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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 492, 22 July 1857, Page 5

THEATRE ROYAL, LYTTELTON, Lessee and Manager, W. H. Foley. MR. FOLEY has the honour to inform the public of Lyttelton and its vicinity that the above establishment will be opened on Thursday evening-, for a series of Dramatic Performances. He assures them that neither pains nor expense have been spared in the fittings and decorations ; and, with the kind assistance of several gentlemen amateurs, he feels assured that the performances will be such as will not fiiil^ to please those who may honour him with their patronage. THURSDAY EVENING-, JULY 23ed. . MRS. FOLEY will deliver an OPENING ADDRESS written for the occasion. OVEETUEE, BY THE OECHESTEA. The performance will commence with (for the first time here) the musical Burletta entitled THE LOAN OF A LOVER. Gertrude (with. Songs) ... Mrs. W. H. Poley. To be followed with the Song of " VILLIKINS AND HIS DINAH," by Mr. FoLEY. The whole to conclude with, the laughable Farce entitled BETSY BAKER. Betsy Baker Mrs. W. H. Foley. The musical arrangements by Messrs. Smeaton and Ho-waed. Doors open at a quarter to seven; to commence at a quarter to eight precisely. Admittance: Reseeved Seats, 6s. ; Galleey, 4s. ; Childeen, 2s. 6d. Tickets may be had and seats secured on application at the Theatre, on the days of performance. G-ood order will be observed, and no smoking allowed. I^SSf" Babies in arms not admitted. IMPORTANT SALE OF MERCHANDISE. (Ex Mountain Maid.) MR. ALPORT is instructed by Messrs. J. T. Peacock and Co., to Sell by Public Auction at their Ware Rooms, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 22nd INSTANT, A large and varied assortment of drapery, hosiery, haberdashery, millinery, clothing, slops, &c. &c. especially selected for this market and season. Terms Liberal. Sale at Noon. N.B.—The Auctioneer is authorised to state that every Lot submitted will be sold WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVE. Lyttelton, July 17th, 1857. TO DRAPERS, STOREKEEPERS, &c. 1%/| ESSES. KOBERT WAITT & CO. SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at their stores, on MONDAY, the 27th INSTANT, a splendid assortment of winter drapery, slops, &c, selected expressly for this market, ex Heroes of Alma, Belisama, &c, particulars of which will appear in catalogues. The attention of the trade is particularly invited to this sale, as offering some of the best goods ever imported into the settlement. Lunch will be provided. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock precisely. Norwich Quay, July 16th, 1857. CHELTENHAM HOUSE, X A I A P 0 I. E HAMLET begs to inform his friend? • and the public generally, that his House is now ready; and parties wishing for accommodation will have every care and attention to make them comfortable. Room for a few young men as boarders. N.B. Good Stabling. JUST RECEIVED. £\ CASES very superior Saddlery, con- ;«/ taining :— Ladies' quillted and plain side saddles Gentlemen's best hunting do. Ditto best polished steel twisted snaffle bridles * Ditto Pelham and Portsmouth Bridles •• Head stall bridles, and martingales Hunting, and Jockey whips Best plated spurs, &c, &c, Also, 1 Trunk gentlemen's clump Wellingtons 1 do. do. enamelled thigh boots 1 do. patent leather dress do. 3 do ladies' cloth and leather boots. H. E. ALPORT. Market Place, Christchurch, July 16th, 1857. CHRIST'S COLLEGE, CANTERBURY. rill-IE Public are respectfully invited to a attend the ceremony of LAYING the FOUNDATION STONE of the COLLEGE BUILDINGS, which will take place (weather permitting)* on FRIDAY the 24th instant. The Stone will be laid by the Warden, the Bishop of Christchurch. \- ■.-' The observances will commence with the usual Morning Prayers at the Church, at 11 a.m. HENRY JACOBS, Sub-Warden.