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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 708, 20 August 1859, Page 2

WOOL AND OTHER COLONIAL „ .PHqD,HCE, x , ■TJnflers^ned-i4ii>e-'^ash buyers ,-of '■■^T;:w6ol, QHiiles, &o. ; 'f. oi> I they pwill j make -most liberal cash advances; on cQnsj'gnincJnts 'l;to J 'theirj.iriends 7in Sydney :or London." * '■": J. T. PEACOCK ■& Go., • Wharf. _ ■ ■ SIGNED,— .■ ■ ■- STATION SUPPLIES^ and general" merchatidise, for >town and - country Storekeepers, •coiisißfcing'Of— "■' :.- ■'.'■ :-:■ : 'Soft gCKK^ -, , ..'.';,, -i..^"^ , ■ '. : . . . ,-l ;.,.,. . .Wines., ,-..;■■ '•.'••.• . ■■ ' "Spirita ' ° ' . • t Ales - •: • ■ . • .' ■ !T>eaiU ' .'.".'. ""• V ■ V;. :;." i • Soap ■ -."'■ : ; ' 'Candles ". . ' • ■.'■•■• Tobacco , , . v [^ Cigars „,. .... _ ■ Wool packs* and <»m sacks '.'■ •' ' Arsenic " • ': .' Tar, pitch , > . , ■"•■....; „..^ ■) Saddlery t ,, ■■ , -Oilmen's-stores ". ; ■•■■■-. S&C.,'&C. ■''•' "' '' !':; ": '" ■■■■•''■ •'' ■ { ; • : T>PEACOGK^Co., ! '...„.","■••.•;.•'■■ . V";;''::^ < <ImporterSi '; I rfiHE undersigned' import to «rder all kinds of jJL • .machinery'for saw and flour mills,'thrashing ; machines, "&c, Orders for.indents on fthe English. i markets ought to befoinvarSe'd as -early -as. .possible; to insure against unavoidable delay. , i ''^^...;;■"""•; J,;iL^EA-C^CE^.€lo.,;!, u,\ i "'"''" ;;',.■' ■■•''■••■■•. '•■•■: Ifytt^ton. ■.'; /.■:-\i-:' y r -To^tET]" ■-''■' •■'■•=■•■-■'■: A'SWEELITO^HOUSE, situated in; Dampier's Brj, Lytteltoiij 'Gontaining'1 | nine rooms, ai d lafely in the possession* of H. J. ;. LeCreri, Esqi: thereis,a ; .fine garden, and jan excellent supply of water.';; The house is quite i new and well finish«"d,'ancl:'possesses all the conveniences requisite ,for;c :h : .comfortableifaraily resir . dence. -Apply to J, T.~PEACOCK & CO. '..■*••••>*?•: < i' •' /"■> '.' ' KAIAPOI. ■t T ,_,;,-, : . < A Splendid;'-Section of Land for Sale, conXJtl ; .sisting;, of 23 apres^; situated on. the North Road, close to Kaiapoi.,- „ , This larid is ■'.thoroughly fenced,'aind cleared'ready ifor ploughing,;,, It has'a^rontagp.of;3s'chains'"to the North ; Koad and a road leadipg past; Mr. Lee's toJthe coast, and i^ is close to the head of the #avigationJof/4iherlv«r.Cam. Apply to ,'.-■! . i.' i- "■■ :> \'~: .'.'. '.'.': iiIR;'WYLBE,; „, ; Kaiapoi/July 26, 1859. -IKaiapoi. , .NEW ■ADVERTISEMENT. ;'": ; ' 'TtJST received, per late: arrivals, a large and y ', varied assortment; of ' Bankrupt; Stock,' consisting of • goida -of tie "following description, at prices never equalled::— ■'.'.-: :■' ' '. < Calico, from 3d. per yard ■,;;.-...■ ; -. '. y-Prints, from ¥|d. per-yacd; ['...■ ■■'. _ „.'. / . ; -.Prints. French cambric' .',- ■ i .-,' ylFlannela^from 10|d.. '■{,;. ;:'.! ; : .... , | Ribbons, from 4|d. to>is r Cotton arid other* hose] froni 6|d. a' pair ; ' i Kid gloves, from 3d. a pair :^ ;. r ..,^Cobur^s, fti pm'7|d. ; pei <cyar,d !; .:"■ ; ...: ; ... :r , French.twills,and merinos,?'2s,; r 6d«, : , „ ,■. : ]t. Gala plaids, from Is. 6|d. [ ' ■ '■ Scotch wool shawls, from 55.-6 d; " : Scotch scarf shawls, from 10s. 6d. < Polka jackets, from 3s. 6d. . vFurs and mantles'in every variety •■ >.■■ -o .: -;Robes and military striped "dresses do. '"'..'• ;;^Cr6oc[;white blankets,".from 215.! :: "; v. u'' '■"■' ":;;<5ood coloured'blarikets^ from: 90s. : ' _ -Good-1 tweed andpilot jackets, from 145.:6 d. - 'Good- watertight boots, from 14s; ■ Good mole andcord trowsers, from Bs. 6d. Good Bedford cord trowsers, from 18s/6d. •Boys' suits,''frbm'"9s.' ' ! * Sco.ttSh twill and regatta shirts,'from Ss. ': Scotch: knit-socks, from lOid. ■ I Is t ■ fßjviehsefge ; shirts, and - Sydney ; jumpers, from ■./.;..':;; '65.-.6 d,. r r : .: :r :.i „';... >\... '.,.,,.. „,;.." , ; ,;; 'f. \, . , Mackintosh coats, frpm."l2s. Bd. ,'/" ..■; , ; ..:.; Collars/ neck ties, silk" pocket . handkercliiefs, „..;,. .... , and variousqther articles equally cheap, at E. GOODACRE &.CO/S, !.., .. >. -; .' ,:•••. Liverpool and ManchesterjHouse, ;• Market Place,-Christchutch. • •P.S.—Also,-&IXTY-TONS' of GOOD GOAL,-to? be sold in any .quantities to! suit purchasers, A'GR4ciILTimAL v SEEDS, ;&c. „.O Tons.-Pa'cey's :p'erenriial ryegrass .'. ".'& ,10 cwt. Italian ryegTass . ■• 20;cwt. Timothy and cocksfoot , ; >•-•.-.., 40 cwt; mixed ;|)erman«nt pasture' grasses and i ;! clovers " ' 6 c\«t. .fine English lawn grasses - ..._.. 40 cwt.; \yhite Dutch clover . .20 cwt. red clover .. ', .' . . :. ,20 c\yt. perennial red clover or cowgrass - s'cwt. trifolium incarnatuin or crimson clover 20 cwt. broad leaved trefoil 10 cwt. lucerire 3 cwt. gorse seed ' , 2 cwt. English broom . .2 cwt. flax or; linseed ; , A large assortment of -all Mnds of new vegetable seeds.. r. .;-. -. ■ . \-,-«,.. : W. ; WILSON, , , ; . r . , Nursery and Seedsman. $0 BE LET, ~r ~ SEVERAL, Plots of Land af; the West End of Lyttelton, on Leases, at moderate rents, with purchasing clauses, within a limited period. \ A valuable five-acre paddock with a secure landing place for stock, immediately adjoining the West End of the Town of Lyttelton. , -For particulars, apply, to Me. JOHN DEAN ■BAMFORP,,S/flicitor, London Street, :Lyttelton. ALPORT'S AUCTION ROOMS AND ■PRODUCE STORES, MARKET PLACE, CHRISTCHUROH. THE undersigned begs to announce that a considerable portion of the above building being completed, he-is prepared to receive merchandise of every -description- for sale by ; public auction;-; .and r to.store wool, grain, cheese, and other, produce waiting shipping orders. ..'■•' = HERBERT E. ALPORT, Auctioneer, Valuer, House, Land, knd •'■■■• ' Estate Agent. Market Place, June 6, 1859. ; ALBION HOTEK " J' COLLIER begs: to inform the public gene- • rally, that having STABLES in the rear of his premises,-he is prepared to give horses entrusted to his charge thS best possible accommodation. .',. „ , .. ' P.S.—Saddle horses on hire. TA-ttelton, Jan. 7. 1859.