TOWN HALL BOOKINGS.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 334, 22 October 1908, Page 2

TOWN HALL BOOKINGS.

It was generally supposed that .there would be more demand for the Town Hall in the winter than' 'in the' summer .' months, ' but judging by the bookings for the'' last 'two months of the year—summer proper—it v i& plain that the popularity of-the hall-for all manner of entertainments in 'the warm season amply compensates'for the social funbtions that it is called upon to shelter when the sky isfpersistently grey;' The : following are.tho bookings' for November and -December:— - ' ■ ■' ■ TOWN HALL: November I—Primitiv« Methodist services; November C and 8— Y.M.C.A.; November 9, 10, 11—Taylor-Ga» rington (pictures) j .November 12—rWeUing.ton Orchestral Society; November 13 and 14 —J. and-N. Tait,; November 15—Wellington Professional Orchestra; November 16—Hon. T. W. Hislop; November 17—Polling''booth: November 18—Wallace Testimonial~ Fund November 25—Rose and Carnation-Club-(P); November 27, 28,- 30—Fred Shipman; December 4—Wellington Choral Society ; Decembei 6—Wellington Professional'. Orchestra.'; December 10 —Edward Branscombe;' December 11 —Wellington Choral Society,-! December 12, 14, 15 —Edward , Branscombe (the Oberniavskis); December 18, 22—Welling* ton .'Musical Union; December 25 to January 16—West's Pictures. * CONCERT CHAMBER: November 2Wellington Shakespeare Club; November 3— Miss Ruby M'Donald (concert); November-4 —Girls' Realm Guild; November.. 5— Y.W.C.A.; November 6—Mr. C. H., Izard; November 11, _ 12—Y.W.C.A.; November 13— Wool sale; November Zealand Alliance; November 17—Polling booth; December 4 —Wool sale.