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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 581, 29 May 1858, Page 5

CANTERBURY LAND, BUILDING, • ■' _ AND INVESTMENT! SOCIETY. npHIE -usual Monthly Meeting- of the -a- fenareholders will be held at the Town Hall, on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, the 2nd of June, 1858, at 7 o'clock precisely, ror ttie purpose of receiving subscriptions, arid for the sale of shares. J. MARTIN HEYWOOD, Secretary., TO RTJNHOLDEBS. A person having a small flock of sheep -£3>- is desirous of taking- charge of a run, where he can depasture his own flock in common with that of the owners, and to reside entirely upon the run for the term to be agreed upon. . ° by letter A. Z., " Lyttelton Times" vJmce. GUAND VOCAL, AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT IN AID OF THE INDIAN RELIEF FUND. HpHE Members of the Lyttelton Choral -B- _ Society beg to announce that with the .iind. assistance of several instrumental performers from Christchurch, they intend giving a grand vocal and instrumental concert; to take place at the Town Hall; Lyttelton, on MONDAY EVENING, MAY 31st. The following' gentlemen have kindly consented to act as Stewards. A. J. Alport, Esq. J. G Fyfe, Esq. F. Banks „ R. H. Rhodes „ W Bowler „ .. M. Sprot I. T. Cookson „ M. Stoddart „ R. Davis . „ R. Waitt W. Donald „ C. Ward Conductor, Mr. Mebtox. Pianist, Mr. Biltojt. PbOGEAJIME. Past I. Oveetttse.—Belisario—Bellini. VocaiDustt.—Messrs. Younger & All wright— - Oh Albion —Dibdin. Chcostts.—Awake the starry midnight hour— Mendellsohn. bos-G-. Mr, Merton, Friend of the brave— Callcott. Glee.—From Oberon in fairy land—Stevens. Maech.— Sostg-.—Mr. H. Allwright, Man the life boat— • Russell. SEinxxaoßTjs.—Foresters sound the cheerful horn—Bishop. Echo Csoetjs.—Neithardt. Medley Sos&.—Mr. Younger, Alonzo the brave. Chostjs.—Partant pour la Syrie—Queen Hortens.e. Past 11. Overttjee.—H Tancredi—Rossini. Sekejn^de. Dream the dream that's sweetest —Stewart. Duett.—Flutes, Messrs. Allwright and Lucas . - —Bellini. Score.—Mr. H. Allwright, Good bye sweet heart. Glee—Oh Nanny wilt thon gang wi' me— ■" Clark. Masch.— Chosus.—Awake JEolian lyre—Danby. SEiri-cHOKTjs.—The Mighty Conqueror— Webbe. Glee—Swiftly from the mountain's brow— Webbe. Sokg-.—Mi". Merton, Hohenlinden—Ashley. SE3tii-cH;oETJS.—Peace to the souls of the ' . * heroes —Callcott. Fiis"jLiE.—God save the Queen. Tickets, 3s. and os. each, may be obtained of the Stewards, and at the following places :—Mr. Gee's, Canterbury street; Messrs. Leake and Tayler, liondon street; the 'Times' Office, Lyttelton ; and at the 'Standard' Office, Christchurch. ' Doors open at Seven- o'Clock, Concert to commence at half-past. POSTPONEMENT OF SALE OF BOOKS BY AUCTION. MESSES. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO. have postponed the sale of Mr. Latter's Books to MONDAY, the 31st INST., in consequence of the bad weather on Monday last. May 19, 1858. SALE OF BOOKS, AT MR. LATTER'S WAREHOUSES, ON MONDAY, the 31st DJST. "fc/TESSRS. F. NOBLE CAMPBELL J3ll_ and CO. have received instructions from Mr. Hobert Latter to sell by Public Auction at his Warehouses, On MONDAY, the 31st instant, A splendid assortment of new books, by Dickens Thackeray Bulwei- . Storne "Reynolds Swift Albert Smith Hilton Goldsmith Angus B. Reach James Mrs. Gore Mrs. Ellis Longfellow &c, &c. Also a copy of jUacaulay, bound in calf. Catalogues of which can be had m-Lyttelton, at the Auctioneer's Office and at Mr. Latter*; n Christehurch at Mr. C. V. r. Bishop's, Mcssr-. Gould and ili!?s'. and at Mi-. Lowther's. Lyttelton, May 4, 185 S.