LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19734, 26 September 1929, Page 14

LYTTELTON NEWS.

.. ♦ « Spring Plewer Show. The twenty-third annual spring flower show and fete, under the auspices of Holy Trinity Church, will be held in the "Drill Hall to- 1 day and to-morrow. ] J.P. Sworn In. , At the Magistrate's Court yesterday Mr . E. W. Gray, of Teddington, was sworn in by Sir H. A. Young, S.M., and subsequently j took a seat on the Bench with the Magis- ; trate. . _ ■ Jtrfenlle Lodge. At the fortnightly meeting of the Loyal I City o£ Norwich Juvenile Lodge the follow- ; ing officers were elected for the ensuing term: —N.G., Bro. S. Dromgoole; CM., Bro. C. Kay; V.G., Bro. H. McDonald; Warden, Bro. O. Farquhar; secretary, Bro. J. Herd; conductor. Bro. J. Sales; Inside Guard, Bro. I. Dromgoole; Outside Guard, Bro. N. Odey. Magistrate's Court. ' Mr H. A. Young, S.M., presided at the Magistrate's Court yesterday. James Cowie, charged with procuring liquor during the currency of a prohibition order, was convicted and fined 10s and costs 10s. ,_ . . David Carey was charged with being in arrears of maintenance to the extent of £66 15s, under an order in favour of his wife. Defendant, who did not appear, was • sentenced to one month's imprisonment with hard labour. Thomas Groves was charged with receiving from some person unknown one pair of men's boots, valued at 6s 6d, the property of the New Zealand Shipping Company, Ltd., well knowing the same to have been dishonestly obtained. On the application of the police the case was adjourned for a fortnight to enable defendant's counsel to appear. . • . ■ , . Arthur Garlick was charged "with being on licensed premises after hours. He Pleaded not guilty, and was convicted and fiDed 30s and costs 10s. .... Thomas Arthur Mills, for. failing to keep a sufficient look-out when driving a car over the railway crossing at J*l«B«ve street, Christchurch. was convicted and fined 5s and costs 10s. ,».«_,, n. j_ «,- £at,rs^ UI A."Goo h d!Lyttelton Garage and Eni Binding Company, Ltd., v. A. Fenton, £7 5s 3d. Diamond Harbour Golf Clnb. The following is the draw for the third ■-r.,,r,,i of the iunior championship:—J. a. Collins v. G. Cooper. W. St-ngfellow v. A. Pit Vn l c'lecti<- match will be played on Sunday for Mr C. Mazer s trophy. Arinter-rtub match was played on Tuesdav between' a team of ladies from the Hare- * a T rinh and a team from the Diamond TT»rhour Club »*d resulted in a win for !l Z. toil bv 6 to 2. Following are ft! re ultsHarewood players being men-first'-—Mrs Skinner lost to Mrs W. w?»n Mrs' Stevens lost to Miss M. Cook, Paton Mrs, M J£' Visa P Kiver lost to Mrs W. P*ine, « ' nlAi* i halved with Miss Matey, Mi«s. "".? hi to MiM Opi-. M»» Penning lort fo ml* N Curtis. JYmwwneai Mrs SMim«

and Mrs/Crozier won from Mrs Paton and Miss Cook, Miss Kiver and Mrs Geddis won from Mrs Sutton and Mrs Paine, Mrs Geddis and Miss Beadel lost'to Misses Maiey and Opie. Rowing Club. There was a good attendance of members at the adjourned annual meeting of the Lyttelton 'Rowing Club, the captain, Mr W.Bradley, presiding. The* annual report and balance-sheet showed that the position of the club was highly satisfactory, the club having accumulated valuable property, including a shed and a fleet of boats. There was also a credit balance at the bank. The following-officers were 'elected: — Patron, the Mayor (Mr W. T. Foster) ; vicepresidents, Messrs I". D. Kesteven, H. Ballin, J. Hughes, R. Whitford, and Dr. C. : H. Upham; club captain, Mr W. Bradley; secretary and treasurer, Mr G. Burnip; committee,. Messrs C. Williams, R. Sneddon, V. Gilmore, P. Serra, E. Sinclair, H. May, and W. Butcher; delegates to C.R.A., Messrs V. Bradley and P. Serra; selectors, Messrs R. Sinclair and B. Sneddon. The appointment of a president was left to the incoming committee. The retiring president, Mr H. Ryder, who had been president since the inception of the club, ' was unanimously elected an honorary life member. It was decided to open the season on November 2nd. Obituary. Mrs George Hillier, of Cornwall road, whose death occurred last week, was the youngest daughter of Mr C. Moir, of Naval Point, it being the second bereavement in th» family wi'.hin a few months. The funeral service was conducted by the Rev. F. Tylee, a service also being held in the house. "Wreaths were sent by the- following:— Husband and children, Fred and Rose and family. Mr and Mrs C. "Moir, Dad, Elsie and Jack, Mr and' Mrs Sneddon and family. Girl Guides, Len and Claude, Mr and Mrs Curry,. Mrs Scheukel. Mr and Mrs Richardson and family, the children, Mr and Mts Brooks and family, Mr and Mrs C. Williams and family, Presbyterian Junior. Girls' Bible Class, Mrs W. Loader and family. Loader family (Sumner road). May and Wally and family, Mr and Mrs Black, Iris and P ear '. Mr and Mrs J. Partridge and family, Mrs Green and Mrs Smith, T7.S.S. Companv Lyt--telton employees, Jean and baby. Mr and Mrs Harsent and famil-r, Mr and Mrs Hardy, Captain and Mrs Abbot, Mr and Mrs Paxton and daughter, Mrs Arneson and family, Mr and Mrs Jack Voice. Mr and Mrs JShaw and familv, Mrs Briges and family, Mr and Mrs Hamilton and family. Mr and .Mrs Goner an d familv. Captain and Mrs Hatchwell. Mr and Mrs'j. Gobbe and family. Mr and Mrs Stevenson, Kate .and L»r. Mrs McGrath. Given and Mona, Mr? W. Butd..-r and family. Goode familv. Mrs- Xi-wton^jM'it;