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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 661, 9 March 1859, Page 2

WOOL AND OTHER COLONIAL PRODUCE. THE Undersigned a|e ca^ V»tei" s of ''" Wfp], /Sheepskins, "Hides, <£c.; or ithey will jmako'mMt":libei^..^v#vanceß on >bnsignMients to' their friends m Sydney or London- '^ *: PEACOCK 4 Co., Wharf. /\n" SALE 'BY THE tTNDER\J SIGNED,— STATION SUPPLIES, and assorted general merchandise, for town and country Storekeepers, .consisting of— Soft goods Wines ; Spirits i Ales j Sugars Teas Soap Candles Tobacco . Cigars . . Woolsacks and corn sacks Arsenic ■■.•-.-■: Tar, pitch Saddlery Oilmen's stores &c, &c. J. T. PEACOCK & Co., Importers. E.. ,:Q'"'" ii ''rr .s".'"-a'.'! "l' c , BY THE UN3>EBSIGNBD,-r~ 2 wool pressing machines (complete) Grain measures Turnip cutters and corn crackers Bullock and horse drays : Iron narrows Ploughs and ploughshares | J. T. PEACOCK & Co., Wharf. W <T6 L • ' " I THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED to ship wool to England 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 sooner than any shipped direct from this ppr.t.. Parties shipping through the undersigned, consigned to their friends in London, will be dealt with on very liberal terms, ! Owing to the conveniences possessed by the uni dersigned, wool for shipment by this rpute or direct to London, can be, if required^ stowed in Lyttelton, free of all charge's. | J, T, PEACQCJC & CO. E? STRATHALLAN' & CLONTARF. ON sale by the undersigned, Selected in, the Britis|i ma.rjjejts. by, th.ejr pwn, private purchaser, Invoicgs of cputille stays " blue serge, " ribbons, " ladies'hafe and bonnets " glM4.silk; " strips aijd.qheck, ditto " tapes/ " long cloth " croydon sheeting " calicoes " white and regatta shirts " ladies' and gents' gloves " 4erry and linsey " " hosiery,, assorted '*• crape " alpaca and coburgs "• ladies' cojlart and sleeves &c., &c., <Xsc. J._ T. PEACiaK & Co. Lyttelton. HHHE undersigned import_.to order all kinds of J- machinery for saw, and flour mills, thrashing machines, &c. Orders, for indents on the English markets ought to be forwarded as early as possible to insure against unavoidable delay. J. T^PEAQOCR&Co. Lyttelton. NOW LANDINO; AND FOR SALE- AT THE STORES OF< THE; UNDERSIGNED, THE CARGO 0 F TH E M 0 I?N; TA I N MAID--5- hMs.. Bjar.to.nl ale. r 50 casljs Byass' bQttle,d poster; f 50 " Allsopp's ale [ 500. bags Cb's sugar' ■ • ;: 245 " Java sugac ; j: 6 cases loaf sugar \ 1 hhd. " \ 12 hhds. treacly ii 20 cheats tea \ j 20 half chests tea., •■ ■! 20 cases lobsters. I 20 '« oysters : I .10 " mustard | 10. *f- sances ■ . . j 5 " arrowroot. ' 3 casl?s tartaric acid 2 cases essence of'peppermint IQj barrels) soda.crystal's; 12 ca^eß.Cpleman'&,.b:lu,e, 5, tons s'pap 2 tons tallow cand}es; 15 drays and carts I 1 case of scythes. '. . . j 1' '" scythe stqiies. i 16 casks Stockholm^ pitch 20 dozen Foster's spades 12s sets cart >harness: * 2pO T kegs naijsv ! 2 crates ginger beer bottlea; I 2 hhds, hjardtv^are . j 1. ", pe.wter.mugs I 1 case, slate, pencils ! 2 « roirwire ! 5. " log and fishing lines j 3 casks cut decanters ( 10 boxes axes | 50 doxen axe handles 1 cask horse traces : 12 blacksmithi's; vices; 1 case, children's!crib beds-, 1 ": bamboo bedsteads ; 10 brightiStoyes, 2, bales,canvas--6;, cases, gen t's; clothing 1 ..."-. clo.tji.caps: 16' " drapery assorted 5 cases-I.N.E, matches- ' . \ 1\ , '*;■ vestas 10 cwt. solo .leather 6 bales, kip,. 10 «"■ calf 2' " scarlet blankets ■ 2- "■■■ white " 2 cas.es,.oil,cjqthj ... 50,000 feet sawn timber 30 wood; dopra. ' ' 50 casks Roman cement , • Ladders.and Trestles. 12 tons bai: iron . . •. 2 pairs 32-ihch blacksmith's bellows ■&c, &c, &c J. T. PEACOCK & CO.