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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 598, 28 July 1858, Page 6

THEATRE ROYAL, JJYTTELTOK". , Under the management of Me. R. H. Cox. LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE APPEARANCE OF Mbs. Foranr, Mrs. R. H. Cos, Mevßeetsam, Me. R. H. Cox, Mb. Miller & Compauy. CO3fTIKUED SUCCESS J THURSDAY, JULY 29. Production1 of the Sublime Moral Play in • •■• .-■ :■ ■ ■'• :" Five Acts, THE STRANGER; OR, INCONSTANCY AND REPENTANCE. -SONG: YIM/IKINS AND HYS DYtfAH, Mb. R. iH. Cox. 'Grand* Concerted Piece (New) by the : "■. HASOkVEEiAN BAND, & ■'■To conclude."with'the rahnitable farce ETON BOY; OR, THAT RASCAL TOM, ' 'The celebrated Hanoverian band will appear. PRICES OF ADMISSION: Boxes, ss. i Pit, 3s. 'Children half-price to the boxes. Tickets, may be had at the Hotels, and at the Office of this Paper. * -Doors -open ak, half-past seven, to commence at eight o'clock. ! H^ REMEMBER! LAST NIGHT BUT ONE! CONTINUATION OF IMESSRS. ROBERT WAITT & COS :U^RESERYED AUCTION SALE. /^NIONDAY NEXT, 2nd August, ■'W' the following goods just arrived ex Dart, from Sydney. 10 half-barrels white herrings <6 firkins Lochfine do. "20 cases preserved oysters, each 4 doz, 1 ft. 19 da do. lobsters, do., do. 10 do. do. do. do., do. 2 ft. 10 do. do. salmon, do., do. I ft. HO do. do. do. do., do. 2 ft. :2 barrels currants 30 boxes raisins boxes sperm eandle3 "2 rolls lead 2 trunks watertight boots .15 kegs Ewbank's patent nails, If to 3 inches "3 doz. Foster's double strapped spades 2 bales seamingl twiue 4 hhds. hollo ware . Also a large quantity of sundry odd lots, f"that will be left from the previous sale. All will be cleared off unreservedly. . Sale at the Canterbury-Hotel, at Noon. Terms Liberal. Luncheon provided. Lyttelton, July 27,1858. TO BE SOLD. 4 COTTAGE and freehold plot of land, -£X. situate in London Street, Lyttelton. -For particulars, apply 4o - ■-- --- ' •■■■ -•'-' - : H, LEAKE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, STQCK-IN r TRADE, &c., TO he sold by Auction on MONDAY, the 9th. day of August, at 2 o'clock ?in the afternoon, upon the premises in Oxford "Street, in Lyttelton, subject to conditions. All that plot of land, part of town section '62, fronting upon Oxford Street 82 feet 6 inches, -and extending backward 66 feet. -•• Also, all that dwelling house and shop standing thereon, fronting upon Oxford street aforesaid, now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Mester, as tenant thereof; together with the behind the same, now in the occupation of Messrs. Taylor and Popplewell, carpenters, undertakers, and builders. Also, the -shop, as. now .occupied by Joseph '-Childs, as tenant thereof. . The above eligible property has been but recently built, is in excellent condition, and will a clear rental of £100 per annum, part ' <ot the land fronting upon Oxford street being yet unbuilt upon. _ The above property will be sold for the residue ot a term of 21 years, created for lease bearing date the first day of March, 1854, subject to the covenants in such lease contained ;and to the chief or ground rent of £20 per -annum, payable quarterly. If required, one half of the purchase money may remain on security of the proper* j-. After'the sale of the above, will be sold by -auction the stock-in-trade of Messrs. Taylor & .'Popplewell, consisting of one hundred pounds1 -.worth of boards and scantlings of various dirmensions, as may be seen on the premises. Also will be sold by Auction, all that desirable quarter-acre allotment of town land, No, ,193-on the map of the Town of Lyttelton -fronting upon St. David's street, and situate between the Methodist Chapel and the proper* -of .Frederick Banks, Esq., and commands ay cuninterriipted view of the Town and Harbor ol Lyttelton. *Wher parfciciilnrs may be had by applvinc cto Mli. WORMALD, Solicitor/Lyttelton where plans of the above property maybe seen Xytteltpn, July 27, 1858. "