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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 622, 23 October 1858, Page 7

TKTANTED, for a family shortly ex- ▼ ▼ pected to arrive at Lyttelton,—A burnished Cottage, with sitting room, and three or lour bed rooms. Apply to MILES, KINGTON, & Co., Lyttelton. ON SALE AT THE STORES OF THE'UNDERSIGNED,— Patna Eice Pampanga Sugar Melbourne Soap Plantation Ceylon Coffee Venetian Red Tether Ropes MILES, KINGTON, & Co., ' Lyttelton. ON SALE, delivered at Timaru,—-250 Fat Wethers. Apply to MILES, KINGTON, & Co., _^ Lyttelton. MESSRS. J. T. PEACOCK and CO. have now landed their importation of the cargo of the Mountain Maid, and have on hand at their Stores the undermentioned goods,— 20 drays and cart 3 18 tons sugar 40 chests tea 90 half do. 60 boxes do. 70 bags coffee 2-5 hhds. brandy 30 qr.-casks do. 60 cases do. 5 hhds. wine 35 qr.-casks 8 octaves do. 20 cases do. 50 cases claret 4 hhds. whiskey 8 qr.-casks do. 50 cases do. 8 hhds. rum 60 hhds. beer 200 barrels bottled do. 380 cases Geneva 12 qr.-casks old torn 80 cases do. 30,000 cigars 20 ploughs 15 bales woolpacks 10 bales bags 22 cases axes 2 cases boring machines 11 packages window sashes 20. doors 150 boxes window glass 5 cases clocks 8 cases galvanised iron 5 tons galvanised wire fencing 60 tarpaulins 40 bundles hoop iron 67 cases chairs 47 dozen buckets 90 dozen tubs 60 rolls matting 150 boxes candles 140 boxes soap 20 cases herrings 15 cases sardines 200 cases oilmen's stores Tobacco &c, &c, &c. ON SALE BY THE .UNDERSIGNED,— STATION SUPPLIES, and assorted general merchandise, for town and country Storekeepers, consisting of— Soft goods Wines Spirits Ales Sugars Teas Soap Candles Tobacco Cigars Woolpacks and corn sacks Arsenic Tar, pitch Saddlery Oilmen's stores &c, &c. J. T. PEACOCK & Co., Importers. FOR SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 2 wool pressing machines (complete) Grain measures Turnip cutters and corn crackers Bullock and horse drays Iron .harrows Ploughs and ploughshares "j. T. PEACOCK & Co., . . Wharf. EX NO.UUMAHAL. A Few of -Ransome 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, August 3, ISSB. ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED,— Thrashing machines, patented 1856, from Richard Pease's celebrated Excelsior Agricultural. Works, New. York. J. T. PEACOCK & Co.