LecturE on "She"
- Notwithstanding the inclemency of the ■ ■weather last night there was wery full j louse at the Public .Hall to hear Mr J. H. Stevens*: lecture ;on Eider Haggard's «tratoge i.s^oryiOfv'VShe." His. Worship tfie Mayor presided. Mr Stevens kept up the interest of his audience for. upwards of an hour in citing from and reviewing this^ singular stbryi He wag greatly aided by' views from the book shown up in" life ai2e by- the magic lantern, Mr G-. W/Fowies being the operator. The proceeds were in aid' of the Presbyterian Manse Fund," and- this must have' been considerably augmented by last night's entertainment, the great fin&ncialTsuccess of which is mainly due to Mr Stevens' indefatigabis efforts to make it such. The proceedmgs closed tya vote of thanks to the lecturer on the motion of the chairman, and to the chairman on the motion of the Bey. ,H- M.- Murray, [Since the above was in. type we -learn that the proceeds will be above £25]
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Feilding Star, Volume IX, Issue 33, 3 September 1887, Page 3
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