LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18228, 12 November 1924, Page 13

LYTTELTON NEWS.

Billiards.

The • Lytielton Club's weekly flying-fifty billiards tournament was won by S. ThurJow, J. Lufaro being runner-up.

8.A.03. Tho Chatham Lodge, No. 3037, G. 5.8., of the 8.A.0.8., mot at the Oddfellows; Hall. Tho Chatham Lod*e is a ship's ledge, originally formed in H. 11.5. Chatham and bow transferred to H.M.S. Dunedin. There was a large attendance of members, and visitors were present from ths Lyttelton,. Svdenhsari, Yo Petitor and Riccarton Lodges. After the formal business had been disposed of * smoke concert was held, items being given by Brothers Smith, S. Porteens, T. Holder, McCormick, S. Spencer, "Walkor and 'White. Sha JPicfcvxes.

i "Tho Eleventh Kou," from tho story By : Ethel U. Dell, will bo repeated .at tho' ; Harbsur Lighv 'ihaatre to-nigfct, together ! xrith L»«y Semoa comstiy and tho final epi.of ' Cacnst Tssmonow, Mary I P'.ok'oid'i: latest picture, "Dorothy • of Haddon a charming Btory. of ro- ' mnnce and adventure in the time of' Quto Elizabeth, will bo screened, with rpaci&l incidental music. Tho supporting programme includes a comedy and gazette. Tho ree&rve plan is at Eat ton's.

Magistrate's Court At tlw Court yesterday, be'fore 'Chptain, R. Hstchwoli and Mr F. Knights, J.P.'s, Frederick George Chaplin; a fireman on the Bomuera, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a bathing costuoja valued at Cs £d, tho property o! D. W. Dodds, draper. He was fined £2, in default wee d»js' imprisonment.