LYTTELTON NEWS

Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22661, 16 March 1939, Page 15

LYTTELTON NEWS

SMOKE NUISANCE A complaint was recently made by the Lyttelton branch of the Labour Party to the Medical Officer of Health ,lDr. T. Fletcher Telford) about the smoke nuisance caused in southerly Weather by vessels in port, the two steamer expresses, Rangatira and IWahine, being specially mentioned. The branch maintained that the smoke Was injurious to the health of those Working on or living near the waterfront In reply, the medical officer has informed the branch that the matter had been placed before the superintendent engineer of the Union Company, with the result that, with the co-operation of the chieff engineers of the two vessels, steps •were being taken to minimise the nuisance as much as possible. Lyttelton Clnb At the annual meeting of the Lyttelton Club, the following officers were (elected:—President, Mr R. Sheppard, [vice-presidents, Messrs T. C. Voyce, L. Fenton, J. Rudd, A. Chalmers, T. Gellety; captain, Mr J. Garner; deputycaptain, Mr R. Miller; committee, Messrs <"r. T. Radcliffe, E. Willman, R. Lindsay, J. Neville, and A. Jones; auditors, Messrs J. Dougall and J. Parker. (irCONOMIC Cash Grocery: Paste 9d, Jellies 6 a Is, Raisins 7d a packet. Free Delivery 2940 'pOR Sale, 4-Roomed House; e. 1., hj. and c.. overlooking Corsair Bay. K.P., “Press” Office. Lyttelton. 2939 TO Let, Lyttelton: 4-Roomed House, all conveniences. Apply 14 Loncon street, Lyttelton. 2938 Winter SLIPPERS Now! JJRICES have never been lower. * Ladies, 2/11, 3/3, 4/6, 4/11. Men’s, 4/6, 8/0, 8/11, 9/6. D. G. PANNELL and CO.