LYTTELTON NEWS

Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21580, 17 September 1935, Page 17

LYTTELTON NEWS

♦ PERSONAL Constable C. A. Jackways has resumed duty as plain-clothes.constable, after holidays. Harbour Light Theatre Tom Walls and Yvonne Arnaud head the cast in.'"Lady in Danger," the story of an amusing mix-up of European politics, with a revolution in which Walls becomes involved. Complications arise when he hides the queen from the revolutionaries in his bachelor apartments, particularly when his fianceee learns about it. The short subjects include "The King's Message to the Empire," a cinemagazine, a traveltalk, and a hewsreel. Tennis Club Meeting There was a moderate attendance at the twentieth annual meeting of the Trinity Tennis Club neld in Holy Trinity schoolroom last night. Mr S. Tredennick presided. The report and balance-sheet showed that the club was in a satisfactory position with a credit balance for the year of £-31 2s 7d, making the total cash in hand and in the bank £7l 9s 9d. The following officers were elected: Patron, the Rev. E. Hanna; vice-pi-esi-dents, Dr. C. H. Upham, Messrs S. Tredennick, C. Bryant, A. L. Graham, R. H. Mcllroy; captain, Mr L. Sharr; vice-captain, Mr R. Muxlow; secretary and treasurer, Mr R. Muxlow; committee, Mesdames L. Sharr and W. Taylor, Misses O. Sargison, K. Carson, M. Pitcaithly, P. Carter, Messrs L. Brown, P. Dale, R. Edgar, A. Reid, and B. Muxlow; auditor, Mr F. E. Sutton. Nine resignations were received, and three new members elected. It was decided to open the season on October 12.