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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 496, 5 August 1857, Page 6

C 0 N C E ET. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, ROYAL HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. THIS EVENING. MR. MERTON has the honour to announce that a Concert, consisting of vocal and instrumental music, wl be given (by kind permission of Mr. Stewart) this evening, August 5. PROGRAMME. PAET I. March—Turkish Glee—The Red-Cross Knight—Callcott Grand March— from the " Ruins of Athens"— Beethoven SongOverture—Alcina—Handel Select airs—from Der Freischutz —Violoncello —Weber Glee—The winds whistle cold—Bishop March—The Warrior's Joy—Gung'l Symphony—Haydn. PAET 11. March—Lucia di Lammermoor—Donnizetti Round—Ah! how, Sophia—Callcott Overture-—Samson—Handel Song— March—from the Huguenots—Meyerbeer Glee—Hark! 'tis the Indian Drum—Bishop Solo—The last rose of summer—Cornet Overture—lphigenie en Aulide—Gluck Finale—National Anthem. Doors open at Seven, concert to commence at half-past. Admission Tickets : —Front and Reserved Seats, 55.; Family Tickets, to admit five persons, £1; Second Seats, 3s. Care wiU be taken that the reserved seats will be kept till the commencement of the concert. Tickets may be had at the " Standard" Office. FOR SALE, AT the Stores of the undersigned, ex Heroes of Alma and late arrivals :— Mustard, in 1-lbs. and lbs. Salad oil, half-pints, pints and decanters Pickles, quarts and pints Sauces, capers, curry powder Cayenne pepper Raspberry vinegar, jam, bottled fruits Chocolate Jamaicaginger, ground and whole Castor oil, carbonate of soda Tartaric acid and cream of tartar Tamarinds, mixed peel Oatmeal and pearl barley, in 14-lb tins Vermicelli and Maccaroni, in 4-lb tins Anchovy and bloater paste Yarmouth bloaters Blacking, washing soda, &c, &c. Also, A general assortment of Grocery. F. MASON. London street, Lyttelton. DART, OCEAN QUEEN, MARY THOMSON. /CONSIGNEES are requested to pass V_^ their Entries for Goods by the above vessels as soon as possible, or they will be landed in terms of Bills of Lading. COOKSON, BOWLER & CO., Agents. Lyttelton, August 3, 1857. LYTTELTON COLONIST'S SOCIETY. ON TUESDAY next, August 11th, MR. C. J. RAE will give an amusing LECTURE on MEN and MANNERS, in the Town Hall, at 7 o'clock. A. J. ALPORT, President. NOTICE TO DEBTORS. ALL persons who stand indebted to Mr. James Rule, late of Lyttelton, butcher, are requested to pay their respective accounts into my hands, on or before the Ist day of AUGUST Next; in default of which legal proceedings will be taken to enforce the same without further notice, and Interest upon such accounts as are not then paid will be charged at the rate of £8 per cent, per annum, from the time when such accounts became due until the day of payment. All parties desirous of paying their accounts on or before the Ist of August, without interest, may have the particulars of the same, on application at my office, in London street, Lyttelton. RICHARD WORMALD, Solicitor. Lyttelfon, June 23rd, 1857. THE ELECTIONS. REGISTER, REGISTER, REGISTER. THE PROVINCE OF CANTERBURY has been divided into new Electoral Districts, and fresh Electoral Rolls are being made up for each. The last day for receiving claims to vote throughout the province is THE 28th OF THIS MONTH. All persons who wish to vote at the ensuing elections of Superintendent and members of the Provincial Council must have their claims sent in before four o'clock on that day, and be prepared, if called upon, to prove their qualifications according to law. . If any person has a qualification in more than one district, he must send in a claim for each district separately.