LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17430, 15 April 1922, Page 15

LYTTELTON NEWS.

Qua Uaad. „ M n Osptaia B. Hatchwall task • party ttnn to Quail Uksui M his kcncb, to entertain tiw hiper natisirh STm wTkT *• «£nTs! M. Hatchwetl end Mr IwHsl UK)'■*.■ ahnrt «fea w> aitm hf Hkm. Dixon. ■* v ~»- Yeeterday afternoon the iakkntak M» •i® Amj Silver Band, which is m to tlic LytteHon SalvaltovCbrpa, Will *oo» to the Istaad in Mr ILjTIIiBeA yacbt tad ««we a fine ptof«utttt» el ' nusic sad aotea, other nembets o{ th» T*iVj firing- songs. .. *\ ss. expieml OM)BMhw« dtt»b Satefw to } the Keaaban of MVpvtiatftr e entertainmeols. Euto SarvlCM. Holy Week services «A Baijr Trfoit* QM(nk' : ' have been *<sll attended. Yiwtsulaj u» uh ' oomtnunion cerrioe w bdd ti I*m —* at 6.30 pott, « wtriaa of son#. » (mmd by Meay XUawk was h*L the Rev. A. J. Petrie, tito* *ss The Bar. T. M. Ournww, vfearsf Ifeai LrttoJton, conducted berth mtHm at the 'West Lyttelton Church ywtetdey- II Tits w ' amnion ewTioe »u held at 11 a.m., sad &- votiotw at 7 p.tn. At. St lom&'a Qmntt Uw BHttr tMIhM - taken fcy the lUfr. Father P. OboMjr, At 3 p.m. the Stations of the Gran *W !uld. followed •by a sermon on the Passion. [tact oonehdinjr wiih the Venwetkm ol the Cios*. . At the Harbour Light Theatre last •»«*. jig the B«t. A. J. Petrie, rioer of Holy ■» Trinity, gave an inteieatiiif tenUra service • on the fir*t Good! Friday end the Oocifixion. The service «n iUueirated by about seventy beautiful eiKda* from the plbV >o«» by Tiasoi, and suitable hymns were, •jrnst. 'A coSeetkttt in aid of Bt, SwvioaiV Orphtsages raaHsed * substantial im Tlie Picture, "Charge It." a Tint Kational dtmaa, alarring Clara Kimball Younff, ia tLi MtN. film at th« Harixmr. Liyht TOmii* to<TM(fct. Tho supporting progTMnms tactadaa 3AR7 Somou's 7»t«at oomwJr, "Tba Stafa iM." On Etst«r Mocd*-" ist«nwoa «nd «r»ssHC * oomplete chasg* of irQt bs gfran. The ohisf attraction v? "Ont Toad*r. n 'tt4r- , 'the Ut« Olivo Thomas, and » NovJiak oom«t7-4i*m* tad * will alto be . ecreettM. The orchestra k{Q flay auitahle jnuaio on both nightey' and aeat« way h* ta■erred at Hatton'a and at Ota Th«atT*. Magistrate's Ootirt Messrs F. W. Andcaron 7. Kafebta, T.P.'e, preai9«d at the l&giitrate'a Oouzi on' Thur#d*y. OemMl Ernett Allea, S3 yeaxa of . a«e, «,nd employed u a »t*«ud i& th« cteaster Boraei, im» charged Vtti indaeaot exposure, on April 11th, at Randolph t«n%ee. Aocvtsed pleidra sot guilty. Bvideso* «•* itiven by sirla of 13 and 11 yean of aga, iSto by one of the ship's offioan, who itsw tet accMed' -ma's ahaent from tb» ahip «k m 4ar in qtie«tion without pamiMioa. / AtKOMtA was oonricted aad «ent«ne«d to {hiM oioaAui'ii' imprisonment with h«vd' Üboar. r^ fcv S^l Seamea's Znßtltnt«. V The worlt mnonf Ehe wwnea fa tha rpyl v' 1 : *b««n goizMf on suoceeefttlly. • doxta^' 1 past week. Lut «vnbw ' Gray Dism, of the Preabyteniaat CktVMV : aA''-; dnstwd the wamiiiii. The,*d^r«|n' ; ippwciated, for > imderlyixie ik ewiH'W iwt 'i ' the apaakera inAeiteat' in tip work of -4h» Inatitute. - J& v ßbw% . well ra ftlao « Tisitor Bailey, and took pwt in the , . Thnruar eramng the <3hriatelMfA 'l*a»<#.;? ' Guild gvre « ooncwrt to «, Ml liajb'; -tfajfcf' per was ptoridai foe ■liimwi" .■ TTARBOtTR LIGHT H AFTERNOON Kixnba» Jom* » ia his iAteat «sd Bwt Owttwr* .TWtfJfiWl:; Hand." OroteatMk ■ noon and. Bwiii*. ■ v ■ T*rogi«ame.' The late Olhe'ffioiMß i>*oß{|| I Yonder:" ' , Oiohestra. • ' Reeorrea . fog boOi ' ■"•*tton'»,aiid the Theatre, ; ; , ■ ...u- ! ' r