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Free Lance, Volume III, Issue 119, 11 October 1902, Page 13

Mr. W. H. P. Barber is to make hia debut on the political platform., at the Victoria Hall, Adelaide-road, on Men. day evening next, when he will place his views before the free and independent of Newtown. Mrs. Helen Temple Brigham, of the Spiritual and Ethical Society of New York, is an eloquent exponent of Spiritualism, and her lectures in the New Century Hall, on Sundays October 12th and 19th, at 7 o'clock, should be crowded. Prices are 2s and Is. Mr. Alf. Hill, musician and composer, having finally decided to make Wellington hia headquarters, announces elsewhere that he will receive pupils. Mr. W. E. Sansbury, a candidate for a Wellington City seat at tihe coming election, sets out very fully elsewhere the policy he favours. His ideas, as may be seen, are Liberal, and he is an ardent Temperance advocate, believing as he does 1 that "no license" should be decided by a bare majority. Mr. E. F. Hiscocks's "King Diok Abroad," just issued from the press, is in the best style of that well-known artist. It is unfortunate that the publishers considered it necessary to apologise for having dealt humorously with New Zealand's Premier, who is by no means the thin-skinned individual that one might be led to suppose. The book is exceptionally well-destgned.

iy/T R. CHARLES M. LUKE invites his friends and supporters to meet him in the State Schoolroom, Riddiford-street, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), at 8 o'clock. Business — To map out the political programme. NEWTOWN ELECTION.

MR. W. H. P. BARBER invite* the Electors of the Newtown Electorate to meet Vn'm at the Victoria Hall, Adeladde-road, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 13th instant, at 8 p.m. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. NEWTOWN ELECTION. MR. W. G. TUSTTN, the Opposition Candidate, will ADDRESS the ELECTORS on THURSDAY NEXT, 16th instant, in VICTORIA HALL, ADELAIDE-ROAD, at 8 p.m. Future MEETINGS will be announced. THE N Z. ACADEMY OF FINE AETS. mHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIJ_ BITION will be opened at the Art Gallery, Whitmoie-stieet, by his Excellency the Governoi, on SATURDAY, 11th inst., at 3 p.m. Admission up to 5 p m., first day, 2s 6d. LEWIS H. B. WILSON, Secretary.

WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION OF SPIRITUALISTS, REGISTERED. NEW CENTURY HALL, Kent Terrace. SUNDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1902. "THE HIGHER SPIRITUALISM."

MRS. HELEN TEMPLE BRIGHAM, of New York, will deliver a SERIES of LECTURES on the Higher Phases of Spiritualism, commencing SUNDAY, at 3 p.m. Subject: "THE LIFTED VEIL." At 7 p.m. Subject: "FOR AND AGAINST SUIRITUAL. ISM."

Admission — Afternoon, 6d and Is. Evening, Is and 2s. Hymns from the "Spiritual Songster."

WELLINGTON TONTINE FUND.

THE CLOSE OF THE SCHEME

m HIS FUND, that was to consist of £200,000 assurance, will be CLOSED about the 10th October, as it is now subscribed. Anyone desirous of joining or learning the particulars of the Fund should communicate at once with the promoter R. CHASE MORRIS, Box 273, Wellington.