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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 633, 1 December 1858, Page 6

lievu VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT. Mb. JOHN HAMILTON HAS the honor of announcing to the inhabitants of Ly tteltoh his VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT, at the Town Hall, on the evenings of MONDAY & TUESDAY, "6th and 7th instant; on which occasions he will sing, and accompany himself on the Pianoforte, the following Songs :— PIOGEIMSE. PABX I. Up in the Morn Song Maggy by my 5ide...............8a11ad The Husband's Dream Descriptive Song The bashful young G«ntleman.Buffo Wind of the Winter's Night...Scena Mr. Christopher Crop Buffo. ! (Au interval of ten minutes.) FA3T 11. I love the Night SonoThe Gambler's Wife Scena The English Emigrant Song The Vision of a Reveller Cantata I'm not Myself at all Song Man the Life Boat Descriptive Som' Cinderella Buffo. Front seats, 3s. 6d. Back seats, 2s. 6d. To commence at Eight o'clock precisely. Tickets to be had of Mr. Heaphy, Universal Hotel, of Mr. Compton, Mitre Hotel, and at the doors. Change of Programme on Tuesday Evening. TAKE NOTICE THAT THE PARTNERSHIP lately subsisting between us as BUTCHERS at Lyttelton, has on this TWENTY SEVENTH DAY of NOVEMBER Instant, by mutual consent been DISSOLVED ; and that by the like consent, all debts due from or to our late firm will be paid and received by the undersigned, GEORGE GIGGS, by whom our said business _ will in future be carried on upon his *ole credit and account. Dated this 27th day of November, 1858 ' JOHN ROWLEY, ■ GEORGE GIGGS. Witnesses to the signatures of the said parties— John Henry Caton, Lyttelton, Hotel Keeper KiorußD Tucker, Lyttelton, Warehouseman. WAITER OR BARMAN^ ~~ "TTTTANTED a situation in the above ■? V capacity by a steady active man, aged 27, who has been used to the business Address J. A., " Lyttelton Times" Office. TO BULLOCK DRIVERS. WANTED a BULLOCK DRIVER; g"ood wages g-iven. Apply to JAMES WYhim, Kuiapoi.