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Lyttelton Times, Volume XXXI, Issue 2523, 3 February 1869, Page 1

A PERSON of some experience wants a situation as HOUSEKEEPER, or any other useful capacity. Address K, Post Office, Kaiapoi. 3735 A YOUNG PERSON would be pleased to meet with a Lady requiring an. attendant for the home passage. She is thoroughly experienced as Lady's Maid or Nurse; has been upwards of seven years as attendant to the lady with whom blic left Kngland, and is now leaving only to return to her friends. Address L.S., Box 22, Christchurch. 3(89 WANTED, Tallow, Tallow, to Purchase *T Tallow, in any quantity. M. BARDSLEY, Albion Soap Works, Dune-din. 2650 Lost, Pound, &c, TF the HORSE, SADDLE, and BRIDLE 1 left on the 19th December last, at MR PLANK'S, Britannia Hotel, Christchurch, is not claimed within 14 days, it will be sold to defray expenses. 3673 JOHN PLANK. Entertainments. TOWN H A L _, *• CHRISTCHURCH. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, 3rd FEB., 1869. GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT ' In aid of the Funds of the ST. JOHN'S CADET CORPS. PROGRAMME. Part First— Pianoforte...Herr Zincgraff Welsh Melody—" Bells of Aberdovey "... Miss Ada Sinclair Taylor Song—" li's a way we have in the Army"... Mr Zeesler Solo, Concertina-" L'Ktoile du Nord" (Blagrove)—Miss Lavinia Taylor Song-"The Good Bye at the Door" (Glover)... Mrs Lloyd Flute Solo—Air and Variations...Mr H. Poore Comic Song...Mr J. 11. Bennett Solo, Concertina-" Los Hugenots" and "Lea Prophete "... Miss Lavinia Taylor Part SecondPianofortc.Herr Zincgraff Canzone—" Joyous Life " (Randezzer),., Miss Ada Siuclair Taylor Duet...Mrß Lloyd and Miss Oakes Scotch Fantasia—Concertina...Miss Lavinia Taylor Ballad—" Five o'clock in the Morning" (Claribel)...Miss Ada Sinclair Taylor Song—" Tell me where the Fairies dwell"... Mrs Lloyd Comic Song—Recruiting is my trade "...Mr J. Rowley, junr. To conclude with the EVENING SERVICE OF THE HAUHAUS.

To be performed by six of the Cadets. Admission: Reserved seats, 4s; front seats, 2s; back seats, Is. Doors open at half-past seven; concert to commence at eight o'clock. Tickets can be obtained from Messrs Farr, Gee, Stevens and Co., Hughes, and at the principal Hotels. 3742 Public Notices. HEATHCOTE ROAD BOARD, | NOTICE. PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED against CUTTING FLAX on the Road Reserves adjoining the Rivers Heathcote and Avon. By order of the Board, F. PAVITT, Surveyor. Ist February, 1869. 3740 AYON ROAD BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE. IN Consequence of the overflow of the Waimakariri, the River Styx Bridge, on the North Road, is unsafe for heavy traffic. Loaded Drays, going North, can go up the Harewood Road to the Church, and thence along the road leading to Mr Tisch's, on the North Road. Drays coming south following the same route. By order, J. T. PEACOCK, Chairman. 20th Dec, 1868. c 2839 WAIMAKAKIRI BRIDGE. NOTICE. mills BRIDGE will be closed for Traffic J. from this date, between the hours of 12 p.m., and S a.m., each night, during the repairs. For the Proprietors, G. W. BISHOP, Agent. Gloucester Street, Christehurch, January 23,1869. c 3559 ESTATE OF EDWARD SCKIVENOR. FINAL NOTICE. CREDITORS who have not proved their debts, or received their dividends in the above estate, must do so before MONDAY, the 15th FEB., on which date the accounts will be finally closed and the balance transferred to the joint estate of Knight and Co. ROBERT SYMINGTON, E. W. JIOBRAH, 3891 Trustees.

0 B AR I HOTEL, GKEAT SOUTH EOAD, 82 miles from Christchurcb, 20 miles from Wines, Spirits, and Ales of the best brands. Excellent stabling accommodation. Moderate c'auraes, C 477