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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 615, 29 September 1858, Page 7

JAMES MORRISON & CO. beg to inform, the inhabitants' of Lyttelton, ihat they have opened a Wholesale and Retail Establishment, in Canterbury Street, importing goods direct from England, offering a first-class article at a-cheap and moderate price. Every class of merchandise now on hand. Canterbury-st., Lyttelton, April 19, 1858. N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED :— Thrashing machines, patented , 1856, from Richard Pease's celebrated Excelsior Agricultural Works, New York.. „ rt „_ „ ~~ J. T. PEACOCK & CO. LAST .NOTICE! \ LL Parties remaining indebted to my __\_ late1 business' in London Street, after the 18th AUGUST -will be summoned for the same with interest of 20.per.cent. JOHN T. PARKINSON. TO BUTCHERS. TTTJAT Stock of all descriptions on sale at JD all times,, and delivered as required; by butchers in Christchurch. . One fortnight's notice only required. JOHN >T. PARKINSON. TO LET, """ THE Commercial Hotel, Akaroa, with pos- ; session on the -30th SEPTEMBER, inst. : For terms and allnecessary information, apply 'GEO: ARMSTRONG. Akaroa,Sept. 3,1858. ' : ' '. V ON SALE, ; at the : Ferry Wharf,— 1,000 ~3 bushel -corn-sacks 50,000 feet V:D,L.(scantling 100,000 5 feet V.D.L. palings 80,000 2 feet 6 V.D.L laths And a quantity of cart fellows Apply to JOHN C. AIKMAN, oi F.-LE CREN. ON SALE, AT THE STORES OF '. THE UNDERSIGNED, HEART KAURI TIMBER, consisting of 20,000 feet kauri boards 9xl 12,000 do. ■■■ do. do. 6xl 20,000 do.. do. .do. ,9x.f . .600 do. do. do. 9x 1£ 1,000 do. do. do. 9x2 4,000 feet kauri scantling 4x3 4,000 doi do. do. 6x3 2,000 do. do. do. 5x 2£ 5,000 shingles. MILES KINGTON & Co., Norwich. Quay. GARDEN SEEDS. PEAS, broad beans, French beans, scarlet runners, onion, leek, carrot, turnip, "parsnip, spinach, parsley, celery, radish, lettuce, curled cress, Amerran cress, mustard,'red beet, Silesian beet, asparagus, sea kale, early and late cabbages; cauliflower, flowering broccoli, curled borecole, Brussell's sprouts, savoy, Couve Tronchuda, curled; endive,■ purple top swede, gourds, pumpkin, vegetable marrow, melon, cucumber, capsicum, tomatoe* nasturtium, • carraway, corriander, sweet.marjoram, pot marjoram, summer and winter savory, marygold, sage, thyme, lavender, sweet basil, rue, and. rosemary; ."" ..... A 150,.. Gorse/irape* hemp, canary Early and late seed potatoes W.WILSON, Nursery and Seedsman. WILSOX& COAGENTS AND. MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH. Junction Tuam Street and Sumner Road. WILSON.:and r C0.,-Agents and -Merchants, (Junction Tuam Street and Sumner Road), Christchurch,. HAVE ' on" Sale at their new Stores, the undermentioned goods, viz., Tea, in half chests (good jbrand) Sugar, pieces, in 56-lb bags Do., Mauritius, crystals, in 1-| cwt. bags Flour, in 100;lb. bags: Candles, Belmont sperm, in 25 lb. boxes Oatmeal, in 2 cwt. casks 'Soap, Liverpool, in 56 lb. boxes Corn bags, 3 bushels each Gunnies, 2 bales -Hhds. porter, Abbott's . Bottled porter,.in 4 doz. cases Port wine, in 3 doz. cases Arsenic (1 case), in bottles Pickles, assorted Stationery, artisweal, &c. Galvanized iron, in Bft. by 2ft. sheets Whiskey, in- qiv casks Red case gin, cheeses, tubs, buckets, &o. Teems, —5 per cent, discount for cash, and "10 per "cent; interest after 3 months. EX NOURMAHAL. A Few of Rarisdhle and Sim's ploughs' 2 pairs patent wheels with brass caps 1 10 horse power steam engine, with boiler complete. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. Lyttelton, Aug. 3, 1858. i