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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 687, 8 June 1859, Page 6

THE BIRMINGHAM and SHEFFIELD WAREHOUSE, Christchurch, will be CLOSED at ,7 o'clock, p.m., during the wiater _,_>.- EDWARD REECE; , .■PEACOCKS WHARF. PUBLIC NOTICE. ON and after the Ist of MAY, all goods; forwarded to the above Wharf for ship- > ment must be accompanied by a note from the shippers (unless the wharfage he paid at the time), and all goods discharged' from vessels alongside - must be particularised to the wharfinger by the \ respective consignees. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. April 29,1859. PEACOCK'S WHARF. PUBLIC NOTICE. ON and after the Ist of MAY, the following scale of time will be .allowed for ''discharging at the above wharf:— Vessels of 100 tons burthen and under, 2 days. 150 „ ..„ „ 3 „ «00 „ „)f „ 4i „ 250 „ ,i „ y >t 300 „ tt „ o „ 350 ,> „ j» 7 „ - After the expiration of which demurrage will J?o - charged, on each vessel, at the rate" of 2d. per ton ♦burthen, per day. J. T. PEACOaK ■&. CO. April 29,1859. . ALL goods landed at the Whaif, if npt immediately • taken will ;be Removed at the risk and expense of the consignees. Ji T. PEACOCK 4 CO. Peacock's Whaif, April 29,18.59. . ..'.... ; ON SALE AT THE \M^§'_ OF |i|e ■ uNi^isi^itif ;; vjl THE CARGO t (OF TMm^T^kM),: NOWfLANpiNG.;--'' V' "" " \ 20 hhds. draught beer 50 casks bottljed sheer 8 tons refine! JJTanilla suofar 12 tons Company's No. 1r sugar 100 bags coffee; 3 cases lemon syrup y ; 20 cases Negrphead tobaijcb : 20 cases Burn's figfs jj 90 bales sheepwaph ; 3 tons mould ca'ridles ' 3 tons Sydpey 20 casks wgite.vinegar : 15 cases sardines; 20 cases salad oil 18 kegs lai;d „ ' 20 cases St^fen-Vpicklejs 5 cwt. Glenfield: starcn ■ 3 casks hijacking ' j -50 boxes muscat^ , ; 20 boxes dried peaches : 20 kegs dried apples ;• 10 cases white herrings J 10 cases red herrings ' 40 cases winter oranges 2 cases annatto 8 cases arrowroot in tins >~- R^e.andliarley. , 10 cases Colemah'B blue j 10 cases mustard 30 £ases lobstera . 10 cases oyeters 5 tons Manilla rope : 5 tops EurbpQ fops 53 bales clothes-lines ; 1 b^ale cordage ' " 30 coils spunyarn I 5 hales, gunny'bags i 10 hales corn sacks [ ' 5 barrels pitch ; '--1 tale corks -80 boxes window glaßfl : 12 drays.and carts ■„ \ Bullock hows and American yokes .7 casks chalk "350 single and double blocks 4i pairs -blacksmiths' bellows 4 pairs forge backs arid novels • 30 boxes axes '2 casks chain d.2 iron vices ". 2 cases iron stretchers 1 hhd. hinges i-hhd. frying pans 4 hbds. saucepans ; 1 hhd. enamelled milk dishes 1 hhd. tili,dishes ," . 2 tons l|. t iijph jead piping v 2fO boxes fin plates,'Lx & LXX •IP tons as^orte^bar iro.il .2 plaifofm weighmg machines Askms ■'.■."■..•' ' ' j 4.marble wash,stands i 1 case mahogany chairs , 15 cases .American chairs 20 pieces China matting 6 marble table tcips 8 cases clocks 6 crates crockery 40,000 feet assorted timber 60 patinel doors 15 packages window sashes 1 case flowered Tobes 2 cases reefer's jackets; . 2 cases gents.' overcoats 3 cases pilot coats .2 cases brown Holland 2 cases MJoreen 2 cases white .shirting 5 bales carpeting 8 bales blankets 5 bales Russian crash 1 case infants'robes 2 cases gents' white shirts *8 cases grey calico .2 bales fancy jersies 4 cases, gents.'trowsers 1 case woollen cord 2 cases Crimean shirting ! 1 case ladies' riding hats (trimmed) i -1 case Morocco bag 3 and reticules iJ cases belts and ribbons ! 1 case railway wrappers | 1 case regatta shh;ts ; 2 cases ladies' mantles ■', 4 bales serge shirts i '5 cases assorted slops 4 cases mole trowsers ?-2 cases cloth caps 50 cases assorted drapery j5 cases assoi*ted hosiery 12 trunks watertight boots 5 trunks grain'"'kuee, boots I ;3 trunks Drover's kip boots 2 trunks enamel thigh boots f5 .trunks shooting boots ; ,5 trunks army.bluc^evbopta ' 5 trunk's calf Wellington boots 6 trunks :elasfcic side fools 15...trunks women's leather,b,opts 15, trunks tvonjen's. assorted^ hoots '"5 'tons Aaelai'de flour ■ &C., &C, &C. . ...;.. J. T. 'eEACQCK & GO.