LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20334, 5 September 1931, Page 19

LYTTELTON NEWS.

GOLF. I> The match which was to have been a played at Cliarteris Bay to-morrow, 1 between teams representing the Lyttel- ;, ton and Itangiora Clubs has been postponed owing to the links having been g damaged by slips. Tho links will bo ready for play 3 again as soon as the two holes :if- :. t'ected havo been repaired. Lyttelton on the Air. A fifteen minute address, "Lyttelton, • Past and Present," will be given ou 5 Monday through Station SYA.by Hie | Mayor (Mr P. E. Sutton). Tho Mayor a will speak from the Council Chamber, wliero a meeting of the Council will be in progress, commencing at 9 p.m., 0 immediately following the weather re- . port. Scouts' Dance. s On Thursday evening the Lyttelton a Sea Scouts held a very successful dancs ■ in the Holy Trinity Schoolroom, which _ was decorated with green and orange , streamers for the occasion. Miss D. > Jones provided the music, and extras vvere supplied by Messrs G. Dunlop, J. Partridge, and L. Huston. Mr J. Childs acted as M.C. Those present included: Mr and Mrs ; 1. Perry, Mesdames J. Childs, G. Los--1 tor, and L. Schenkil, Misses Irene Eas- .•'■ r ' re^a Davies, Nona Carson, 01g:t Sergison, Gladys Bennetts, Dorothy ( Davies, Averill Lester, Dora Johnson, , Jean Harris (Okain's Bay), Ngaire Sergison, Kuth Madden, Marion Gracio, [ J ea n Dowdle, Phyllis Forman, Myrtle Pascoe, Ellen Casey, Florence Palmer, I l. Beaumont, and N. Wilson, Messrs D. 1 Lestor, H. Whitford, E. Swain, N. Ser- ; gison, L. Anderson, D. Wallace, J. Part- ' ridge, G. Dunlop, 11. Wilson, 11. Martin, M. Lester, F. Mintey, J. Childs, A. Whitham, E. Easmussen, A. Norris, J. Lester, L. Scott, F. Demicheli, L. Huston, J. Smith, C. Scott, L. Gosney, S. Dromgoole, G. Tyro, A. Gordon, and E. Anderson.