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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 731, 9 November 1859, Page 6

NOTICE- TO CONSIGNEES. I -3ARfUE CATHERINE PEMBERTON, ;j GHARRIS, 3I&STER, FROM LONDON., millS vessel having boenreportefl At the-Gustoins; - i- on the) 2Stlp-ultimo,'notice is.hereby_ given; "J that all goods for which.- entwes -.have.not _been > passed, will be -handed, over to a Custom House 'i A»ent. to bd cleared, landed, and stored, at the nfll? ami -expense of the .consignees,, as per Bills •of ' Ladalg' MILES *.'-C0.,! Agents, \ Quay. .. " Lyttelton? Nov.^ 1859. i ■ UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF ft HIS HONOR THE SUPERINTENDENT.; A PUBLIC 'CONCERT ;; WILL be eiven in^the Town Hall, Christ--church, *6n WEDNE SD A V EVENING, the 9th instant, by Messrs. Stansell ; and"McCardell; >the music to be performed at <> which will- consist of GLEES,?JQUARTETTS, 'BALLADS, &o. ' VocalPeefobmbbs :— : • C. Merton J C.'Jennings ' - J-. B. Stansell j J. F.: McCardell. v (Assisted;"by a gentleman.) PianistrriMr. 0. Jennings. " Pbogbamme :— ■■■ Chobtjs—'Hail tothe Chief—Sir'H. R. Bishop : Solo—Mr. Merton . # .'; Pact Song-—' Come where my -Lovedies bleeding' —S. C. Foster ■ Soxa—Mr. McCardell Glee—' Love-and Wine'—-Mendelssohn :: Solo—Mr. J;'B. Stansell—Hatton # ; Sebenade—' Blessed be the Home'—Benedict. •■ Solo—Mr.: Merton— * Tubal Cain'—H. Russell ■ Solo—TiTiv McCardell—'The;Spider and the Fly' —H. Russell -Solo—Mr. - Stansell—* Good' bye, Sweetheart'— 1 Hatton . Intebval. - 'Past Song-^ c Tar's Song'—Hatton v Song—Mr. C. Merton ■■.■■ Part Song— * Oh Hills and Vales of'pleasure — Mendelssohn * -'■ Solo—Mr. J. B. Stansell ■Glee—* Mynheer. Yandunck'—Bishop' Solo—Mr. McCardell Glee—'Crows in a Corn Field'-^Philips Finale—' The Hunter's Farewell—Mendelssohn. ... Solo—Mr. Merton—'The«Gambler's Wife—H. Russell " • SoLo-^Mr:Stansell—'TheLugger'—Sp'orle - Solo—Mr.Heeardell-^Alonzothe^Brave^ahdthe Fair Imogene.' Pbices of Admission:— * Reserved seats and gallery , *.. ss. Unreserved *X do. ;...--,.. ..." 2s. 6d. vDoors open at7o'clockjtocommence aihalfpast 7 o'clock precisely. Tickets to be obtained.at Mr. W. Stringer's/anci at the doors on the evening of the concert. . Christchurch, Nov. 3,1859. JUST ARRIVED i-E"'"X **G*A-:-:S"va M "E. & E, '•AND BEING IANDp: -A Large-and varied -assortment of. .. - general , D U A P E -R JY and -U A m^C'Y «G*O O r:D S, QUITABLE for the approaching season, cor-n-tO prising— ' Ladies' Dresses 'Shawls Mantles Millinery , : -•- •Ribbons ■ , .' Artificial Flowers i Gloves - Haberdashery : Underclothing, &c._ Gentlemen's Clothing ;,; 'Shirts ■ Hosiery "Hats r' v Caps, Gloves, 1 „.&c, '-Ac, -, B E T"H E L W A rEE , \ . From London, :; respectfully calls the attention* of the inhabitants; of Christclmrch and CanttlUuiy generally '< to the above goods, all carefully selected : by himself from the best i English houses, :. " B. W. having been engaged for the past 10 years ° as ; EMGLIS H m U V E m for some of the largest' houses in MEL BOU-E N-E, GEELO NG, -and LA:UNCESTON, ; 1 has necessarily become personally acquainted with ■ the best -English manufacturers of Sof T GOODS, and will therefore be enabled to import only such . as may be relied<vupon for sterling -quality. » Every sliipment'Coming direct from the ■ . manufacturers will also insure goods \ ;.at the -lowest possible ...price. '■ Tempobabt? Waeehottse t(wHcli will be open in a few days) at the ; ■following address :— BETHEL WARE, •WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRAPER AND 'CLOTHIER, ~f;e rr y roa -d , OPPOSITE TUAM STREET, A few niinutes'walk from the WHITE HART HOTEL.