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DN SALE' AT THE- LYTTELTON "TIMES" OFFICE; < | ", STATIONERY/ ' . Royal Albert note paper, -„ Queen's size, do. do. j . Cream laid . do.:, doi Commercial and bank post, , • Extra super, ivory dp! , Blue wove and yellow do. Cream laid (super.) , do. Super, blue laid foolscap . Cowan's patent do. Extra superfine do. for foreign. - corres- i ; ... . pondence Blue laid adhesive envelopes. Cream laid do. .;, do. , Drab do. do.. Thick blue laid official do. ' Red and black sealing wax Plain cards,-all sizes Enamelled do. ; Blotting paper Coloured tissue and glazed paper Magnum bonum and other steel pens - Pen holders Black lead pencils Walkden's black and red ink Stephens' blue black and red ink Morrison's copying ink India rubber Thin wrapping paper, sugar bags,,&c., & c . ACCOUNT BOOKS. Journals and ledgers - Cash and day :hooks, assorted Surveyor's field books. . Memorandum books-in variety Clasp do., do. Letter copying books Bill books payable and receivable Exercise books - Waste books Sic, &c. SCHOOL BOOKS. Carpenter's Spelling < M'Cullock's 3rd Reading < | Murray's Grammar Murray's Exeroises with -key . - Murray's Reader Johnson's Dictionary '- Gray's Arithmetic Thomson's do. Chambers'Geographical-Primer Chambers' British Empire • Stewart's Geography Young Scholar's Atlas (coloured) • Little Arthur's England Goldsmith's History of England Introduction to Bookkeeping and key. Edward% Eton Latin Grammar • Anthon's Greek do. Anthon's Caesar- ■ , Anthon's Cicero School copy and exercise books, &c.~text *• round and single hands i Ditto Phillip's progressive series I Davidson's musical miracles, comprising,! 1 duettsj ' Welch airs, and - Irish melodiesAdams' Spring 'in. the Canterbury Settle-! ment, Ac, Sic, Sic i JUST RECEIVED (PER 'ZEALANDIA) : "I /^\ Crates of Earthen and Chinaware, ■: JLV_^ consisting of China: breakfast, tea, i desert, and toilet setsr (white and gold), vases, toilet bottles,' and pomatum pots Earthenware: dinner, soup, and cheese plates;; meat, vegetable, and pie dishes;- break- ■ fast cups and saucers, toilet sets, jugs, mugs, and basons, preserve pans/bed and chair pans, &c 5 hhds. glassware Cut and pressed tumblers, wine and cham-j p&gne glasses, decanters,-carafes andtumblers, mugs, 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 1 case ivory and bone-ware; '-. Consisting of chessmen, dominoes, and.dice boxes, backgammon boards, 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 vestas (in japanned boxes) „* 1 case concertinas and violins(with bows), 2 dozen music books 1 case rocking horses and toys 2 cases basket ware jConsisting of bassinets and. baby- baskets,palate, - wheel, canoe, , market,- ladies'I fancy and other baskets 1 case jewellery; Consisting of cameo, and other brooches, rings; j shirt studs, "bracelets, watch' guards and keys,'.necklaces,' silver', thimbles, gold,and silver pencil cases, &c. 1 case brushes and comtys 2 cases iron enamelled»waye •> „ Consisting of cups and- saucers, plates, dishes; milk aud stew pans, jugs & mugs, Sic. .Also,— . TO ARRIVE PER CHIEFTAIN, 6 hhds. iron, tin, and brass goods, of every description 20 kegs assorted nails ' ; 1 case cutlery 2 cases broom, and, brushware •.. i 10 crates earthenware 7. 4 GEORGE TAYLE&, ,„ London; Sti-eotf Lyttelton. £LB. The trademipplicdioftlVenfeonable'term*