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Lyttelton Times, Volume IX, Issue 540, 6 January 1858, Page 5

UNRESERVED. SALE -•*"-- OF FURNITURE, STOCK-IN-TRADE, &c, Under Deed of Cosier's Assignment. MR. PARKINSON has been instructed to Sell by Public Auction, on MONDAY, THE 11th INSTANT, . on the premises, London street, the whola STOCK-IN-TRADE, consisting of— Cordials, ginger, sulphuric acid Bottles, kegs, corks, scales and weights Skimmers, ladles, tubs, <fee., &c. Also, — The whole of the FURNITURE and EFFECTS. Sale at Twelve o'Clock. FOR WELLINGTON, NELSON, NEW PLYMOUTH, AND MANUKAU. / TH E fine fast sailing clipper Schooner . / HENRY, John Butt, Master, 43 tons, / register. This vessel is expected to return here from, Otago in about 10 days, and after remaining in' port 48 hours will sail as above. For Freight or Passage apply to MILES, KINGTON & CO. Lyttelton, sth January, 1858. WANTED. PUPILS FOR THE PIANO FORTE. For particulars apply to MISS PARSONS, Dampier's Bay. . THE CITY OF NORWICH LODGE, I. O. O. F., M. U., INVITE their Friends to a BALL the Town Hall, Lyttelton, ON FRIDAY NEXT, Bth JANU/|~ 0 f Tickets, to admit Gentleman and/*jT,j g# Ladies, 10d. 6d., may be bad of the J^^ \jg Visiters, not Members of the Or ' introduced by a Brother. / STEWARDS. /-€ J. B. STOUT, P. P./- a" H. R. BELL, P. G/ , a GEO. WHITLEY, P> .'. ' WM DONALD, V.J ito . clock . Dancing to commence afc J*"" ._ . .— CANTERBURY tJ^' Vf S' , ENTRIES reported^ to Special Ge^ al Meetmg ' JanUarT'uESDAY, *™ JANUARY. Xt -T™,\? <h.<r. Wild Dayrell, (aged). Mr. Lawranc'--' - u=; -^ ~ Only onehoi-> tereQ- *° iace' PEOPUCE STAKES. . . - | The Wowing horses anreaW. v«.-^----tan, Black Doctor, Jester, Queen Bee. CANTEBBUBY CTTP. br. g. Caliph, 4 years; black Mr. SS, War Eagle, aged, white Mr. Mcßratney's b. m. Annie Laurie,-agea, orange, black sleeves and cap. Mr. John Ashby's g. m. Lady Wyndbam, aged, •j white, red, and blue. -— Mr. Lawrance's- b. g. Wild Dayrell, aged, Tartan. ' „. victualler's PUHSE. Mr. F. Day's bi. g. Marco Polo, aged, crimson, with blue sleeves. Mr. John Ashby's g. m. Lady Wyndbam. aged, white, red, and blue. Mr. R. Parkerson's b. g. Sultan, 3 years, blue. Mr. Lawrance's b. g. Wild Dayrell, agfd,. Tartan. Mr. Turner's g. g. War E.igle, aged, white and I pink. WEDNESDAY, 13th JANUARY. LADIES' PT7KSE. Mr. Mallock's br. g. Caliph, 4 years, black. Mr. C. Turner's b. g. Auckland Jack, aged, pink and lavender. Mr. Mcßratney's b. m. Annie Laurie, aged,. orange, black sleeves and. cap.-, Mr. John Ashby's g. m. Lady Wyndham, aged, white, red, and blue. E. JERNINGHAM WAKEFIELD, Acting forT. CASS, Secretary Jockey Club. THEATRE ROY^AL, LYTTELTON. GREAT SUCCESS OF THE HUNCHBACK. MRS. FOLEY has the honor to announce that, at the request, of numerous Ladies and Gentlemen, who, owing to the unpropitious state of the weather, were unable to be present at the first representation of the Hunchback, it will be repeated on THURSDAY EVENING, the 14th instant. Julia .-.!' '.'..". ... ..• Mrs. W. H. Folet. The performance will conclude ■.with, for the first time here,. Stirling Coyne's screaming faroe of . '" MARY WHITE, ' OE HOW TO SETTLE ACCOUNTS WITH VOCE LAUNDRESS. Whittirigton Widgett^a/tailor) Mr. Henries. Br.nvn (a hair dresser) ~ ?.. '..".' Mr. Mordaunt Barney o'Toole (an Irish footman) Mr. Bradwell. (his first appearance in an Irish character.) M«ry White (a youug laundress) Mrs. Foley. Chori Bounce (a pet of the ballet) Miss Sutton. Doors open at 7 o'clock, tlie performance to commence at a quarter to 8 precisely* PRICES AS USUAL.