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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 669, 6 April 1859, Page 3

ON SALE, EX MYSTERY, AND OTHER LATE ARRIVALS. rPHE undersigned are now oponing fresh invoices Jl of floft goods, which will be ready for sale by 11 o'clock on THURSDAY NEXT, (To-morrow), in addition to tbeir general large assortment: — A splendid assortment of winter ribbons, plain, brown and blue sarsnets Women's jean, satteen and coutille stays Queen's rival corsets, Cleopatra do. Princess royal do. Corded petticoats in great variety Steel busks, brooches, gold bead* Cashmere gloves, white braid Ladies' elegant neck scarfs Spot book muslin, spot muslin gcarfli Wool dyed Oxford doe Wool armlets, Cashmere mufflers Fancy skirts, book, Nansook and mull mu^-lin White, pink, sky French tarletans Lappet sprig muslin, coloured lenos French linings, black and coloured Zephyr checks Flounced robes, double skirts Swiss curtains, Scotch Cambric handkerchiefs Madder, Cochineal and Turkey kerchief* Infant's felt hats, do. do. silk lined Do. black and brown turbans . Girls' black and brown riding hats ; Ladies' riding hats, assorted shapes Do. do. trimmed ' - Infant's white aud brown straw turban hata Do. whip cord and tuscan -do. Boya' Windsor and Prince Alfred hats Youths' and men's white regatta hats - - Deer stalker's hats Ladies' drab whip cord new riding hat* Do. Princess Royal tuscan do. Children's and ladies' improved straw hats. Women's and Empress do. Do. brown do. Girls and maids' mushroom do. Princess Eoyal hats ' Ladies' girls' and maids' white hata A case of men's and youths' assorted grey knit worsted and lambswool hose and half-hose Girls' and women's assorted worsted, Cashmere, lambswool arid Merino hose Ball dresses, real ermine boas Cap fronts, orange blossoms, bonnet plumes Black and brown hat feathers Huckaback, blonde quilling, velvet ribbon Pins, crinoline, polka jackets Ladies' fancy wool scarfs Wool ruffles, woollen cuffs Thimbles, blond, falls Black and white ivory fancy dress buttons Brussels and real lace falls Black, white and yellow Persian Blue and yellow sarsnet | White gros, white satin, linen and holland I Buttons, cuff bottons, black sewing silk Children's embroidered cloaks Ladies' heavy cloth cloaks Irish point collars • Very superior black velvet mantles, Pompadour Very superior coloured velvet mantles; Iris Very superior black satin velvet mantles, a la '' ■. Beine", ; ...''"•..,...• ■ Very superior blue velvet mantlesVlmperatrice ' Childs' Cashmere and satin hoods Ladies'white; sun bonnets „ . Milan, military and other braids A case linseys, moreen, wool check, and black and scarlet alpaca ; Valenciennes lace, parasols Men's travelling caps, children's stays, braces, &c.,,&c. Also, Brandy in hhds. and qr.-casks Whiskey in qr.-caaks and 1 dozen casei 'Rum in qr.-casks and hhds. - , - ,"" Old torn in qr.-casks , Port and sherry (very superior) in 3 dozen" cases Cordials Champagne in 1 dozen cases ; An invoice of glassware Mustard in lib. and |lb. bottles, and 21b. tins Lobsters and salmon in lib. tins Sperm candles and toilet soaps Sardines and anchovies Brushware (assorted) Stable brooms and white wash brushes Account, memorandum and reading books Hobbles and boots and shoes (assorted) Saddles and bridles Galvanized nails China matting, wire fencing Flutes, jewellery Carpeting, oil cloth Scotch ploughs , Three-bushel bags and seamless flour bag§ Pictures, 2 ft. rules, lead pencils = Europe rope. F NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO. Oxford Street, Lyttelton, April 6, 1859. THE "LYTTELTON TIMES," PUBLISHED IN LYTTELTON EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, IS delivered in Christchurch and along the line of road between the towns, the same morning; and is transmitted to. subscribers in all other parts of the province by the regular mails. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Advance. Credit." Year .-. . £1 11 6 . . , . . £1 17 6 Half-year. . . 16 0 ... . . 19 6 Quarter. ....86.. ... 10 0 Subscriptions in advance are considered due immediately upon the commencement of the period subscribed for. ■•■-' All periods of subscription should be made to terminate on the last day of March, June, September or December. \ TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENT. For the first insertion: Six lines and' Under, Two Shillings, and for each additional line, Thbeh Pence. For each subsequent insertion, Half-Phice. . Advertisements should reach, the Agent's office, Christchurch, not later than 2 p.m., or this office not later than 3 p.m. on Tuesday or Friday fo • insertion in the succeeding issue: for "withdrawal, orders should be received on the previous Monday or Thursday. All Advertising and Printing accounts fur.nished monthly. , Orders will be received at this office, or by the following AGENTS IN THE PROVINCE :— Mil. C. E. Coopeh, Christchurch; I „ G. C. Black, Kaiapoi ; „ F. T. Haskins, Papanui; „ J. D. Gabwood, Akaroa. j Who are authorised to take subscribers' names, and to collect all accouuts due to this office: and from whom copies of the paper can be obtained as soon as possible after publication. "Lyttelton Times" Office, Oxford street, Lyttelton, March 31, 1859. :A PA RT M BNTS TO LE T, i\. furnished. For particulars, enquire of MR. GOODGER, Simmer Road, Lytteltou.