LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17809, 7 July 1923, Page 18

LYTTELTON NEWS.

—♦_- Yaobt CM*. A general meeting of the Cantathcxy *•«** and Motor Boat CWb tfffl ba hsMt Is <o» Club Booms on Tuesday at 7JO pds. Organ JtedtaL Mrs Yere Livingstons will |inr» asmqpn recital at the iaoihodtatCttuxaftsit 9o*oioe*y to-morrow, after the wwring smisc. IBs*/ Boss HorreU will ium "O Bsss ia tfca Lord." A collection 'frill be tsina-«j> **» the church funds, aBo", m th« dnxeb. ia W be heated a good attsndsßoe is mtfe^aAM. Panders* Oiub. Entries for thy Lytlioftoß Faaekm &nb> annual show of poultry, eats, toy dfegs aa£ «rt needlework will cisso to-day. B«shmb'b XnsttttEt*. The usual concert m giwa on Tjamdajr, a. large gathering ol atian being MtSiattt from tho overseas ikjjjft Tajroa KM,' *M6»t era.. The ladies of to* X,yttsltoß, Xsftftat* &&* arranged tbo concert' mi &£.. •appear. *",.'% Xaoso contribetiag items w*«a: 'Map Miller, Piteaitiily «»1 Clark aid •&» Lav, Knight, Osmoajl, two Pitoairn IsJaudew namsd vboslMsi an* Warren. Ssvexsl, seamen, g**» items* A seaman named Win. gfwiamda, n3»' broke his ank> on Ojcford Etna* Im* Ifejfe nesday, «u attended to by iW Wwritmity, who secured medical, aid and took t*»' spfr ferer to the jVubMo City of VmvkSk Ledga. A summoned msating ox *tt» Ladfs w . held on July Brd, Tue Lodga n« ajwwsd by *h« 8.0., Mb, C. Carroll; sutteea rojffltbeat'dsdaneY *»-«»> Sick Fund and' tick pay' smojiarfejsj fo'ttl, 16s, as well m accounts acwuntißg to «% <*> were passed for paym»Bt. ' ~ The P.GJL, Brs. P. E. Suites, and th» P.C.S., Bro. J. L, Genii, iattiaUad tin **- lowing omcesa to th> t ensuing Bro. A. I* Graham as' '11.Q.5" Jtofc. JD. Loader, fear., a* V.Ch; S.G. B». €L C**sell as LP.N.G.; P.ty Bro. W.:a 6. ftr lor as elective secretary; P.G, Bm. J. 53tjflor as Warden; and Bro. ¥.' Xknar at !»- aide Gourd. * The N.G. apponifarf P v G. Bra. A. Y Clarice set his Right Supporter and P. 0. Bro. T. DxoagooT* «w hi*. Left Sttnmttti the V.a. appointed P.O. Br*. as his Eight Suppcrter aaj P. Ow it&r j P.<Boott «s his belt Supports*. 2W «fr' i ficeis, uuiy mst.Jcd, retttissd thsula to aW ( honours received. P.G.M., Bro. F. 2. Button, <m baWf «f I the Lodge, presented tbo x»tbstq( LBJI.G., 1 Bro. R. Ing», with a framed c rttfiCfte, ana | Bro. Ings thanes' sot tlta presexti«tion. ' , ■' Alter several moti<>n» in ndeesaoa to tt» eel bratw .j the snnireraary 'of '?» i Letts'* had been discussed, it was decided to su£l» oocial gathering sows tiros ia Septsatbtr, ior the and their wivea aad, taink lies only. 7* A letter ef recomineadaUioa was tcasM to P.G. Bro. K. T. lags. .P.G.S. Bro. 3. L. CarreJl gsw » wn . ; interesting acoount of the early history «f j Oddfellowship in C'«nt«rbirry t which was very ranch appreciated by the membra wsj sent. I The half-yearly bslaßcsHshast aad andttars* j rcpn't v-c r"< 1 rd r'.'i-J -r..T. d«*v "-»mtt d. I.P.S.G. Bro. C. Canell 'was appointed aa 1 the official visitor si, the Cbrfstoatutia Mo*> 1 pital, and was thanked for bis past senvices in that capacity. The receipts of to* evening were £lO6 15s 9|d. Tire Brigade. The Lyttelton Pii« Briyads yesterday ss> ' ceived from Auckland an extezojoa 1 ; for the new motor Izack. *£fea> t*3det is ia : two sections, either oi which ra»y ba need j separately and, together, soctand to abaat I 81 feet. It is light in weight, bat is tatt-t to carry five men. Tits eotupmsui of fb* I fire-truck ia sow cttopkls.