LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17418, 31 March 1922, Page 9

LYTTELTON NEWS.

Bowling. The foEowing v. 11l represent LytteltoS against United, at E'uited, to-morrow *ftarncon:—C. H. Afar, K Shrimp ton, "W. Fo&te- K. Siioage ]sl; W. Blown, T. Gates, A. Huston, W. C. Cleary (3); E. Brown, J. Morran, "W. Taylor, J. Garrard- (b); W. Hark«s, E. R. Curtis, B. Hcnstocc, 0. B.omloy (3): I'. Horn, W. Gower, E. Weasteil P. Gower i'e). ,t! W. A. Walker, J. McCormicV, D. Fago, p.r.d E. H. Henderson have been selected to represent the Lyttolton Club in the Christchurch v. North Canterbury tournament at ICaiapoi to-morrow. The Pictures. "Garments of Truth," 3 Stoll picture, fc!it;:rin? Gareth Hwrbes, will bo repeated at the Harbour Lisrht Theatre to-night, together with a. spotlight cometlf and a Topical Bud jet. To-morrow, "Not Guilty," a First National production, starring Sylvia Bream t, will be Weened. The supporting programme includes a Mermaid comedy and a Paten GoZe'to. Yacht Club. The Canterbury Yacht and Motor Bo.lt Club me! last evening, Commodore R. Matchv-H presiding. •ilio club captain, Mr Magnus Smith, reported oil the arrangements made for a sa-ii-i~g ,n;d a Do'".vr boat race to bo held to-mor-row. vb'ch '.'cro approved. The Ki-'.v Brighton Power Boat Club wroto slating that the ci'ib intended holding »• power' biXit rn< c o:: Easter Saturday, the Kn:rjo behv iro:« the wharf at Fori Levy around the"whistlir.? buoy and bock. Entries fr.vai Lvttclton boats were invited. It M-S5 decide! to acknowledge the letter aad inform members.