LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17880, 28 September 1923, Page 7

LYTTELTON NEWS.

PersanaL Mi- C. E. Ayers, of tho etafi of tho Bank of New Zealand, ha 3 received notice of his transfer to Christchurch. . Mr and Mrs A. Keast, iato of Lyttelton and now of Melbourne, will amvo here by the Moeraki this morning on a visit to relatives.

Golf. The Lyttelton Indies' Golf Club will h<£d a match at Charterjß Bay to-morrow for » trophy presented by Mu=u Preston. Harbour Light Theatre. "The Door Between," starring Munro Salisbury, will bo repeated at the Harbour Light Theatre to-night with » good supporting programme. To-morrow bpium Through/' a First National production featuring Aorma Taimadge. which has been snowing to crowded houses in Christchurch for the past two weaks, Will be Screened, together with a Lloyd Hamilton comedy, scenic and gazette. In a prologue to "Smilta Through" Mr D. McGiH will bis. 1 Love a Little Cottage" and "Smilin' Hiough. Tho reserve pian is at it at ton s.

Sea Scouts. A meeting of tho Scout Committee was held on Tuesday ovening. thero beins a fair attendance. In the absence cA the Mayor Ofr W. T. Lester) Mr M. G. Carson presided. The Concert Committee reported that all arrangements for "the concert to be held on October 3rd wcro weH in hand. Iho Scouts were to givo half tho items, and soma good talent had been secuftd for the other half. Mr M. J. Miller said be had examined several boats, and elected one he thoueht moot suitable for tie Scouts, bat it neod«d extensive repairs. It waa deciued to liaTC the boat made seaworthy as eoon as possible. The secretary reported several gentlemen had offered their to help instruct the Scouts for the diSerent X?rcficieccy badges.