LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 19145, 31 October 1927, Page 16

LYTTELTON NEWS.

. * Harbour light Theatre. There was a lull house at (lie Harbour Light Theatre on Saturday niglil, when "Senorita," a comedy-romance, starring Bebo Daniels, was screened. The supporting programme included •'Bucking the Truth," featuring Pete Morrison, a comedy, and a gazette. The complete programme will be repeated to-night. To-morrow a double feature programme consisting of a racing drama, "The Sunset Derby," starring Mary Astor and "The Timid Terror," a comedy, featuring George O'Hara, will be screened*,' together with a screen magazine and a comedy. Seamen's Institute. An excellent concert, arranged by Miss Grand, of the Sumner Guild, was given in the Seamen's Institute, Lytteltoii, on Thursday evening. The programme was as follows:—Orchestral selections; songs, Mrs Andrews and Miss Irivin; recitation and musical monologue, Mrs Graham; concluding with a farce, entitled "Kork, Aforesaid," which was admirably acted, and evoked much laughter. The artistes taking part were Misses Grand, Han-is, Cooper, and Couzins, Mosdatnes Graham and Millar. The superintendent expressed thanks to Miss Grand for arranging the programme, and to all the performerSi Supper was afterwards served. Fifty men were present.

Golf. A large number oi members of tbe I,yHelton Liolf Club and friends inade the" trip across to Charteris Bay ; csterday, to take part in the closing of the season. A mixed foursome match was held, and also driving, approaching, and putting competitions. In the afternoon, tho president, Mr Ortou Bradley, presented the trophies won during the season as follows:—Men's Senior Championship: F. Knights. Junior Championship: G. Morris. Ladies' Senior Championship: Miss Edna White-Parsons. Junior: Miss Edna Ayers. Mr A. McDonald's trophy for Mixed Foursome: G. Morris and Miss Edua Ayers. Visitors' day trophies: F. Knights and Miss A. Wells. Mr and Mrs A. WhiteParson's trophy for Mixed Foursome: N. Aitken and Miss A. Wells. President's trophies for mixed foursome: R. Miller and Miss Edna Ayors, G. Morris and Miss WhileParsons. Rangiora Cleck: H. Derbidge and Miss (!. Williams. Banfield Cup: I;. Collett and Miss C. Williams. Forbes, Ltd., tro-

11. Kefhrr? Mr If. Avers trophy lor th. b , . ~.)A . ,;. 5 .,.-ni in the monthly mert.il ,„',V.,,,,; ( .\. V '.,,.; Mr f H. Ayers's trophy: Mrs J.' Hull'son. '"M>i C. Willinm*-s trophy;: Mi*s E Bi-n.lv Miss Bradley s troph> . Miw E." Avers. Mr H. Ayers; trophy , or best ec'octic medal .-core tor 1> ho.es,. .Mr.H \ver« Mi -K. Whiie-Parson's trophy for A bV."-rin C «fo, nine holes: Miss Edna White-Parsons. 1 "dies-' Golf Liuon Medal —Senior: Mrs H. Ayers: junior: Mis* K. Bv.ndy. Men's Medal Miitches—Mawh. t. McKenzie; April: N. Aitken; May: G. Morris: June: X. Aitken: July: t. Avers; August: F. Kniqhts: September: J A>-ers IKt'ober: H. Ranlield. Ladies' Medal Matches —April: Miss E. Buudy; May: Miss £. . T ' . j„ n .. Mis« E. Ayers-. July: Miss rAver,': Au««t: Mi« C." Williams; Septemher: Miss "C. Williams; October: Miss l. "•The'foursomes match, over nine holes, was won bv H. Derbid-e and Miss A. Wells, The competitions resulted as follows:—Seniors— Drive: X. Aitken 1, P. Knights 2. Approach X. Tb.nmr.son 1 (holed). P. Barnard 2. .Putt. H. Avers 1. D. E. h. Collett 2 Juniors— Drive: C. McKenzie 1, H. Fletcher 2. Approach: H. Derl.idge 1. 0. Morris 2. Putt, r. McKenzie 1. 0. Bradley =. LadiesDrive (senior): Miss E. \\ln^Parson S i , iunior: Mrs J. Hudson. Approach: Mis.? h. White-Parsons 1, Miss E. Ayers 2 Put Miss \\". White-Parsons 1, Miss K. WhiteParsons 2. TAinis. The Te Whaka Tennis Club opened its senson on Saturdav afternoon in brilliant weather. There was a verv larse attendance ot members and visitors. The club captain, Mr A. Stanlev, declared (ho season open, and several sets were played. Afternoon tea was provided by the ladies of the club. Panders* Club. The annual meeting of the Lytfelton Fanciers' Club was. held in the club rooms on Saturdav, Mr Wright, the president, presiding The balance-sheet was read, also tlio secretary's and auditor's reports. Mr S. Manson was elected delegate for the S.I.P. and P. Association. The election of officers for the ensuing vear resulted as follows:—Patron. Mr I. L. Sutton; vice-patrons. Miss P. Norris, Mrs Davidson, Mrs McGillivray, Messrs G. Geffrics, W. T. Lester, R. Peavce, C. W. Tritt, J. D. Gobbe, H. Ayers. D. E. L. Collett, C. Mnzv, 15. Johnston, J. D. Bundy, J. Flood. J. Crabbe. J. Thompson. S. Trcdeunick, L. Bladder. W. Whitford, R. Stewart, J. McConib, J. Geddes, C. P. Bradford, R. W. Thompson, A. McDonald, J. Pitcaithly. G. H. Bradford, Sergt. McHolm. Messrs J. Patterson Ken. McDonald, P. Cameron, R. Whitford F. W. Henderson, F. T. Wilson; president' Mr W. Wright: vice-presidents, Messrs ,T R. Norris, D. Gillies, W. Whitford, D. Bovd, R, Law, T. Wilson. S. Manson, H. Roderick, J. K. Hughes, C. H. Ferris, J. D. Lafaro; treasurer, Mr R. Sheppard; hon. secretarv. Mr W. 0. 0. Smith; assistant secretary Mr R. Cairns; hon. auditor, Mr W. Whitford: hon. trustee. Mr R. Law.