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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 618, 9 October 1858, Page 6

WILSON & CO. / .AGENTS',AND jWQHANTS CHRISTCHURCH. Junction Tuam,S,tre,efcjand Sumner Ro. l( i MR. CUFF, AUCTIONEER, TIM<BER. MERCHANT ESTATE, LAND, HOUSE, AND ' GENERAL COM MISSION AGENT Temporary Office at Mr. Dorsett's, Cashehst POINTERS WANTED.-Libern, wages ,giyen. .Appjy/to ' 1:-^ 1-^1^ - """" ' "" ' ' - ' \ II I T CHAIRS! CHAIRS!! JUST RECEIVED, 3 CRATfIo ENGLISH CHAIRS. ■' ' ATES GEORGE -TAYLER, Louabn Street, Lyttelton. | TO,STOREKEEPERS,,SETTLERr~" AND OTHERS. THE undersigned, having established themselves in Sydney as Cotnmissio,, Merchants, for some time, beg, to inform the inhabitants of Nelson and Surrounding districts that they are prepared, to -execute business in the Sale of Wool, Sheep9kins,.Hides, Grain and other produce, or in the furnishing, of go'oc's from the Sydney markets, giving intimations of prices current from time to time as may be re« quested or necessary. J. & d. Mcdonald, Sussex Street Noi th, ■ Sydney, N. S. Wales. WEEKLY SALE YARDS, OPPOSITE THE WHITE HART.HOTEL CHRISTCHURCH. VFR. .PARKINSON, in thanking his i-»-l- friends and the public for their liberal support in the Commi»sion business, begs to inform them, that having become a re»ident in Christchurch, his Sale-yards will be open for Auctionsevery SATURDAY. LAST NOTICE! A LL Parties remaining" indebted to my tV. late business in London Street, after the 18th AUGUST will be summoued for the same with interest of 20 per cent. JOHN T. PARKINSON. TO BUTCHERS. FAT Stock of all descriptions on, sale at all, times, and delivered .as required by butchers in , Christchurch. One fortnight's nptice only required. JOHN T. PARKINSON. JUST RECEIVED (PER ZEALANDIA) ~1 i~\ Crates of-Earthen and China ware, J_ Y_/ consisting of China: breakfast, tea, desert, and toilet sets (white and gold), vases, toilet bottles, and pomatum pots Earthenware: dinner, soup, and cheese plates; meat, vegetable, and pie dishes; breakfast cups and saucers, toilet sets, jujjs, mugs, and basons, preserve pans, bed and chair pan's, Stc. 5 hhds.,glassware Cut and pressed tumblers,,wine ;and champagne glasses,, decanters, carafes and tumblers, mu^s, butters, sugars and creams, pickles, meat pots, cruets, liqueurs, plates and dishes, cut .glass desert service, &c. 3 cases,fancy and other stationery 1 case books L case ivory and bone ware; Consisting of chessmen, dominoes,-and dice boxes, backgammon iboards, cribbage boxes and boards, spelling games table napkin rings, spoons (assorted), crochet case and boxes,,&c. 1 case writing desks and work boxes 2 cases cutlery and plated ware 1 case yes,tas (in japanned boxes) lease concertinas and violins (with- bows), 2 dozen music books 1 case rock'ng horses and, .toys 2 eases basket ware; Consisting of bassinets and „baby basketSj plate, wheel, canoe, .market, lakes' .fancy and,other-baskets 1 case jewellery; Consisting of cameo and other brooches, rings. shirt Btuds, bracelets, watch gu<ird3 , and, keys, necklaces, silver thinibles, gold and silver pencil cases, ,&c. 1 caße brushes and combs 2 cases, iron enamelled ware; Consisting, of cups and saucers, plates, dishe", milk and stew pans, jugs.i&.mugs, &c [Arso,— ■ 6 :hhdß.^iron,' lin^and^^rf.ss, jgppd^of v §very description 20, kegs,t^sprte^nails j.l/cas^cji^ery.. ,'2 cases broom, aud,b^usfy w,ase tO,.cratesjeartbenwaro. ' ';^E<iiitGE r] TiYi^:B. ■%L N.B! The tr»de supplied on reaaonablo ter«>»