LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17124, 20 April 1921, Page 11

LYTTELTON NEWS.

SCHOOL HEATING FUND. At the meeting of householders at the Lyttelton Dietrict High School on Monday eyoning, a report from the outgoing committee on tho heating fund was Tead, The eiim of £250 was deposited in the Savings Bank for tho project. It would be necessary to Taiso another £SO before applying- for the Govern* ment subsidy. The Education Board would also assist to the extent of £l5O. It was decided that the work of raising tho £SO should' oommence at once, and ono of the newly-elected committeemen, Mr D. Grubb, handed to the gecrelary of the committee: a cheque for £lO. The donor was accorded a hearty votaNif thanks. ' .. THE PICTURES. !_ A crowded houso b»w the'screening of "The Wonder Man" . starring. the French .boxer Georges Carpentier, at the Harbour Light Theatro last night. It will be repeated tonight,'together with episode nine of'"The Moon Riders" and aChristift comedy, "Kidnapping Caroline."- To-morrow ."Mother o* Mine," featuring Rupert. Julian and Ruth Clifford, will be screened, and Miso Olive TRorpe will eing tho" song of {hat name. The supporting programme consists of a Century comedy, "Should Tailors Trifle?" and a Magazine. • ■ * .. ..' BILLIARDS. The weekly flying-fifty tournament held at th<> Lyttelton Club on Monday night wae won by B. Rhind, J. Rudd being the x-unn«rrup. •*: LYTTELTON GOLF CLUB. ; A mixed foursome match, for u. trtphy presented by Mr H. A. Rhind.-w.as played at Bay during the week-end. H. E Ayors and Mrs Ayers won with a net score of 64 J. E. Stokes and Miss Rouse wero second with 86. _ _ ..... MAGISTRATE'S COURT. Mr F. Knights. J.P., presided' at the Magistrate's, Court yesterday. ■ Thomas 'Harold- Biggins and Doughs W ilHarri Coe, charged with disorderly behaviour whilst drunk in London street, were remanded until Friday. HenTv Kelly, charged with drunkenness aiwT \vith damaging a celt can Valued "at- £l 5-i.- fhiCs property of the ICew Zealand Govorflment, was. remanded till Friday. Evelyn Willis. alia» Mnrpby, was charged with being an idle and disorderly person in that sho possessed insufficient means of.lawful support. On the application of the police, she- was 'remanded to -appear before- tho Masistrate on Tuesday*.* ,",He fell, in the sea ibis morning nr.d we. heve put him to bed while his clothes are drying," eaid Senior Sergeant Jackson, when a charge of being an idlo anH disorderly iwreon was read in respect of Charles McPhersoni . Tho Bench agreed to visit "the aecuaed at.lhe police'station, and swb«e<juently remanded him to appear on Tuesday next.