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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 785, 19 May 1860, Page 9 (Supplement)

GRAND, LOYAL, AND PATRIOTIC, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT AND GENERAL PUBLIC BALL, ON THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. TOWN HALL, CHRISTCHURCH. CONCERT on this occasion to commence at SEV EN O'CLOCK, in order that the Hall may be at liberty at Ten, MISS REBMAYN.B respectfully announces her intention of giving A CONCERT AND BALL ON THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. The Christchurch Band is engaged for the occasion, and will perform a pleasing selection of Operatic and Fashionable Dance Music. Admission to the Concert on this Evening to all parts of the Hall, Half-a-Crown. , Doors open at Half-past Six. Concert to commence at Seven precisely. For particulars see programmes. Tickets for the Ball, including Kefreahments :— Gentlemen's 12s. 6d. each Ladies' 10a. 6d. each. Conductor of the Band—Mß. BUTTON. Refreshments provided by MR, WILSON. Dancing at Ten. Tickets for the Ball to be had at the' Standard Office,' Mr. Wilson's, Mr. Stringer's, Mr. Gee's, Mrs. Coe's, Mr. Kuddenklau's, Mr. Pengelly's, Miss Skillicorn's, and Mr. Button's. EOR SALE, at the Stores of the undersigned,—The Cargo of the Brig Mountain Maid, now landing, consisting of—Sugar (600 bags No. 1 pieces) Tea (in chests, half-chests, and boxes) Chicory * Soap (5 tons Sydney yellow) Soda crystals Currants Raisins Sago (in 25fb. boxes) Rice (Patna) Pearl barley Bleached ginger (in 1 cwt. casks) Peppei: (white and black) Carraways (in 1 cwt. casks) Coleman's starch (in 561b5.) Cloves Sauces (Lea & Perrin's) Nutmegs U.V. brandy (in case) Cordials (in case) Martell's brandy (in wood) Cozens sherry (in wood) Stewart's whiskey (in case) Geneva (Key brand) Vestas Scythes Grindstones Weather boards ■ Flooring boards Chinese paving slabs Smiths' bellows (32 and 34 inches) Cane-seated chairs (1 dozen cases) Havannah cigars No 2 cheroots Ship biscuits Manila rope Ash oars Sheet lead Ginger beer corks (200 gross) Playing cards (2 cases) Potato forks • 2 bales Scotch Twill shirts 2 do. blue serge do. 2 do. flannel do. 2 bales blue drill 2 cases ladies' mantles 4 do. lambs wool shirts 2 cases cross overs 6 bales 8-4 grey sheeting 2 do. Sydney tweeds 12' cases assorted drapery Bullock drays Horse carts Dray poles 800 dozen oranges &c, &c, &c. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. Lyttelton, May 15,1860. EX VISCOUNT SANDON. For Sale at the Stores of the Undersigned. BEST Blue Bangor Slates, Countess and Viscountess Zinc slating nails FREDERICK MOSS. Lyttelton, Oxford Street. FRUIT TREES, &c. ■ Kr\/~\/~\ ONE and Two years grafted OyJ\J \J Apples, pears, cherries, plums and peaches. ' Also: Quinces, figs, grape vines, walnuts, filberts, cobnuts, hazel-nuts, gooseberries, red and black currants, raspberries and strawberries. Also: 400,000 ornamental trees, evergreen and deciduous shrubs, of which price catalogues will shortly be published. . Also: Thorns, privets, sweet-briar, broom, gorse, and thorn acacia for fences. All sorts of vegetable and flower seeds. W. WILSON, Nursery and Seedsman. ~| £)(~\r\ Bushels Grass and Clover Seeds, jUkJ\J\J consisting of:— Pacey's evergreen perennial rye grass Cocksfoot grass Timothy grass Italian rye grass Cow grass ■ t■ - Red, white, yellow and crimson clovers. Also: Several tons of the best permanent pasture grasses and clover in mixture. 5 W. WILSON. .-.■'•■• ONIONS. TWO tons Onions. W. WILSON. PASTURE GRASSES. A f\f\ Bushels New Plymouth grown ~Jb\_/V-/ Cocksfoot grass. W. WILSON. LIGHT ONE WHEEL PLOUGHS. A FEW BARRET & COY (of Reading) 1 wheel iron ploughs extra mould board, &c. H. E. ALPORT. Market Placei Christchurch*