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Southland Times, Volume 2, Issue 78, 4 August 1863, Page 4

(Bn " GLASS,:.,;;" CHINA, & EARTHENWARE,. Imported by'" ' Q A M U E L BEAVEN From the BIRMINGHAM GLASSWOEKS, AND STAFFORDSHIRE POTTERIES And on SALE at his WHOLES ALE& RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT TAY-STREET, Invercargill. GLASSWARE. Ale glasses, new pattern, cut Bar decanters Butter coolers and stands, pressed and cut, assorted Caraffes and tops, cut and pressed Candlesticks, colored glass Caudle ornaments Custard glasses, cut with handles Cruets, cut and blown, assorted Cream jugs ! Confectioner*,' glasses and covers Claret jugs, new patterns Decanters, cut and pressed, a great variety of patterns Dram glasses, new pattera Goblets Jelly glasses Lamp chimneys Mustard pots Nobbier glasses Pickle bottles, plates * Salt cellars, cut aud pressed Sugar crushers Sugar basius Shades and stands Shades for lamps Tumblers, cut and pressed — an immense va riety Vases, for flowers and ornaments — a ver choice selection Water bottles Wine glasses — champagne, claret, green hock, port, &c., a very large assortment CHINA AND EARTHEN WARfe Breakfast services, (China) very choice patterns Butter coolers, with porous over Butter boats Basins, all sizes Bed pans Brown teapots Commode pans Cups and saucers, white and gold China, Chelsea, Turquoise, flowing blue, fibre printed, Celeste linos, granite, and other patterns Chamber sets — a large assortment of good patterns Chambers, white and printed Cheese stands Dishes, all sizes and various patterns Dinner services, gold-line, cutnac, sapph lilly, pheasant, and other patterns Egg cups Ewers and basins, filters Fruit plates and dishes Gilt mugs for children Jugs in sets, basket, Pillard , vine, mac, blue Oriental, and other patterns Porous water bottles and staods, quite new patterns Parian vases and jugs Pie dishes Pudding basins Plates — dinner, pudding, tea, dessert, cake, and muffin; willow, pheasant, and other leading patterns Soup tureens and ladles Sauce tureens Salad bowls Toy tea sets Vegetable dishes and covers Vases, China — a large assortment. BUILDING MATERIALS. THE Undersigned beg to announce the following shipment as coming forward by the Wild Wave, from Dunedin: — 45,000 superficial feet flooring boards, 6 x IJ, 15-inch and 12-inch 2 cases ridging 1 do O. G. spouting 1 do half-round spouting 1 do down piping MANING & WHITTON, Tay -street. May 21, 1863. STORE CATTLE. THE Undersigned have received advice of a shipment of HEIFERS, STEERS, AND COWS, as coming forward by the Juno, the arrival of which vessel may be hourly expected. MANING & WHITTON. Tay-street. May 21, 1863. ON SALE at the store of the Undersigned, 100 TONS FLOUR, Comprising tne following well known brands: — Ferguson's silk dressed, Adelaide — Ceres, Carrick, Gaunt's, Walker's, Seaii's, Wilson's, and Williams' mills. In 200 lb, 100 lb, and 50 lb, bags. MANING & WHITTON. Tay-street, 20th December. 1862. ON SALE at the stores of Drury and Co., Seed Merchants, Princes-street, Dunedin, and Queen-street, Auckland : — Best white clover, Is 6d ") Best red do, Is 3d | Cow grass, Is 9d }- Taking 20 lb. Crimson clover, Is 3d J Lucerne, Is ld J Cocksfoot, crested dogtail, hard fescue sheep fescue, meadow, meadow foxtail, timothy, lawn, rib grass, perennial, rye grass, linseed, tares, and seed oats. Furze seed, and prickly accacia for hedges. "Farmer's friend," whiGh has never yet failed, preventing smut, grub and wire worm in grain, 2s 6d per packet One packet is sufficient for 6 bushels wheat,