LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16984, 5 November 1920, Page 8

LYTTELTON NEWS.

« . PADDY'S MARKET. A Paddy's Market, in aid of the funda of the Lyttelton Club, will bo held in Norwich quay to-day, commencing at 9 a.m. A largo and varied assortment SJof goods will bo offered for sale. LYTTELTON SPORTS CLUTB. A general meeting of the Lyttelton Sports Club was held on Wednesday night, Mt A. Groves presiding. It wa9 decided to open the season at Corsair Bay on November 27'h in conjunction with tho Lyttelton Ladies' Swimming Club. A programmo of sailing, motor-boat, and swimming raoes was drawn up. THE PICTURES. "Greased Lightning," featuring l Chaa. Ray, will be the chief attraction at tho Harbour Light Pictures to-night, tho supports including a Bennett comedy and a pictograph. To-morrow "Out of Luck," starring Dorothy Gish, will bo screened, together with a_ do Haven comedy and a Paramount Miifrazine. Tho Harbour Lights Orchestra will play at the evening session. PROPERTY SALE'S. Craddock's Agency Co., Ltd., conducted an auction salo of Council properties at the Council Chambers yesterday ::f;crnoon. Lot 1 was the loaso of the site of two shops in Oxford street, one of the conditions bein» 'that a btiilding to cost not less than £2000 must bo erected within twelve months. Biddins", which was for tho annual ground rental of the property, commenced at £30, and the property was passed ■in at £34. Lot 2 was a similar loasrv of a section adjoining the Seamen's Institute, at present occupied by tho Scouts' Hall. Tho value of tho building to be erected was £1000. There were no bids. Grazing leases woiro sold as follows:—Lot 3. to Holliss> and Brown for £21; Lot 4, to H. Blaoklor and Co. for £15: Lcrt 5. to M. .Wearne for £19; Lot 6. to W. Tredennick for £4 _10s. Lot 7, a freehold section (No. 4) at Diamond Harbour, was pas?cd in at £GO. Lot 8. a freehold section (No. 33) at Dinmond Harbour, was sold to Mr H. H. Barnard for £103.