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LYTTELTON NEWS.

Lodge Meeting. At the fortnightly meeting of the Loyt! , Kiia Toa Lodge, N.G. Siiter M. Scott pre- ; Eided over a large attendance of sisters and ! members from Loyal City Norwich Lod.se. ! Two ct-v members were initiated into the '. Order, one fciicg on behalf cf the Loyal City ; Norwich Ledge. This was rather a unique j occasion, it being t'..e first time that a female Lodge has been Efked to initiate a member I on behalf of a -ale Lodce. I.P.P.G.M. Bro. i T. WelU and P.G. Sister M. ilyder were the j oCU'atin- officers. | N.G. Sister M. S-eott reported en the | oiileial visit to Little R:\er Lodfre. when 14 , sisters acccmt anied members from Loyal j City N*orv.-:ch Louse and spent a very enjoyable evening. Fraterr.r.l BTeelings from Little ! FL-ver were conveyed to Ladies' I.od-e. j It -was decided" to invite Christchurch j Lodges do-.vn to a social evening on July ' • After the- ordinary business uras disposed ; of a soT-ia! evening was htrld. j Golf. i A iLcit-.:-' match piayed o?er 10 ! holes at Charteris Bav on Saturday was w..n j 'o- Miss M. Sowden. with 48. Mrs H. G. ! Banfield was thj runner-up. j A men's march played at Charteris I Bay oi. Ssturdzv re--.lt'.d in a tie between ! H. Derhidge r.nd" 11. Lee. | Oale Does Damage. j A strong northerly gulo prevailed at Lyf i tciton from early yesterday mornine. A big I sea was raised in the harbour, and launches experienced a rough time. | Several gates were blown down and a I chimney-pot was blown from the Seamen's InIlitute on to Norwich quay. Considerable damage wsb done to an o:I tank in course of erection on the reclaimed . land for the Tesas Oil Company. The tank. ! which is 43 feet hirth. was- badly buck.ed | on the weather side. The heavy steel plating j was bent in by the force of the wind, which j at times blew in terrific squalls. The cost ; of the damage will be considerable. j Thanksgiving Services. | A thanksgiving service for the I covery from illnes3 was held at the Salvation Army Hall yesterday. The Mayor (Mr W. T. Foster) presided. There was attendance, and a collection was made in aid of the Ilarthquake Relief Fund. Thank.-givinj services were held at St. Saviour's yesterday, and were conducted by the vicar, "the Rev". T. M. Cumow. _ All the services were well attended, and retiring collections were made for the Earthquake Relief Fund. At Holy Trinity yesterday services _ of thanksgiving were conducted by the vicar, the R.er. A. C. PuTchas. Special hymns and anthems were sunt?. Lyttelton Gnn Club. The Lyttelton Gun Club held a £3O sparrow ditch on the Christchurch Gun Club ground at Sockburn on Saturday. The weather was bad and made visibility poor. There were a good many visitors from surrounding clubs, and some fine shooting wag witnessed. Good shooting was done by E. Hammond, W. Whitford, and A,

Brightiiog, these thrM being ocij- one off, and they divided the stake money, ISO. After the match a Id sweepstake of ktm birds was shot, and p"«s>h>< were put on by P. Trustott and H. M. who dividtd M-st and second money. Third money was divided by H. Grenr.ell. K. Hammond. A. Brishtling. and J. Simrscr., who wore one off.

Harbour Light Theatre. • 'Qr.inr.ey'g.' ' s British dnn-a. ftarrir.g John L.. -jtdtr.. and "Pi:l!i,;;: ;: }:\>r = . ' featuring Jack Perr r. ac-i Rex. th> i d hor«e. •vil- be ,hoivn at the Karb. :r L -i.t Theatre to-night, together v. ith a eoneJ-' and rnzette. To ir.orrev.- "The Est.;"'.'' a d-atr.s :.irr ::?: Virginia Valii. and "Ti:" War Horse," fe.lf.lrin- Bu-k Jor.es. will He 5 - r ,>.-■■■:. Ti.e supporting pr...;ranice ir.cijr.es a gaiet:e and comedy.

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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19665, 8 July 1929, Page 13

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LYTTELTON NEWS. Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19665, 8 July 1929, Page 13

LYTTELTON NEWS. Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19665, 8 July 1929, Page 13

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