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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 686, 4 June 1859, Page 8

•^Wimii* Hi^iiMii aOALVANISED ifeON ON SALE,, <ii "if* ■■■■■■■■". In sheets—; 6, 7|,.and-8 feet-long •Galvanised iron Tiles Do. Ridgecap •Do. Guttering : Do. Down Piping . Do. - 'Nails, Brackets, Nuts and ■Screws, Rivets arid Bars, &c. MILES, KINGTON& Co., \ Norwich Quay. ; > WOOL. >mHB Undersigned are "buyers of wool, X hides, sheepskins, and other produce, *and will make liberal cash advances on consignments to Messrs. Miles, Kington and -Co., Melbourne, and Messrs. Mileses and- .Kingtpn, Bris<tol, London, and Liverpool • . MILES, ETINGTON S & Co., ■ Norwich Quay. ON SALE. \ ABOUT 2 tons of New Zealand rope 17 doz. tether lines. Apply to MILES, KINGTQN & Co., Norwich Quay. WOOL. ■ TO SHEEPFARMERS. THE undersigned have on sale a supply of 'Stores imported expressly for "Station use* consisting of 101b. woolsacks ;■ Tea :; Sugar 'Wines and spirits Ale and porter Rice Candles Raisins Currants -Oilmen's stores obaceo -offee Boots and shoes Soft goods : Fencing wire and staples And other supplies required'by squatters. MILES, KINGTON & Co., Norwich Quay. "]\TOW Landing ex MYSTERY, &c, and JLI for sale at the stores of the undersigned:— : 30 hhds. Allsopp's ale 20 hhds. Truman's stout : 300 dozen Allsop's bottled ale ; 500 dozen Byass' bottled stout 50 qr; casks brandy 10 hhds. brandy 30 hhds. W.I. rum 30. o.p. 20 qr. casks Scotch whiskey 10 hhds.' Scotch whiskey -20 qr. casks Nicholson's old-torn ■ > ■ 5 hhds. Nicholson's old torn 300 cases Nicholson's old torn 300 cases Geneva 60 qr. casks sherry * 40 qr. casks port - 20 chests tea 50 half-chests tea ,100 boxes tea 500 mats sugar 10 hhds. loaf do. i 200 hoses-sperm candles 100 bags salt 100 trunks boots and shoes 15 cases slops 50 cases drapery &c, &c, &c. J. T. PEACOCK, & Co. Lyttelton, March'3o. ; FRESH STOCK OF SADDLERY AND HARNESS, EX MYSTERY. 'TTRHE Undersigned has just opened another JL parcel of Johnston's -celebrated Scotch harness and saddlery. SADDLERY. Felt saddle cloths Best German silver spurs Enamelled leather saddle bags Ladies' arid gentlemen's whips Bushmen's head-stall bridles Best snaffle bridles—plated buckles Ladies' best side saddles, extra leaping head, •and enamelled slipper Best all over hogskin hunting saddles, with extra dees Spare bright steel snaffle bits Steel rowells, girth webbing <Horse brushes and curry combs HARNESS. 'Spare gig collars ■Do. gig-reins Do. cart blinkers and reins Cart collars and hames ■ Bullock shaft and leading harness Spare "bullock collars and hames Plough back bands Plough and cart trace chains Web halters H. E. ALPORT, Market-place, Christchurch. AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY IMPLEMENTS ON SALE. "OANSOM'SY.L. swing ploughs Jl\; Howard's double mould board ditto Spare wrought iron sharesand coulters Swingletrees Churns and cheese presses .Sydney bullock and horse drays Sydney tip carts > Spare bullock and horse dray wheels and fitted axles H. E. ALPORT. Market Place, Christchurch. GARDEN SEEDS. ' ~~~ PEAS, broad beans, dwarf -French beans, scai'let runners, asparagus, red beet, curled borecole, Brussels sprouts, flowering broccoli, early York, sugarloaf, drumhead and red piciding,cabbages, early and late carrot, cauliflower, celery, cress, cucumber, endive, leek, lettuce, melon, mustard, onion, parsnip, curled parsley, long scarlet, red and* white turnip radish, globe savoy, spinach, early white stone and yellow Aberdeen turnip, gourds, pumpkin, vegetable marrow,.tomato, capsicum, borage, lavender, sweet basil, */iarjoram, salsafy, corzonera, marigolds, and New Zealand spinach. Also, I\lignionette, sweet peas, nemophylla, convolvolus, German stocks, and forty varieties of selected ilower seeds. W. WILSON, Nursery and Seedsman. — NOTICE. ~ ' EWATERLOW begs to inform his.eus- » tomers that on,and after THIS DAY Iris business will be carried on for CASH ONLY. ' Ckidfccharch,June 1, 1859. „: