LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17118, 13 April 1921, Page 11

LYTTELTON NEWS.

•BILLIARDS. Tbo Flying-fifty Tournament, played »* tho Lyttelton Club on Monday f>v«iin& resulted in »>wih for K. Collins, Syd. Ayew being tho runner-up. CENTRAL PAY OFFICES. Part of tho 'Umber for the now ygitersidcrs' pav offices is now on -tho ground near ttie 'Coronation Hall, and it, is expected thht » commencement will be tho bujldiagr Within a Jew d*ys. THli PICTURES, 'he Man from Snowy BrvetJ' repented at tlw> Harbour Light Theatre tonight, toßethor wiih episode eight of "The lloou Riders," and a Christie comedy, nwrrow "Blind, Husbands," featuring Str~.. hejm, the moat hated iEOrceri villim), will bo shown, the supports including a Century couiedy, "Snloruy Lions." ACCIDENTS. A watersfrb worker, named Poxton. was injured while workinp on board the VTa-itonlo at Lyttelton' yesterday afternoon, through o slinsr of cargo etjihing him, und crushing him against a, stanchion; He was kmv-t----cd unconscious, tind vns attended by "" tour, who found him to bo suffcrim; sever? bruises and ehock. The sufi«/' removed to his home, where ho ... c . Rressing favourably last night. John Bcattie, a- Bhip's fireman, fell down the stairs at Mrs Stirling's lodging house, London street, LyMellon, yesterday momincr, receiving severe internal injuries. He was removed to the 'Casualty Ward. At a lite hour last night, ho was reported to he making fair progress* towards recovery.