WOODVILLE TOWN HALL.

Manawatu Standard, Volume 4, Issue 280, 30 October 1883, Page 2

WOODVILLE TOWN HALL.

&§ % lf ofy timo fio«n ♦ active m«aiurei ijeretakm m rtr«pect to a Town Hall I J r tb * S WD B township ol Wcoaville of which becomes more •*^>aWnt every day. At patent the onlybaildmg arailable for any description of entertainment or «how, is the school-ho*e, and this can only be tamed to account by travelling showmen under great difficu'ties. tfor indescription, •> -of pttbUoj.adtertainmeiu; L?^ 1T ?L ia «c township, «iy iatfae M:M f :P«wt^itfiree b'clbck'm' tfte'iftttl ndon: The J consequence! wkoiHti 3o dcestnot-peridit the management Wiu«h shows, or troupea,-to. -perfect their arrangeme ntf ,j tt oJfd^ p . - aud lO nce, and .thai i^ h foqnd nes to imposajble togivejatisfactioo. Ag«n, able tor almost an 7: des^Uon 3 of poS ho amusement. Its.deaign; and acoui<tic properties.: entirely n uufit; it . lor thf purposes it is used-for, and; thus; ndtaet Jfeoal , or, professional; talejit i qa^Thi shown to advantage. It appears, at any rate* tjrrottrmiod, ,that the •hareholders iv the; Public* flail Compaoj intend fproiug Jhe often made .apon, them- according to th* articles of/ the companj.7 f| the laltcr of that body, are tireanofcputhuigntht affair, than soufe .arranjjemeliU /should be made, by^a general meeting, to bund n -jtoi tfc dddiellojri, which b()dy v thoJghpimaUi^aid^we fc£T* v°T mg the mßtter tolltt doje^by the eoaipanJDtdirardi bdug^ Ibis; to Woodvillei .. ■.-la^ttrtiailSSS oonßummation;is f , - A j,..»i., .^?TV~* •'•■< ■*■) _ T^^^^' ' " " ~.''l!.\'J til K.I