LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20909, 17 July 1933, Page 17

LYTTELTON NEWS.

RANGITIKI DANCE. The social and athletic club of the motor-liner Rangitiki will hold dances in the Excelsior Hall to-night and tomorrow night. The latest London I dance music will be played by the I ship's orchestra. I Fire Brigade Social. Active and honorary members of the Lyttclton Volunteer Fire Brigade held a social evening on Saturday. There was an attendance of more than 30 couples. Dance music was provided by Mr J. Wyatt and orchestra. Mr K. Harvey and Mrs R. Maulden won a musi-cal-arms competition, and Mr A. Wyatt and Mrs W. Marshall were the winners of a lucky-spot waltz. ! Golf. ; The match which was to have been i played at Diamond Harbour yesterday ! between teams representing the Diamond Harbour Club and the Akaroa Club was cancelled on Saturday owing to the heavy rain making it difficult for the Akaroa team to travel. Playing in the first round of the senior championship of the Lyttelton Golf Club at Charteris Bay yesterday, D. E. L. Collett beat M. L. Page 2 and 1, L. Gower beat C. Plimmer 5 and 4, and K., Gower beat H. Derbidge 1 up. Junior championship—R. Crawford beat D. R. Wallace 2 and 1, T. Bowling beat I. Gardiner 7 and 6, H. Fletcher beat A. Anderson 8 and 6. Women's senior championship—Miss E. White-Parsons beat Miss C. Williams. Junior—Miss W. White-Parsons beat Miss E. Bundy. St. Saviour's Social. The parish social held in St. Saviour's schoolroom on Friday night was well; attended. Songs were given by Miss Myra Sutton and Mr L. Toomey. Dance music was provided by Miss P. Plimmer, and Mrs H. Oates played supper extras. Mr T. Dyne was master of ceremonies. Mr L. Bradley and Miss L. Hendry were the winners of the Monte Carlo fox-trot, and Mr D. Potts and Miss Olive Hobbs were the winners of the lucky spot dance. DANCR =i ""~ HALL, MONDAY and *-* TUESDAY, JULY 17th and 18th. Latest London Music. Supper Provided. T YTTELTON CLUB ANNUAL BALE 1j Club Hall, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th. Dancing 8.30 p.m.-2 a.m. Herd-man-Fisk Orchestra. SubscriptionLadies 4s, Gents. 6b; Double 10s. Late Train after Ball, leaving at 2.15 a.m. L. R. FENTON, Secretary. A NNOUNCEMENT!—C. W. Pentecost, "*■*• Ltd., have been appointed local agents for R.U.R. Rheumatic Remedy. YTTELTON FERRY LAUNCHES. LTD. W, C. CLEARY and CO.. AGENTS. •Phone 37-293. Daily Service to Diamond Harbour, including Sundays. TO PURAU, Wednesdays, leave Lyttelton 8.20 a.m. and 4.20 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICE to Charteris Bay. leave Lyttelton 9.20 a.m. Special Trips for Trampers, etc., to any of the other Bays by Arrangement. Ring or Write for Full Particulars from Agents.