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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 551, 13 February 1858, Page 6

THEATRE ROYAL, LYTTELTON. STuder -the direction of Mm! W. H. Foi*ey. Lessee and Manager, Mb. Folk y. EXTRA KI6HT, By particular desire, and ander the especial patronage of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Lyttelton._ : WISDOM AND MERRIMENT. MONDAY, FEBRUARY ■ 15th,; 1858. A T the earnest request of numerous J.V. . patrons of the drama, the Theatre will he. open on the above evening, when will "be produced three of. the most popular pieces of the day. ■ The performance will commence with Buckstone's'celebrated; comedietta, entitled THE ROUGH DIAMOND. Cousin Joe ..i, ...... Mr. Poulter. Margery Mrs; W. H. Foley. - After which will be presented (by request). Stirling's popular farce, entitled . . BACHELOR'S BUTTONS. Emily Wilton (with, songs) Mrs. W. H. Foley. -Fatfuy '(a romp) ... * ... Mrs. W. H. Foley. Toia (a sportsman) ... ... Mrs. W. H. Foley. Dolly-Dumps (a maid of all work Mrs. W. H. Foley. The whole to conclude with the side-splitting farce of MARY WHITE, OB HOW TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS WITH YOTSR XATJITDBES3. Whitttngton Widgetts (a tailor) Mr. Henries. Brown (a hair dresser) ... ... Mr. Mordaunt. Barney o'Toole (with a song) Mr. Bradweil. Mary White (a young laundress) Mrs. Foley. Cheri Bounce (apetof the ballet) Miss Saunders. prices as usual, barque oriental. i^APTAIN MACEY, of the Barque KJ Oriental, hereby gives notice, that he will not be responsible for any debts incurred by his crew. COOKSONV BOWLER, '& CO., Agents. TO SHEEP FARMERS AND OTHERS. WOOL Drays discharging at the Ferry Wharf can load back with the Best English Coals, ex Glentanner, at reFerry Wharf. Jan. 1858. THE " LYTTELTON TIMES," ECBLISHEIX IN. L-YTTELTO2T EVEEY WEDNESDAY- AND SATUEDAY, IS delivered in Christchurch and along the line of road by special express the same morning in Kaiapoi, by post, every Monday and Thursday;" and is transmitted to subscribers in Akaroa and all other parts of the province by every opportunity. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. In advance. On credit. Year ... £1 11 6 ..... £1 17 6 Half-year... 16 0 1 0 0 Quarter '86 10 0 Subscriptions in. advance are considered due Immc-.'Z-ri.telj u&onthe commenc«ment of the period subscribed for. i All periods of subscription should be consi- j dered as terminating on the last iday of- March, June, September or December. TERMS OP ADVERTISEMENT. 3?or the first insertion: Six lines and nnder, Two Shillings, and for each additional line, Thbee Pence. For. each subsequent insertion, Half-Price. Advertisements should reach this office not later than 3 p.m. on Tuesday or "Friday for insertion in the succeeding issue: for withdraival, ord&rs* should be received oq the previous Monday or Thursday. All Advertising and Printing accounts furnished monthly. Or.Vrs will be received at this office, or by the following AGENTS :- Me. B. W. MorjNTroET, ■ Christchurch; „ G. C. Black, Kaiapoi; „ ¥. T. Haskins, , Papanui; „ J. £?. GrAawooDj Akaroa. ?«ho are acthorised.tb take subscribers' names, ■sr.d to collect all■ accounts due to this office; arid from whom copies of the paper can be obtained as soon as possible after peblieatkra. •" liyttelton Times*' .'.Office," Oxford Street, Lj-tc!tf]n, Jan. ■ 1.. 1858. OF . S A L E — Cases gin • Old. Tom Champagne Sherry .Cherry Cordial . Soap Pickles .. . ": Bags rice Leather, &c., <feo. E. ,T. JONES, Uiuon Wharf