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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 654, 12 February 1859, Page 2

JT. PEACOCK & Co. are now land- • ing their importation of the cargo of, the Brig Mountain Maid and shipments ex Regina and Indiana, and .have on.habd at their store*-— • '; , Spirits, wines, beoryporter . Tobacco;, cigars " Woolpackft A corn sacks Sulphur ; ;arsenio Sheepwash" tobacco ... r Tar, pitch - i, 'fTe&s, sugars Raisins, currants Figs, dried apples f."'iiobatets^saltnon Vinegar in qr.-caska Candles, sperm and mould Bottled .fruits rySalt;.coarse and fine ' • Starch and blue \ .Galvanized iron.tiles ! 1 Do. wire ahd sh£et Drays, ploughs Wheelbarrows and dray wheels Soap, Sydney andiStar ; Rennets, crockery i Buckets and tubs i Corks, marble slabs \ ■ Portland cement Oilmen's^ stores (various) i {'60 eases'drapery' j >u&c. f > &6. i -Lyttflltpn Nov. 29» 0858. \ 'eX.NQ.URMAHAL.' j A Few of Ransorae.and Sim's - 'Ploughs 2 j>airs patent wheels with brafei ca|)s 1 10' horse powei* steam engine,./with boiler (complete).f ' ' ' ' ; 'J.~T. I PEACOCK & Co.! Lyttelton, August 3,1858. " j WOOL AND-OTHER COLONIAL !. PRODUCE. | TH E Undersigneds are cashLbuyerc 6f Wool, r Sheepskins," Hides, j &c.si 6r they^ will make most... liberal cash advances on consignments to their friends in Sydney or, London. j J. T. PEACOCK & Co., ! Wharf.; ; ON .SALE BY THE . ItWeß- !> SIGNED,— "'... TV ! STATION SUPPLIES',, and assorted general merchandise, for town.and country, consisting of— ' .*'. '.':".'.7 ; Softgojods Wines ; Spirits :y L ii.Aies Sugars Teas Soap Candles Tobacco Cigars Wpolpacks and corn sacks Arsenic Tar, .pitch. Saddlery ; Oilmen's .stores ■ - &>„&;. ( J. T. PEACOCK & Co., - , Importers. 0 ~R ~ S aT'IT E , BY THE. UNDERSIGNED, — 2 wool pressing machines (complete) > Grain measures Turnip cutters and corn, crackers Bullock and horse drays ' Iron narrows 1 Ploughs and ploughshares ' ' J; T, ;PEACOCK & Co., " " ""' Wharf. ..WOOL. "~ THE UNDERSIGNED ARE T>REJ»ARED to ship wool to England ' S- "via Sydney at the current rate, of -freight. 'Wool shipped by the 'Mountain Maid per return trip to Sydney is guaranteed to be in ,the London market two months sgonerjihan. any shipped direct from this port. Parties shipping through the undersigned, consigned to their friends, in London,; will be dealt with on very liberaLterms. - Owing- to. the conveniences possessed by thcundersigned, wool for. shipment by , this route or direct' to London,' can' be, if, required, stowed in Lyttelfcon, free of, a\\ charges. " \ ' J. T. PEACOCK & CO. - Lyjttelton, November 29, 1858. . EX- STRATHALLAN & CLONTARF. ON sale by the .undersigned, Selected in the British marketsjjy. their own private purchaser, Invoices of coutille stays " blue serge " ribbons " ladies' hats and bonnets " glace silk " , stripe and check ditto ; " tapes . i " long cloth i " croydon sheeting j " calicoes j " white and regatta shirts ; " ladies' and gents' gloves '■■ " .derry and linsey '■ " hosiery, assorted ■ " crape i " -alpaca and coburgs i " „Jadies' collars and sleeves „ ■ &c, &c, &c. J. T. PEACOCK & Co. „ ! Lyttelton. : rpHE undersigned import to order all kinds'of -■- machinery for saw and flour mills, thrashing machines, &c. Orders for indents on the English markets ought to be forwiirded as early as possible to jnsure against unavoidable delay. J. T. PEACOCK & Co. Lyttelton. C. BROWN & CO., NORWICH QUAY, LYTTELTON, . IMPORTERS of all kinds of Drapery and soft goods, both made up and in piece —have on sale:—• Gentlemen's ready-made clothes Ladies' dresses, crinoline, &c, &c. • Gentlemen's and ladies' felt hats ; Ladies' riding,do. | Hosiery—Scotch manufacture ■ Caps do. ' • Tweeds do. Boots and shoes Silks Woollens Cottons Atso, A few packages saddles and cart har.ness. ; Agents in London, ROBERT, 14ENS6n & CQ: " ' ' ' Leeds, Yorkshire, ' • ( ' *■ <l '• ; ' BI^OWN, HALL & CO,S Indouls executed qn ; reaßonablo torius. ' !