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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 521, 31 October 1857, Page 5

THEATRE EOYAL, LYTTELTON. Lessee and Manager, Mb. Foley. Under the direction of Mbs. W. H. Foley. TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THE LADY OF LYONS. THURSDAY, EVENING, NOVEMBER 5. FIRST APPEARANCE OF MR. POULTER AND MR. PARSONS, FROM WELLINGTON. MRS. FOLEY has the honor to announce to the inhabitants of Lyttelton and its Vicinity that, in consequence ! ot the enthusiastic applause which greeted the j representation of the Lady of Lyons on.Thursday last, it will be represented on Thuksdat ! NEXT for POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME. i The performance will commence with, for the last time, Sir E. L. Bulwer'splay of j THE LADY OF LYONS. Pauline Deschappelles ... Mrs. Folby. Claude Melnotte . Mr. Beadttbll. (His last appearance.) The whole to conclude with the admirable Farce, entitled THE CLOCKMAKER'S HAT. Sally Smart (a stage-struck housemaid), Mrs. Foley. Doors open at 7 o'clock, the performance to commence at a quarter to 8 precisely. PRICES AS USUAL. MEETING OF, ELECTORS. mHE Electors of the Town of Lyttelton are -I- invited to meet Mr. R. Turnbull at the Town Hall, at 7 o'clock This EVENING, on which occasion he will state the principles he adopts and the course of conduct he will pursue if sent to represent the Town of Lyttelton in the Provincial Co uneil. RICHARD TURNBULL. Oct. 30fch, 1857. . TO THE ELECTORS OF THE PORT VICTORIA DISTRICT. f^ ENTLEMEN,—In acceding to your VX request to come forward as a candidate for your in the Provincial Council, it was with the understanding that no one connected with, the district was likely to offer. v I find, however, that a gentleman better acquainted with jour peculiar interests than myself has consented to: repx;esent you. It therefore gives me an opportunity of withdrawing, as you are aware it was.at your solicitation and not from my own wish that I agreed to your request. : Thanking you and the numerous gentlemen who had promised me their support, I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant W. K. PDRNELL. To R. H. Rhodes, Esq., and the other gentlemen signing the requisition. Lyttelton, Oct. 28,1857. TO THE ELECTORS OF AKAROA DISTRICT. /^1 ENTLEMEN,—-The Requisition \JC signed by a very large number of the constituency of your District, inviting me to become a candidalerfor your Representation in the Provincial Council, by some mischance has only just reached me. I take the earliest opportunity of thanking you for the confidence you thus repose in me, and in offering myself to become your Representative I trust that my fulfilment of the duties of that office will merit your approbation. I intend to avail myself of the permisison expressed in the Requisition I have been honored with, to remain absent at the time of election, a course which is rendered necessary by the appointment I hold here as Returning Officer. I am, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, THOMAS SMITH DUNCAN. Christchurch, Oct. 28, 1857. H. H. WILLIS AND COS NEW ZEALAND VESSELS, NOW ARTHUR WILLIS, GANN, AND CO. A LIST of Emigrant Passengers for Canterbury arriving in these ships, 1855—1856—1857. Aeeived 1855. May—Grasmere, Yeo, 97 passengers. Aug. —Caroline Agness, Ferguson, 176 do. Oct.—Cashmere, Pearson, 141 do. 1856. Jan.—lsabella Hercus, Sewell, 104 do. July—Sir Edward Paget, Wycherly, 166 do. Oct.—Joseph Fletcher, Pook, 210 do. Deo.—Egmont, Gibson, 145 do. 1857. Oct.—Grlentanner, Bruce, 148 do. Total—l,lß7 souls. Arthur Willis, Gann, & Co. will readily afford every facility to intending emigrants for this Province. „;,., T The Bosworth was appointed to leave .London on the 10th August for this Port via Otago. ROBERT LATTER. Norwich Quay, October 30th, 1857.