LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17295, 5 November 1921, Page 9

LYTTELTON NEWS.

QUEEN CARNIVAL Tim fourth wook of t,'nn Queen J» connexion with the Borough School was completed -roslerdar. Xo, I q:ioen, J-'ior.' McDonald, is leading for tho third fucrcsiv.. week, wluio No. 3, lrorto WoUs. is eeooiw: for tha second time. The otters in order iw-.i Xo. <, Kothlwm Robertson (blue); >.o. •:. Glorv Hill (green): No. 8, Leil* Scot-:, (gold); Xo. 6, Maria Taylor ("jaign): >< S, Phyllis. Avers (red); No. 7, El«. Hvmt«v (yellow and gold), SEAMEN'S INSTITUTES. Tiara was a good attendance of BftMtioa a: Hie Seamen's Institute on Thursday evonir.jr. when tho weokfv concert was provided by members o( tho "local Guild. Mueiratl it*.™ were given by Miss M- Owens, It- Mill**-'. McMillan, and Mrs M. J. MiEer, und Haj-b----lsnd dances by the Missus Buisi Swwse served to ill© men, THE NEW FERRV WHARF. Good is being madn witih die c-oction of the Twflnt; oa tfco n©w f«rry\j>!«!fonu an No. 2 wharf, and it is expeoVd th*tho work will be completed within tlia Jier*ten days. Th© plattorra has been rhade tit in with the hatches and gangways of t!;>' two turbine steanxN-:*, Wahin© and Mapn Yoßt<srday afternoon tho Manaio* v-.<--warped across from No. 8 wharf to the, :'.•-<• berth, and it na found thp.i tie platform, with t«t little alteration to i.vart of tiM roof, would also suit that veeeej, \.-hi<v. usually relieves tho other two i:i ttiTn. I*. will be at loast two week? l«for» tho r.o» berth is used, and «3 the Maori is oipoe-iol back on tho ferry run in about thtw week-)' time, tho opening of tie new whan' w - ; probably bo "held over till then, LADIES' SWIMMING CLUB. The fifteenth annual meeting o! fee Ly toltou Radios' Swimming Club was ield i>.: Thursday, Mm Colin Cook presiding over * good attendance. Tho report uivd balanoe-shoet, which h-k adopted, Allowed that tho club .had fcitd '■ most successful seasou, thorn being a- crtv. • balimco of £l2 Is 6d. The following officers wnro clecVd for Ij:<ensuing year:—President, Mrs Colin Col.;-. . vioo-prosidentß, Mcsdamee C. Brown, V. Cleary, T. Hunter, J. Bundy, F*. tt. Ou-ftf, E. Henderson, and C. Mazey: Heoretaty, Mies M. Cook; treasurer, Wisa E. Bundy. captain, Mrs E. Weastell; vioe-oaptain, M.:.i M. Hutchison; timekeeper and h&ndioappvr. Mr C. Mazey; committee, Misses R. Harri'. V, Guy, P. Plimmor, Moadames Uutehiscv Plinunor, lUnnd, «Jid G. Pickett. It wraa decided that the official opening' sEould take plaoo on November 2%h, anil that the beach aftemoone should ooinmoruv. on Wednesday, Novombor Wth. CHAHTEBIS BAY GOLF CfLUB. The annual goneml moetinfr of th« Cite: teria Bay Golf Club was held an Thurs.lav, Mr H. A. Rhind presiding. The annual report and balar.oo-aiieet, uhon. in? a good financial position, went r.doote<( Two reaigmations were received, and" tuv new mombera elected. Votes o( thanks w*» aooorded Mr J. I-:. Stokes, Miss Roune, tihe Mwa** Bradley, atut Mr R.,0. Bradley lor their iasietanco tlurinf: tho past seacom. Mr Stokes was elected a lifs suflnber </~ the oluh. Tie election of dfnoon resulted as roUotrn —President, Mir R. O. Bradley; Tioe-pnwi dents, Mr J. E. Stokes and Oapteia Hunter j club captain, Mir H. A. Rihrnd: eoarrtary, Mr 0. E. Ayeraj treasurer, Mr V. Bobbs: Buditor, Mr R. S. Rhind; committee, Messrs P. KnlgMa, H. Ajers, J. Pavitt, E» R. Omtla, O. 3. Brtrun, and R. Si. Rhind; handicappers, Mcesm H. Ayom and J. PaTtttj gwem oommittce, Messre V. Knight*, H. A. Rhind, tad E. R, OuxU*.