LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17944, 12 December 1923, Page 13

LYTTELTON NEWS.

Personal

A Tery pleasant .function took place last evening when the friends of Mr Ch&s. H. Toy mot to v.ish him happiness on the occasion of ki3 marriage, which takes plaos to-day, Mr W. Wules. presided over a large attendance. Mr J. McLepd, on behalf of •thoso present, aake<l Mr Toy's acceptance of a tobacco pouah for himßalf ajid of a ecfc of carvers and a Doulton cruet set for th.3 futuire Mm Toy. Eulogistic references in regard to tho fjucfit'a prowess as a sport and otherwise wero piade by tho Mayor (Mr W. T. Lester), and Messrs A. Stanley, C. D. Harkess, and S. Wales. Mr Toy briefly responded.

Billiards. The Lyltelton Club's weekly flying fifty billiard tournament could not b P finished on Monday night, owing to tho failuro of tho electric lijiit. Jumble Sale. ® A juinWo sale, in aid oi tho prizo fund of tho West Lyttoltonr school, will bo held in St. Saviour's echooiro'.'m at 2.:J3 this afternoon. A number of attractive, stalls have been arranged. Rainfall. Tho rainfall recorded in Lyitelton for the 2i hours ending at noon yesterday t/W 20 points. The Pictures.

I "For Thoso We Love" will be repeated at the Harbour Lifjht Theatre to-night, to- ' gcther with a c'..medy and a iurther episode of "Thj Oregon Trail." To-morrow "Tho Girl Who Kan Wild," featuring Gladys Walton, will bo screened. Tho supporting programme includes a Lee Moiun comedy and ' a gazette.

TTAEBOtTR LIGHT THEATRE-To-night, •"A "For Thoso Wc Love." Comely, "'i'be Oregon Trail" (ICp. 3). To-morrow: Gl.-idys Walton in "The Girl Who llaai Wild." Lee Aloran Comody. Gazettp. 74G3

(■JT. SAVIOUK'S School Hall, West Lyttelton. THIS LAY. Jumble Sale, Ca]co and Produce Stalls, etc., w.li be hold at 2.30 p.m. Bargains galore. Proceeds in aid Prize I'Hind, West Lyttelton School.