LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16419, 13 January 1919, Page 9

LYTTELTON NEWS.

1 ; THE PICTURES. Oil Saturday afternoon a Government war film, The Battle of Arras," was screened in the Harbour Light Picture Theatre. In the evening "My Four Yeius -in Germany" was preaented, also an $isode of "The Neglected Wife" serial. "Tho Battle of Arras" picture will be repeated to-night. -There will be a complete change at to-mor-row's sessions, when Oiga Petrovu will appear in "A .Oaurjhter of Destiny." Amoii" the supports will' ba episode three of "Tfio Scarlet Bunner." MA G IST RATE'S COURT. Before Messrs W. T. Lester, J.P.. at the Lvtteltori Magistrate's Court, on Saturday I morning, a first offender was finp-J 103. Carl Magnujson, charged that, boiii? a restricted enjuged in the 3teamer Opihi. 112 landed in Neiv Zealand without the ujcessary passrorl. wps remanded to apl>eur before u Magistrate at Chriatchurcli tjmorro.v. SMOKE CONCERT. Tho delegates to ths Walersido "Workers' Conlercnce at Lyttelton were entertained by the ' Lyttelton-'•Wutcrsiders' Union at a smoks concert, in the Excelsior Hall on Saturciuy evening. Mr E. Langley, president of the Lyttelton Union, in opening tlio proceedings, said that it afforded him much pleasure to welcome to tho port delegates from nearly all tho affiliated Watersido Workers' Unibns in Kew Zealand. He was pleased that among their guests was the Mayor of Lvttelton, and he hoped that tjio present gathering would- help to strengthen the good fellowship which existed among the waterside fraternity. About 200 watersiders and firemen were present. The following toasts were honoured: —"Industrial Progress,' "Success to Our Agreement," "Education," "The Federation," and "Industrial Unity." Some of thoso present displayed excellent vocal talent, and the ovening was passed pleasantly -with music and lefreshmeut. l'ho Conference delegates were motored to Governor's Bay and Motokaraki yesterday. ~ '_ _ 1 —~ j