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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 512, 30 September 1857, Page 6

SALE BY AUCTION. MR. LONGDRN has received instructions to sell by Auction, without Reserve, at Lingard's Wharf, Feny Road, on MONDAY, October sth, the schooner RORY O'MORE, Complete with masts, sails, anchors and cables, dingy, <fee, &c. The " Rory O'More " is registered 11 tons, and carries a cargo of 20 tons, drawing 4 feet when loaded. She is admirably suited for the Timber trade with Banks' Peninsula, and can be put into a state of thorough repair at a very moderate expense. The above will' be sold in one lot, or separately to suit purchasers. Sale at Lingard's Wharf, at 12 precisely. THEATRE ROYAL, LYTTELTOK. Lessee and Manager, Me. Foley. The musical arrangements by Messrs. Smeaton and Howard. THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Ist. The performance will commence with, for the last time here, the Favourite Farce entitled THE DEAD SHOT. Miss Louisa Mrs. W. H. Foley. Chatter Miss A. Sutton After which will be presented the Screaming Farce by John Maddison Morton, Esq., of BOX AND COX. Mrs. Bouncer ... Miss A. Sutton. ■ The whole to conclude with, for the first time here, the highly successful Farce, entitled THE SECRET, OE, A HOLE IN THE WALL. Mrs. Dupuis Mrs W..H. Foley. Angelica Miss A. Sutton. For further particulars, see bills of the day. Peices of Admission : Boxes, ss. ; Pit, 35. ; Children, 2s. 6d. Season Tickets, For six nights' performances, To the Boxes, 255. ; to the Pit, 15s. The doors will be opened at a quarter to 7, to commence at a quarter to 8 precisely. Good order will be observed, and no smoking allowed on the premises. Tickets may be had upon application to Mrs. Foley at her residence, and at the Theatre on the evening of the performance, and no money will be taken at the door. A RCHDEACON PAUL'S New Work on i\. CANTERBURY, with Map by E. Jollie, Esq. Price 4s. 6d. For sale at Mr. F. Thompson's, Cashel-street, Christchurch. REVISION OF LISTS OF VOTERS. ASHLEY DISTRICT. rjIHE List of Claims to Yo.te for the JL Ashley District having been made up and posted at the places appointed for that purpose, I hereby give notice that I will attend at Mr. Torlesse's Woolshed, at 11 o'clock, on Thursday, the Ist day of October next, to hear and determine objections to such list, and to form the Electoral Roll for the said District. JAMES TOWNSEND, JUN. Revising Officer. Sept. 12,1857. ESMEATON begs leave to announce • that he has commenced teaching the VIOLIN. Oxford St., Lyttelton, Sept. 11. THE DRAUGHT STALLION " LOFTY " WILL Stand at the Royal Hotel Stables, Christchurch, every Saturday during the season; and at the Stables ,of the Northern Hotel, Kaiapoi, every Wednesday. Fees— £3, groomage, 53. Lofty is a dark bay horse, with black points, standing full 16 hands, was foaled in December, 1854, and got by Mr. Fisher's well known horse Duke, out of an imported Clydesdale mare, the property of G. H. Moore, Esq., of Glenmark. The Horse will Stand during the other days of the week at the owner's enclosed paddock, at Avonhead, where Mares will be taken on reasonable terms. Groomage to be paid at time of serving; the fee for service at the end of January. ALEX. McBRATNEY. TO ARRIVE %>• GLENTANNER, DIRECT fromDixey & Sons (Opticians to Her Majesty the Queen,) New Bondstreet, ; London, a CASE of first-rate OPTICAL | INSTRUMENTS, comprising [ Best telescopes, fitted with shades I Compass caps and straps Thermometers for brewing, bath, and horticultural purposes Drawing instruments Best prismatic stereoscope, with plate, slides complete Best brass stop compasses Eye protectors and brazilian Pebble spectacles Aneroid harometer Double-field or race glass Botanical lenses Also,— A case of choice Perfumery, direct from Piesset's, New Bond street, London. WILLIAM IVORY, Rangiora.