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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 498, 12 August 1857, Page 8

THEATRE ROYAL, LYTTELTQN. Lessee and Manager, W. H. Foley* TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. "The musical arrangements by Messrs. Smeaton and Howabd. SECOND NIGHT OF THE SEASON. THURSDAY EVENING, 13th AUGUST. FOR THE BENEFIT OF W. H. FOLEY. MR. FOLEY has the honour to announce to the public of Lyttelton and its vicinity that he has made arrangements 'to proceed by the Dart to Sydney, for the purpose of engaging a Theatrical and Equestrian Troupe, in order that he may be enabled (with the assistance of the Amateurs) to present to •the communities of Lyttelton .and Christchurch combined representations, in a style that will merit a continuance of the patronage hitherto so liberally accorded him by the public of this province. In conclusion, W. H. F. begs to express a sanguine hope that, on his benefit night, his generous patrons will rally to his support, and thus aid him to carry out his projected enterprise. OVEBTUBE, BY THE OKCHESTBA. The performance will commence with (for the last time here) Buckstone's celebrated Farce, THE ROUGH DIAMOND. Margery „. ...... Mbs. W. H. Foley. To be followed by An Inteelude -of Songs,- Duetts, &c, By Mr. & Mrs. Foley. Fancy Dance, by Miss Totjeneae. After which (for ihe last time here) the extravagant farce entitled A D.AY AFTER THE FAIR; In which Mrs. Foley will give illustrations from " The Lady of Lyons," " The Hunchback," ''Richaed III.," <fee. The whole to conclude with a series of beautiful TABLEAUX VIYANS. Doors open at a quarter to seven; to commence at a quarter to eight precisely. Admittance: Boxes, 55.; Pit, 35.-; Children, 2s. 6d. Tickets may-.be had. and seats secured on. application at the Theatre on the days of performance. Good order will be observed, and no shoeing allowed. ||^P Babies in arms not admitted. Mr. Foley begs to announce that, during his temporary absence from the settlement, Mrs. Foley (in conjunction with the Amateurs who have kindly consented to afford their co-opera-tion) will superintend the direction of the above establishment. THE "LYTTELTON TIMES," PUBLISHED IN LYTTELTON EVEBY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, IS delivered in Christchurch and along the line of road by special express the flame morning,.; in Kaiapoi, by post, every Monday and Thursday ;'and is transmitted to subscribers in Akaroa and all other parts of the ..proyinee by every opportunity. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. In advance. On credit. Year ... £1 11 6 £1 17 6 Half-year... 16 0 ....... 1 ,00 •Quarter. ...... .8 6 ..... 10 0 TERMS OF ADVERTISEMENT From and after this date will be:—For the first •insertion, six lines and under, Two Shillings, ; and for each additional line, Thbee Pence. For each subsequent insertion, Half-Puice. Advertisements should reach Ibis office not 'later than 3 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday for Insertion in the succeeding issue : for withdrawal, orders should be received on the previous Monday or Thursday. JOB PRINTING. Posters, Pamphlets, Handbills, Catalogues,: Cards, and every description, of plain and ornamental printing executed with neatness and ac<c&rscy. ON SALE. Entries, Bonds, Manifests, and other Customs papers, and ,a .variety of blank mercantile forms. .AH accounts furnished monthly. Orders ;will be. received at this .office, or by .the following •■■■- AGENTS.— Mb. B. W. Motjntfobt, Christchurch; „ G. ..C- Black, Kaiapoi,; JS F. T. Haskins, Papanui.; „ J, D. Gabwqod., Akaroa, "Who are authorised to take subscribers' names, -and to collect all accounts due to this office; and from whom copies of the paper can be obtained.as soon as possible after publication. "Lyttelton Times" Office, Oxford Street, Lytteltoa, Aug., 1857.