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Lyttelton Times, Volume XX, Issue 1110, 1 July 1863, Page 6

Programme for festivities . AT LYTTELTON, IN HONOR OF THE MARRIAGE OF H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. Ilalf-past Ten a.m. Procession to form at the Government jetty. Visitors belonging to any Volunteer Corps, or any Society wearing distinctive dresses, are invited to appear in uniform. Twelve, noon. Planting trees and laying stone. Half-past One p.m. Regatta as advertised. Two p.m. Rural sports on shore. Four p.m. Public dinner. Half-past Six p.m. Display of fireworks. Nine p.m. Ball. G. B. JOHNSON, 2944 Hon. Sec. __ _________ PUBLIC BALL, in honor of the Marriage of the Prince of Wales, to be held at White's Concert Room, adjoining the Kaikainui Hotel, on TUESDAY EVENING, July 7, 1863. Stewards : W. C. Beswick, J.P. J. Fuller, Capt. C.R.V. P. Haniner J. Beswick Ens. C.R.V. D. H. Snfeyd G. F. Hewlings, C.R.V. J. B. Hey wood R. Wright, C.R.V. W. Gilkisen E. Revell, C.R.V. R. Wilson C. Dudley, C.R.V. G. F. Day J. Homersham, C.R.V. C. Oram H. Boddington, C.R.V. Volunteers are requested to attend in uniform. R. W. Ivohler's Quadrille Band in attendance. Ladies' tickets, 55.; Gentlemen's ditto, 7s. 6d.; Double ditto (to admit a Lady and Gentleman), 10s. 6d.; to be obtained from any of the Stewards. JAMES B. lIEYWOOD, 2932 Secretary to the Ball Committee. PUBLIC HOLIDAY. ffIHE Inhabitants of Lyttelton are respectfully 1. informed that MR. G. FURBY, of Christchurch, at the request of several members of the Municipal Council, has arranged to ILLUMINATE the town of Lyttelton on the occasion of the festival on the 7th of July. G. F. regrets that his time will not admit of his waiting personally upon all the inhabitants, but that Mr. Preece, draper, of Lyttelton, has very kindly consented to receive and forward any orders for devices, lamps, or transparencies, if sent at once, as the time is short for preparation. 2948 FOR THE ILLUMINATION. SPERM CANDLES will be sold at Is. 6d. per lb., at London House, Lyttelton, until Tuesday, the 7th instant. 2933 NOTICE. THE WAREHOUSES t)f the undersigned will be CLOSED on the 7th and 9th of July, in honour of the Marriage of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales. BESWICK & BIRCH. Kaiapoi, June 27, 1863. 2934 pRINCE OF WALES ROYAL CAFE AND RESTAURANT, High Street, Christchurch. Breakfast, from 7 a.ni.; Dinner, from 12, noon; Tea, from 5 p.m.; Coffee, Tea, and Meals all day. Good Beds. W. PENGELLY, 2931 Proprietor. MESSRS. ROBINSON & LANGBRIDGE, ARCHITECTS AND SURVEYORS, LAW STATIONERS, ACCOUNTANTS, AND GENERAL AGENTS, Hereford Street, Christchurch. ROBINSON & LANGBRIDGE are now prepared to undertake on favorable terms any commissions that may be placed in their hands; and also surveying in all its branches. Having succeeded in appointing agents in most of the towns of this province, they are in a better position to accept the collection of debts than has hitherto been attempted here. Estimates, specifications, &c., prepared; debts and rents collected; tradesmen's books kept, and their regular quarterly or monthly accounts collected by arrangement. Weekly settlements. Desirable building sites in Colombo, Peterborough, and Cashel streets; 21 years lease, with purchasing clauses. Good carpenters' workshop, and 14 years lease of land in Christchurch, for £40. Several plots of good dry land at Papanui,

cheap. 30 acres at Prebbleton, £15 per acre. 1000 bushels of a very fine sample of oats, at 6s. Small freehold in Colombo street, suitable for a shop; £160. Terms easy. Bran new four-wheeled dog-cart; one of the handsomest imported here, with the latest improvements. For sale, seven-roomed house and an acre-and a-half of land, within two miles of Christchurch; a very desirable residence. £500 to be invested in sheep on terms. To be let, a four-roomed cottage and an eighth-of-an-acre of land, within seven minutes' walk of the Post-office; 18s. per week. Several really good horses, warranted sound. Plans and descriptions of the foregoing property may be obtained at our offices. 2924 THE LYTTELTON MUNICIPAL COUNCIL INVITE TENDERS for fencing and paling the hospital enclosure, Dampier's bay; also for trenching the ground within the enclosure 24 inches deep. The palings to be not more than 2£ inches apart, nor less than 5 feet high. Tenders to be addressed to the Chairman of the Council, on or before Monday, the 6th July, 1863. Specifications to be seen at the office of the Surveyor. C. M. IGGLESDEN, 2939 Town Surveyor. Til KLYTTKI/T()N MUNICIPAL COUNCIL INVITE TENDERS for leasing for building purposes the frontages of the barrack square, fronting on Oxford street. The land to be laid out in sections of 20 feet frontage by 48 feet in depth. On receiving what shall appear to the Council a sufficient tender, the lot will be submitted to auction, the tender being the upset price. In case of one person tendering for two contiguous sections, they may, at the discretion of the Council, be offered at auction as one lot. The leases to be for 14 years, to be extended to 21 years, if within the first 7 years stone or brick buildings, of a value and extent to the satisfaction of the Council, be erected. Tenders to be addressed, sealed, to the Chairman of the Lyttelton Municipal Council. WM. GODFREY, 2940 Clerk of the Council.