LYTTELTON NEWS.
THE? PICTURES.. "Ob Boy!" starring June Caprice, •will b® repeated at the Harbour Light Theatre totogether with a Qoldwyn oomedv and a Paths Review. To-morrow "The Greater Claim," featuring Alice Lake, will he screened, the supporting programme including a Christie oomedy, Topical Budget, and an epioode of "Smashing Barriers." SEA SCOUTS. On his arrival by the Maori on Saturday morning the Governor-General, Vieccrunt Jeilicoe, inspected the Lrttelton troop of Sea Scouts. It was intended that the inspection ehould take place at the Drill Hall, but owing to the late arrival of the steamer tb» Railway Recreation Hall was selected for the parade, to save time. His Excellence expressed surprise at the high state of efficiency shown by the troop, and gave a short sddresa to the boys. WATERSIDE "WORKERS' UNION. The ballot for the annual election of officer® of the Lyttelton Waterside Workers' Union, was oon<!luded on Saturday, and recited in the following being elected-.—President, Mr W. E. Agar; seoretary, Mr J. Flood; committee (13 candidates), Messrs J. Jones, E.. Roche, P. Pepper, T. T. Nelson, S. Hughes, W.' Logan, G. Lawrence, E. O'Malley, and G. Betteridge: Disputes Committee, Messrs W. E. Agar, W. Bate, and P. C. Shirley.
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Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17206, 25 July 1921, Page 11
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