LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17472, 5 June 1922, Page 11

LYTTELTON NEWS.

The Pictures. "Stardust," featuring Hope Hampton, will bo repeated at tb« Harbdur Light Theatre with a good supporting programme. Tomorrow the A (British) tlrima., "Carnival," starring Matheson Lang, will bo screened, together with » Harold Lloyd comedy, From tho Woods," 4 scenic, and a. furthor episode of "King of the Circus.' Iho screening oi "Carnival" will bo precoded by a epeotacular prologuo, with special scenic and lighting effects, and Mr D. SLcCiill will sing. £eaia may be reserved at Hatton'a. Fanciers' Club. A general meeting of tho Lyjtelton Fanciers' Club was held in tie Foresters' Hall on Saturday evening, Mr F. Walklin prosidufcgf ov«r % largo attendance. Tho principal business was tho consideration of the schedule for tlio forthcoming show, and, after discussion, tiio schedule was adopted. It will bo printed and distributed during th© week. Tho arrangements for the Bhow, which is to be held on tho Hth and 15th of next month, are well in hurt, and the only matter which is causing the club concern is that tho Drillshod may bo too small to hold the large number of entries expected. In any case it will bo necessary to u*e marquees for some sections of the show. Heathcote School Concert. A most ffuocepeful oonoert was given by tho Juvenile Merrymakers, a talented puty from Christchurch, most of tho members of which are well known" in competition work, in the Club Hall, Heathcote Valley, on Saturday ovening. The ooncert was in aid of a fund for improvmp th« school ground, woent ch&ngee, including tho demolition of the schoolhouso, making considerable improvements necessary. The hall was crowded and a substantial sum was realised. Tho Juvenile Merrymakers are under tho direction of Mr L. A. Moling, and Miss Dorothy Wicks was pianiste and oonductrwa of the orchestra. In addition to several concerted numbers, itemß were given by Misses Hazel Shier, Margaret Greenlees, Grade McCaw, Gwen Shier, Alice Greenlees, Valerie Tolputt, Gwennie Ryde, Catherine Greenlee*, Alice Chanman, Ethel Howard Myra Poltod, and Masters Varoy Barron, Colin Dunlop, Jimmy Wicks. After the concert a dance was held until midnight. Golf. The Lyttelton Golf. Club played a medal match at Charteris Bay during tho week-end, with tho following results:—B. Erwin 73, R. Candy 78, S. Knight® 79, C. Ayres 83, H. Ayros 85, C. D. Smith 86, J. Pavitt 88 C. Brown 89, J. Potts 94, H. Kippenbergor 94, a. Banfield 12S. 0 '