LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17394, 3 March 1922, Page 9

LYTTELTON NEWS.

BOWLING. The following will represent Lytteltow against New Brighton to-morrow: W. Hurkiu, E. R. Curtis, J. Garrard, 8Sinclair (s); W. Gower, A. Hamilton* J. Bromley D. Page (s); E. Browjv, p. Horn. A. Huston, J. Gower (i); 0. H. Ajrar, W. Tot, W. Taykw. E. R- Irwin (e); E. Wowtell, W. Brown, D. Sinclair, H. Barnard (»). PROPERTY SALE. The shop and dwelling at No. 1« London street was yesterd*r sold at public auction by CTaddjoci's Agency Coy., Ltd., to Mr Pouleon, for £266. SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL. Additional donation* to tha Soldi***' Memorial are:-George Edgar, H !a; Norton's, Ltd., 410; J. Barry, £5; Hia» Marjorie Cook, lOe 6d; P. Burn*, 10» 6d; H. Derbidge, 10a 6d; C. Johnstone, 10» 8d; F. Knights,, sen., £1 Is; T.W.Hughes, £1 U; Mrs StireT, IBs 6d>; .T. Stanley, £1 let Jack Wales, 10«; "W. Newton, 1J 10»: 6. Du, £1 le; W. Carson, £2 2s; J. H. Co.lins, £5 ss. Total to date, £47S 8* 6d. THE PICTURES. "Love Honour, and Obey," a Metro drain* rith an •U*tM cast, will be repeated at the Harbour Light Theatre to-night, together with two comedies and a Topical Budget. To-morrow "The Black Panthers Out*,' a Firat National drama, starring Floren©» Keed, will be screened, the supporting programme including a Yitagraph Omedr, scenic, «nd Fathe Review. BT. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH.

An address on Melanesia-, illu«tTat*«l by lantern elides, w«8 piven by Bishop Steward on Wedneedav, in Holy Trinity Sunday School. St. Saviour's Churoh rai well represented, and tho hall w well filled. The Bishop epoke o»' the mannera and euanom* of ihe Melaneritina, and the wrk ol the Mission. The slides were beautifully coloured, and gave aw excellent idea of the scenery and work. At the conclusion, * heartv vote of thanks to the Biehop wa» passedi, end after a collection, which Amounted to U 25, was taken, up, the Bishop pronounced the Benediction. PLUNK.ET SOCIETY. A successful social afternoon was civen on Wednesday, in the Kilwinainff Lodgs-room, br the committee of the Lyttelton branch of the Plunkot Society. The president, Mrj B. H. Gilmour, received, the gnesta, and introduced Nurse "Wilson, -who gave on interesting address. While afternoon tea. w»* beine served, Nurse "Wilson interviewed eaoH mother in turn,, and *ave helpful advio* r?gardios the babies. The oommitt** intend holding * similar afternoon once a month. Tho committee held its monthly meetittj at the close of tho gathering, when H was resolved to hold ft jurobls «•»<». *»»• funds to further the work of the Society m Lrttelton. The resismatioft of Mrs «• Pickett, who is leavin* Lyttelton at an eartr date, was received with regret.