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Lyttelton Times, Volume XVIII, Issue 1055, 20 December 1862, Page 5

ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, CONSISTING OF ! MADAME CARANDIKI, PRIMA DONNA. MR. WALTER SHERWI .. I'KINCIPAL TENOR. MR. J. SMALL, BUFfO VOCALIST AND INIMITABLE DELINEATOR OP IRISH CHARACTER. ME. E. W, KOHLER, THE CELEBRATED INSTRUMENTALIST AND SOLO PERFORMER ON THE CORNET A PISTON, CONCERTINA, FRENCH FLAGEOLET, ROCK HARMONICON, ETC. ; MS. EDWARD SAL AM AN, , FROM THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSIC, LONDON, WILL arrive per next steamer from Dunedin, and perform at the Town Hall, Christchureh. Due notice of their first appearance will be given. N.B.—The above Artistes will also visit Lyttelton, Kaiapoi, and Kangiora. 5028 PROCLAMATION. ~ WHEREAS it is enacted by " The Dog Nuisance Ordinance, Session XVH., No. 3," and " The Dog Nuisance Amendment Ordinance, 1862," that the Superintendent of the Province of Canterbury shall, from time to time, by proclamation, appoint certain places for the Registration of Dogs, and by the 3yd clause of the first recited Ordinance, may certain persons to demand the fee of Ten Shillings for such registration: AND WHEREAS CHARLES BOWEN, ESQUIRE, has been appointed DEPUTY-SUPERINTENDENT: NOW, THEREFORE, I, Charles Bo wen, Deputy-Superintendent of the said Province, by virtue of the powers in me vested, DO HEREBY proclaim and declare that the following places shall be the places at which all dogs shall be registered, viz.:— Christchurch: At the Office of Inspector of Police. Lyttelton: At the Police Station. Akaroa: At the Police Station. * Timaru: At the Police Station. Kaiapoi: At the Police Station. 1 v Rangiora: At the Police Station. And that the persons duly authorised to perform the duties contained in the 3rd clause of the said first : recited Ordinance, shall be the Officer in charge for ; the time being, at the several stations above-men-i tioned. Given under my hand at the Government Buildings, in Christchurch, this Eighteenth Day of December, One Thousand Eight Hundred 1 and Sixty-two. CHARLES BOWEN, ■ Deputy-Superintendent. By his Honor's command, T. W. MAUDE, ? Provincial Secretary. GOD SAVE THE QUEEN ! 5069 LONDON HOUSE, London Street, Lyttelton. TMERSON begs to submit the following list of . cash prices:—Christmas fruits: Finest raisins, Is, or by 7lb. bag, lid; new currants, lOd, or by 71b, 9d; bunch muscatels, Is 3d; new figs, Is; finest mixed tea, consisting of best congou, pekoe, gunpowder, and young hyson, 3s 6d, or 71b. at 3s 3d; best black tea, 3s, or 7lb, 2s 9d; fine coffee, Is lOd by 71b; Company's pieces best sugar, 6d per lb; finest crystal, by 71b, 6£d; rice,sd; arrowroot, Is 6d: finest sago, 9d per lb; sardines, 3 boxes, 2s 6d; mustard and pepper, Is 8d; fine old cheese, Is per lb; good pudding eggs, 2s; best tobacco, by the pound, 7s 6d; fine Havannah and Manilla cigars, Is 6d the bundle; Price's Belmont sperm, by 6lbs., is 8d; Colman's starch, 9d; best soda, 121b5.,2s 6d; soap,7d by 7lbs; best matches, lOd and Is 6d per dozen; spices, peel, oils, sauces, pickles, &c., &c., at reduced prices. SHOE, CLOTHING, AND DRAPERY DEPARTMENT. No advance in cotton goods. Horrocks'calicoes, 7d and 8d; prints, 9d and 10d; men's suit of clothes, complete, £2 ss; ladies' side spring boots, in all colors, 6s 6d; and one of the largest stocks of ladies' and children's shoes in the province, N.B. Refreshments may be obtained at London House on Regatta Day. 5047 CHEAP SADDLERY AND HARNESS. mHE following goods will be sold a,t reduced JL prices, in order to close consignments, viz:— Saddles, bridles, whips, &c. Dray, horse, harness, heavy and light One complete set of superior harness, for team of six bullocks 1 . S. CURTIS, Dealer in Leather and Saddlery, Colombo street, near Cashel street, Christchurch. ?* - 5032 JYOUNGHUSBAND invites inspection of a # choice variety of TOYS, moved by mechanism of the best manufacture, consisting of animals, figures, locomotives, steam boats, steam fire-engines, &c. They are constructed so as to run for some time on a smooth floor, or round a table, and can be set either for a circle or a straight line. The boat moves with paddles through the water. Ladies and gentlemen are requested to inspect these very beautiful and amusing toys, as they are the first of the kind imported in the place. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, NEW YEAR'S GIFTS. A large and varied assortment of elegant and useful articles just landed, expressly for Christmas Presents and New.Year's Gifts, which, for value, extent, and variety has never been offered to the inspection of the public of this province. J. YOUNGHUSBAND, COLOMBO STREET, The well-known " Little Shop," 5071 FOR SALE, the fast-sailing Schooner MARY, now lying at the Heathcote Wharf, carrying 40 tons dead weight. Price moderate. Apply to AIRMAN, KNIGHT, & CO., Christchurch; AIRMAN, KNIGHT, & CO., Heathcote Wharf; Or, the Master on board. Heathcote Wharf, 19th December, 1862. 5082