LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18101, 17 June 1924, Page 13

LYTTELTON NEWS.

Personal. Mr and Mrs C Mazey have received a cablegram from their son, Mr Con Mazey, stating that he has been successful in passing his optical examination. Mr Mazev has been studying at the British Optical Institute. It is expected that he will return to the Dominion about August. Golf. The following is the draw for the first round of the ladies' of the Diamond Harbour Golf Club:—Miss Bundy v M.ss Williams, M!ss E. Hoffmann v. M-ss Mazey, Mr E. B. Curtis v. Miss Bowr.lng ,V ~r s J< Huds ° n v. Mrs C. Mazey, Miss A. Wells v. Miss W. Collins, Mrs J Barry v. Miss E. White-Parsons, Mrs N. Thompson v. Mrs H. Ayers, Miss Payne v. Miss T. Comer. Pharus, the Egyptian. A full house greeted Phama. the Egyptian at the Harbour Ligbt Theatre lp'st evening. Pharos gave his inst-uctive talk °P /oner"., or the science of healing and a'leviating pain by simple pressure o-n the nerve concerned. Several local residents were treated with more or 'ess beneficial resists, but, as Pharus explained, in most rises he can only show the manner in which the treatment is to be carried out, leaving the patients to effect their own cure in due course. A programme of pichires included "Tiger Rose," and the comr*"le nrogrornme wi'l be repeated to-night with the addition of the eernl. This afternoon there will be no pictures', but Pharus will give a matinee to women onlv. Th» reserve plan for all sessions is at Hatton's.