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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 634, 4 December 1858, Page 6

VOCAL >EiNT_TRTA;INMENT.. Mb. vTOHN HAMILTON H_lS the honor of announcing" to the •inhabitants of Lvttelton his 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 Piano- i forte, the following Songs :— PEOGEiM lis. PAET I. 'Up in the Morn .........Song Maggy by my side Ballad 'The Husband's Dream Descriptive Song •The bashful young Gentleman.Buffo Wind of the Winter's Night...Sceha Mr. Christopher Crop Buffo. (An interval of. tori minutes.) PATJ.T 11. I love the Night Song The -Gambler's Wife Scena 'The English Emigrant Song The Vision of a Reveller ;Cantata ":I'm not Myself at all .Song the Life Boat Descriptive Song .^Cinderella Buffo. Front seats, -"3s. s6d. ■ 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. of Programme on Tuesday Evening. TAKE NOTICE THAT THE PARTNERSHIP lately subsisting between us as BUTCHERS at Lvttelton, has on this TWENTY SEVENTH iDAY of NOVEMBER Instant, by mutual consent been DISSOLVED ; and that by the like all debts due from or. to our late firm will bo paid and received by the undersigned, GEORGE GIGGS, by whom our said husiness will in future be carried on upon his -sole credit and account. Dated this 27th day of November, 1858. JOHN ROWLEY, /GEORGE GIGGS. Witnesses to the signatures of the said parties— Joair Henby Catojt, Lyttelton, Hotel Keeper Eichabd Tucker, Lyttelton, Warehouseman. T. PEACOCK & Co. are now land- • ing their importation of the cargo oi the Brig Mountain Maid and shipments ex Regina and Indiana, and have on hand at their ■storesSpirits, wines, "beer, porter , Tobacco, cigar* Woolsacks, corn sacks "Snlphur, arsenic *Sheepwas_ tobacco Tar, pitch. _ Teas, sugars _Uuins, currants :Figs ( dried apple* 'Lobsters, salmon Vinegar in qr.-casks 'Candles, sperm and mould bottled iruits *6alfc, coarse and fine Starch and blue Galvanized iron tile* Do. wire and sheet , Drays, ploughs Wheelbarrows and dray wheels .."Soap, Sydney and Star 'Sennets, crockery Backets and tubs 'Corks, marble slabs "Portland cement Oilmen's stores (various) -50 cases drapery Xyttelton','N-0v.*29, 1858. KAIAPOI AND RANGIORA. PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITURE. MR. J. ELSBEE begs to announce to the inhabitants of Kaiapoi, Rangiora, and the vicinity, that his PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, (built expressly for the purpose), at Mr. G" Day's new house, will be opened about the 12th instant. Mr. E.'-s visit will be limited, and it is highly that an opportunity will again occur of obtaining a portrait of such exquisite beauty and finish as the process employed by Mr. E. produces. To prevent disappointment, an early call is -^absolutely necessary. Miniatures, Landscapes, and subjects of every description accurately copied, and neatly -set in Morocco Cases, Gold Lockets, Rings, or ißreast-pins. .A great variety of beautiful Stereoscopes on Sale. The art carefully taught, and apparatus of the finest and best manufacture supplied on liberal terms. , GARDEN AND FARM IMPLEMENTS. W YN DON'S patent spades and shovels -JL— Do. 3, 4, and 5 prong digging forks Do. steel prong hay and pitching forks ..Crown and patent scythes, .with handles and mountings complete 'llay.rakes,,patent hay knives, scythe stones ?Hedge knives, clipping shears, and snap shears Dnt^h'hoes, draw hoes, American hoes 'Iron rakes, garden lines and reels, harvest gloves. "Pruning knives, budding knives, grafting knives .■'".' *_V»y spades, dock spades, ash handles, &c. ...„■' W. WILSON, .Nursery : and Seedsman.