LYTTELTON NEWS

Press, Volume LV, Issue 16520, 12 May 1919, Page 9

LYTTELTON NEWS

MAGISTRATE'S COXJST. Messrs F. "W. Anderson and F. O. Norton. J.P.'s, presided at the Magistrate's Court on Saturday morning) 'when two first offenders wero each fined 10s and Costs, in default 48 hours' imprisonment. \ Bernard McEntrco, charged wiUi drunkenness, was- convicted and fined 10s, and on a charge of -using obsoeno language was fined £5, in default one month's imprisonment. Frederick Plimm was oharged. with drunkenness and with travelling in a railway carriage between Christchurch. and 1/yttelton witiiouL having previously paid the proper fare. For drunkenness he was fined . 10s, and on the other charge £5, or one month's improeonment. THE PICTUBES. "The Eternal Temptress," starring Len«. Cavaliera, was presented at the Harbour Light Picture Theatre on Saturday, and will be repeated to-night. Two motion picture dramas, ,- Tho Third Ingredient," and. - "The Landloper," in addition to th© seventh episode of "The Eagle's Eye" (serial) will be screened "to-mororw. BOWLING. A challongo match between the Lyttelton. and Diamond Harbour Clubs took place on Saturday afternoon at Diamond Harbour.- A most enjoyable afternoon was spent. Meear* Miller and Barnard entertained the clubs to afternoon tea. Kesulla:—Diamond Harbour: J. Collins, E. Carter, F. Bosomworth, J. Miliar (s) 12; Lyttelton Bowling Club: C.. Agar, W. Brown, D. Sinclair, E. Henderson (s) 28. „ „ . _ .. I Diamond Harbour—E. Brownin?, ton, Young, Barnard (s) 12; Bowling Clnb—G. Banks, J. Gower, W. Taylor, D. Page (s) 23. '

TXJLRBOUR LIGHT PICTURES—Tuesday Jti M d PJobmbm, "The Third. Ingredient" (Vxtagraph. I>r*jna), "The Landloper" (Metro dxama), Biamnz 'Harold Lock wood, and "The Btgfce Byj.' Attractive and varied programs*. f 70i0