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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 659, 2 March 1859, Page 6

GOODS NOW ON SALE, ; EX HOEHAMPTON, STRATHALLAN, . REGINA, AND ; OLpNTABF, WITH OTHER LATE ARRIVALS. HABERDASHERY: • /^LOyES^ of .all kinds, hosiery ;of; every jize iJT price and quality, of both worstedand cotton, garters of all colours and':sizes, boy's, leatuer belts, ginghams, coburgs, .derrys, alpacas, stays, gloves of every class, children's' worsted gaiters, stay ■laces of all prices'and qualities in great variety; ladies' fancy 4reßseß, hooping cane, piping do., stays both white and coloured, carpet binding, toilet covers, fancy quilting; 12-4 blankets, memorandum books both large and small; looking glasses both large and small; a.splendid assortment of ribbons; ladies'scarfsyladies' sleeves and collars^ of a glass never yet imported or, equalled; seeing silk of every colour and beat quality;.hooks and eyes;both white, and black, .in packets or papers, buttons, pins, collars and tapes,; of all classes, from the well known -house, of Carlisle, Pittman, & Co.; laces of all qualities and prices; counterpanes and quilts of \ the .very: best; quality and the cheapest prices asked in the trade; crochet needles, both bone,_ steel, and wood, crochet cotton in great /variety $ thimbles and fancy needles in; boxes ; silver.chains, stay-hpoks of two sorts, hair pins in papers; and fancy boxes, galloons, i common sewing cotton, old, cord ; both black and white, boot laces of 3 t different: qualities, ladies' collars of .every kind,,boys* do., braces of all prices; elastic belts, rougeboth'plain, &figuredj ladies'; head dresses in great variety, to ; please all tastes;; .mending cotton-of ail Nos., men's watertight boots,; Scotch make, ,warranted of the best quality, magic \ lanterns; tea caddies,,Patna rice, sardines in both large and small tins,-30 tins smoked lier'ririgs. ■■• ■=..-.■■. . ' . -...■...; ; : Gateihooks and hinges, assorted,'l4 to 18 inches,; O.P. sad irons; Nosji 2 to 8, patent' butt hinges, 2£ to 5 in., spring balances 241ds. to 30 fos., brass cbck's, 'counterweighing machines, 7S»s.! to 56-'fts'., copper 'hand scales and beamysteelyards; 112 ibs: to 350 Ks., "tinned tormetitersi tinned' ladles, fluted-gridirons, rim locks; 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 in., shell gimbletsy as- ; sorted, "Turkey1 ;oil stones* dbg ohains>:2,'i3 and 4 yards,/-padlocks,; bow larches] %on and brass; axle pullies: of different'sizies,'cut'tacks; of: aEsizes[best \ patent locks,; 10 and112 in.,'bee'clrwbbd carpenter's -spbkeshaves,ssaw sets, Norfolk latches, wire dish covers of all sizes and prices to be bought either in :the!sei or singly;;-New'Victoria1 dish covers,-com-; ' mori oil lamps, two' police lanterns <of '■ the' newest invention .with patent slide; •japanned snuffer '■ trays; wash' b'atiins of all sizes,' milk; pans,■pudding doi, French:: nursery lamps, cash ''■ boxes; flat tube : ball lamps,;'oval "tea pots all sizes, block; tin do.-all sizes and price?, coffee pots all sizes; chamber pails; ; oil feeders,; watering1; pots, nutmegj graters; spice boxesj flour Ijoxesy pepper do.,' dripping ■ pans, brass curtaiii 'bands,' imperial; dish covers all sizes, block tin candlesticks ;and: pillars, roasting -jacks,1 flour :scales:l r:aiid 2:pecks, joiner'sJsprigs-allsizes;coach" .^inches, bed screws^ wrought Flemish1 tacks,ipump 'tacks, "wrought; clasp' hobs 'all sizes, • brass desk •hinges, Lbrassbuttdo:^ frying pans, claw hammers; brass screw hooks, brass-screw rings, plate glass lanterns'/oil cans/trays of■ a very superior kind and neat?pattern,.bread baskets, baking dishes all sizes!, tin basins' all -sizes, galvanized I buckets, steel and brass snuffersi ; deeprtin?scale3, sheep shears of best quality, tea caddies, dust pans, tin funnels, japanned candle boxes,, japanned extinguishers, plain, figured - and. fancy patty' pahs r gravei ,^|hbviels, conunon do. No. 2,3 and 4, scythes and sneaths, spades, reaping hooks and sickles. ' ; ■■ ; /:: : vgADDLERT: ;T -■ (, : \ "''.. Superior hunting'saddles, 'horse cart; harness, head stallsj bridles in great' variety, one patent gig leading harness. -These are all from the well rknowir house of''MessfsPMirrlees & i Co.,' Buchanan' Street,1 Glasgow,'Tvell known in the Australian colo-. nies for their superior workmanship. '■;'■■■-'■'.■ .;: ..t--GLASSWARE: - . ■; :'; C 1300! pieces fancy, cut glassware ■■'.. V.2000 tumblers botrii large, and small ;506(wii\esj mixed quality. , : ,200 decanters both cut and pressed 300 custard glasses, of different patterns > 150 sugars of all colours , . 200, salts ,of .different qualities ; SO creams, cut and plain 500 plates, sto 8 in. . . • 50 pateiif cut fancy dishes for fruit \ ■ ScerHr'e and stand, cut fancy glass for. ......:. '. -flowers or fruit 136 cut fancy cigar dust savers, to: save the dust from falling on the 'carpet; with •■•'-' ■'■'-'• dishes complete ' > 12 cut glass water bottles and r glasses complete. ;',"■'•'■ CROCKERY: ;300 dozen cups and saucers 120 „ . plates all sizea 100 „ dishes « 200 „ ,bo\vls 15 „.; starch pan's ' , .20 „ pre'serviri'g jars . .''"2s „ chambers, both white and blue, all '- .-sizes ,; ; ; ''; ";.';'.'■'■■".. ' . .. ■ 12 „ broth bowls with plates'to stand in : 10 „ brush (nail and tooth) trays 12 „ soap boxes. , , / • 20 „ children's fancy printed mugs 30 „ „ ~~ plain mugs 50, „ chamber sets . 10 „ teapots . . • : • 2 „ superior dinner sets complete. STATIONERY: Double ; cro\vn cartridge,, fookcapr different.sortsi double crown blue; do-., blue double foolscap, double wove handmade, cartridge bliie'tlemy, plain do., imperial cap double do. ; bag do., white blotting paper, pink do,, ledgers, journals, day books, letter books, foolscap; copy books assorted, post copy books as^ sorted,; square B.W. post, envelopes, note paper, wafers, wax; red and black, memorandum- books, pens, from the best'gold" to the commoner kind, holders of all lengths,' Welsh slates,: two sizes, slate pencils, a large variety^ inlra of ■■ all sizes and colours, from 2di'to ss. per bottle, school books of every kind, copy books ;all hands. ■ JAMES MORRISON & CO. Feb. 21, 1859. GENERAL NOTICE. THE FIRST and LAST NOTICE is hereby given to all parties indebted to the undersigned; to parties residing on the peninsula fourteen days extra notice will be' given ;^that'all accounts remaining unpaid after the 18th DAY of MARCH. NEXT, will be recovered in the Resident Magistrate's Court at Lyttelton. ' : PETER CAMERON. ;iN.B.~The debts refer to those due both to the Caledonian Store and the Robin Hood Hotel. Lyttelton, Feb. 23,1859. '. LA N D F0 R SALE. PAPANUI ROAD. SPRINGFIELD FARM (late in the occupation . , of Benjamin Wyatt;Esq.,) is now open for sale, in lots' of one acre and upwards. Plans may be seen, and full particulars obtained, on application to Mit;,DANN, Me. C. W.'WYATT ,or Mb. LONGDEN, in Christchurch, j ' Terms:—One fourth casli, one fourth at 3 months, one fourth at 6 months, and: the remainder at'l2 months; free of any charge for interest.'