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Lyttelton Choral Society. THE COMMITTEE of the above Society beg to (announce their intention of giving a Dress Concert, on the arrival of His Excellency the Governor in this Province. Programmes and further particulars will be given in a subsequent advertisement. By order ot the Committee, (Signed) H. Allwright, Hon. Sec. Lyttelton Colonists' Society and Literary Institution. LECTURE : - by Mr. Tancred, on Tuesday, the 23rd of October. Subject.— " Transition from the Ancient to the Modern History of Europe." W. Donald, President. J. G. Fife, Secretary. FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. THE Building Committee and Church Property Trustees of the Free Church of Scotland are requested to meet at the Royal Hotel, |at 8 o'clock, on Tuesday evening, the 23rd October, on urgent business. W. Wilson, Hon. Sec. KEW BOOKS. i -T^HE following well-selected assortment of New Books has just been received ex Daniel Webster, and are on sale at the Lyttelton Times' office, at Sydney prices. Bentley's Standard Library, consisting of Marryatt, Cooper, aud other popular authors National Illustrated Library Illustrated. Literature of all Nations Waverley Novels, cheap edition j Chambers' Journal, new series Byron. Montgomery, and Southey's Poems Selections from Illustiated News Letts' Diary Bulwer's Novels, assorted Children's Books of all descriptions And a large number of illustrated Works by the most popular authors, &c. D. & W. Mundat. Lost, on Tuesday week, A CHEQUE drawn by J. Beswick in "^ favour of W. K. Puunell. Whoever has found the same and will forward it either to the office of this paper, or to Mr. W. Hall, Kaiapoi, will be rewarded. The payment of the above cheque has been stopped at the Bank. LYTTELTON SAVINGS' BANK. HHHIS BANK is now opened for Deposits -*- on Saturday evenings, from 7to 8 o'ciock. Office —At the Union Bank of Australia. French and Drawing Evening Classes, For Pupils of both sexes, At the GiiAMMAit School Booh. fpH__ French Class, is held on Wednes- -*- day evenings, and the Drawing Class, on Friday evenings, at half-past 6 o'clock. G. CoTT__t'-LL. Lyttelton Grammar School, Oct. 3, 1855.