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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 510, 23 September 1857, Page 6

THEATRE, ROYAL, LYTTELTON. Lessee and Manager, Mb. Foley-. The musical arrangements by Messrs. SmeajJON And Howabd. FIRST FASHIONABLE NIGHT-, under the Patronnge of I HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT, J. E. FITZ GERALD, ESQ. MRS. FOLEY has the honor to announce to the public of Lyttelton that Ihe Third Night of the Season will take place on Friday Evening, 25th September, 1857, upon which occasion the performance will be under the distinguished Patronage of his Honor the Superintendent. The Gentry of the district who desire to be present on this interesting occasion are respectfully informed that ■ PLACES IN THE BOXES MAT BE SECURED between the hours of 11 and 2, on Thursday and Friday, on application at the residence of Mrs. Foley, Norwich Quay. Fiest Appeaeance op MISS SUTTON, of the Melbourne & Wellington Theatres. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25.. The performance will commence with, for the second time here, the Favourite Farce entitled THE RIFLE BRIGADE. Mrs. Major Masterman ... Mrs. W. H. Foley. Pei'ker ... ... ... Miss Sutton. After which will be presented the Screaming Farce by John Maddison Morton, Esq., of "box and cox. The whole to conclude with the Musical Burlesauo of BOMBASTES FDRIOSO. Disfcaffina ... Mrs. W. H. Foley. For further particulars, see bills of the day. Prices of Admission: Boxes, 55.; Pit, 35.; Children, 2s. 6d. Season Tickets, For six nights' performances, To the Boxes, 255.; to the Pit, 15s. The doors will be opened at a quarter to 7, to commence si a quarter to 8 precisely. Good order will be observed, and NO smoking allowed on the premises. Tickets maj r be had upon application to Mrs. Foley at her residence, and at the Theatre on the evening of flic performance, and no money vili be taken at the door. NOTICE. 'TjyTIS Honor the Supeiintendent of Can-J-LJL .terbnry. diroo.ts the following Memorandum to be published for public information. A difference of opinion has arisen between \.-\s Provincial Governments of Canterbury arid Ctngo, as to the boundary line between the two '.'rrovinces. Sir G. Grey fixed this boundary by :■• Proclamation dated the 28th day of February, 1853, in the following words:— " The Province of Canterbury shall be bounded on * * * # * ?;ie South ±5y the River Waitangi to its source, thence "bra right line running to the source of the River Awarua, thence by the River Awarua to its source." ■■#*## " The Province of Ofcago shall be bounded on 'The North By the southern boundary of the Province, of Canterbury, as already described in this Proclamation." .The River Waitangi haying-several branches, fl'i having different native names, and the direction of the upper waters being unknown-, an arubiguity in the meaning of the Proclamation ■would have existed had it not been accompanied by a mnp, annexed to and made part of it. This ijjap marks out the branch running nearly east ■. and west, and the head waters of which are nearest to the head waters of the Awarua river, as the branch intended in the Proclamation; Lk<3 boundary between the two Provinces thereby running in a nearly direct line across the Island from east to west. - f The Superintendent of the.Province of Otago, ■i fleeting the map attached to the Proclamaa ,n, claims, as a part of the Province of Otago, '■1 ihe land south of the North branch of the " raitangi: by which 'claim the boundary line s. lid appear on the map as running first < terly, then for at least 70 miles northerly, an equal distance southeily to the Awarua _io Superintendent'of .Canterbury has ap- . . ito the General Government, and lias been ■ .v-d that the matter will be made the subject .^ihlation at the approaching Session of the - ■ < °kjl Assembly. ■ ' i ..the meantime,NOTlCE IS GIVEN that r' i v^ons not holding Licenses from tha Waste , i ,'s Board ,of the Province of Canterbury, k i ,->ying Land lying north of the west branch ..('c tj Waitangi ..River, as indicated by the Pro- •: - .ton and 'map attache^ will be treated as c il -i-ii'-.e'] squatters, and proceeded against acBy Ills Honor's command, RICHARD PACKS!?, , - , ' ' Provincial Secretary. riov'ircial Secretary's Office, C.:r:stchurch, September 19, 1857.