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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 224, 23 December 1854, Page 1

SALE BY AUCTION [This Day.] "TV/TR. LONGDEN will Sell by Public -*-"-*- Auction, at his office in the Marketplace, Christchurch, on Saturday (this day) Dec. 23rd, (On Account of Whom it may concern,) 15 cases BRANDF, containing one Dozen each, suitable for the present festive season. Terms—Cash. FOR SALE. ~~ ANEW 3* Horse-Power STEAMENGINE, warranted of the best manufacture, with carnage complete. A set of Circular Saws, with shaft, bearings, guides, and parallels complete. A 2 feet Freuch Burr-stone Wheat Mill, with driving gear complete for steam or horse power. - .. ■ A Dressing Machine, the size for the mill. The above are of the required size, and adapted to the engine. Enquire of Mr. Parkerson, Sumner. Communications can be left with Mr. Fyi-js, Lyttelton. Ship ' Dolphin,' JUST landed from this Vessel, and are now offered for sale, the following articles of Groceries, viz.:— Tea, in chests and half-chests Sugar, refined and raw Raisins, Currants, and Spices Rice, Split Peas, and Pearl Barley Nuts, Almonds, and Salad Oil Soap, Candles, Oilmen's Stores, &c. &c. r ROBJESX LATTEB. Lyttelton, Dec. 21, 1854. ■ LYTTELTON CHORAL SOCIETY. HPHE above Society intend giving a Cox- •*- cert of Secular Music, on Tuesday, the 26th inst. programme. "Now pray we for our country "...Chorus... Eliza Flower. " Blue Bells of Scotland "...Chorus...arranged by Neithardt...as sung by the Berlin Choir. " Our native land "...Chorus...G. Rekhardt. Song... A. Russell. " Come again sweet love"...Madrigal. Piano Forte.. Solo. t> •'Foresters sound the cheerful horn ...Glee... Sir H. Bishop. " London Cries"...Glee...Selwood. "Rule Britannia "...Dr. Arno. End of first part.—An internal of ten minutes. " King Canute "...Glee.. Sir H. Bishop. "Awake the starry midnight hour "...Song... Mendelssohu. "Pleasures of innocence "...Trio...lrom tlie German. . "Mynheer Vandunck"...Glee...Sir H. Bishop. "Echo"...Chorus...A. Neiihardt...as sung by the Berlin Choir. " Soldiers, brave and gallant be -Chorus... Gassoldi. „ « Who'll serve the Queen "...Song...rauny b. Lacy. Finale..." God save the Queen. Conductor, Mr. J. M'Cardell. Piano Forte, Mr. Jno. Billon. The doors will be open at half-past 6, to commence at 7 precisely. Tickets, 2s. 6d. ; Family do., to admit four persons, Bs. (>d. . Tickets to be obtained in Lyttelton, at the Canterbury and Mitre Hotels, Rohm Hood, Messrs. Gee and Co., and '• Tunes Oflice. In Christchurch, of Messrs. Gee and Co., Mr. O. W Bishop, and of Mr. J. Billon. By order of the Committee, 1L AllvriuaiiT, Hon. bee.