WHITELEY HALL ENTERTAINMENT.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 60, 14 June 1907, Page 2

WHITELEY HALL ENTERTAINMENT.

Owing no 'doubt to the extremely wet weather lust evening, the attendance at the Whitoley Hull was large, 'those who attended, however, were well repaid by the s.itertnurfaji : jtiue of the programme submitted. The Hev. Mr Keek,' of South ltoad Methodist Chureh, gave a very lucid description of '• Lxperienccs of Frontier Life in Uippslaml.'' l'l> to a recent date the rev. gentleman has lien engaged in missionary work in this lit(lc-knowu part of Victoria, ami I>eing all excellent raconteur, his hour's talk was most instructive and had the address been continued for another hour tin- aadii nee wont;! have teen even more satisfied. The speaker's excellent stories of the life of the pioneers in (fippsland, jibe giant torests. the hirds, animals and reptiles, niivl other subjects, were Hi good object lessons, and should the Re,-. Keck decide to give the lecture at any other centre, we heartily recommend nil who can to hear him. At the conclusion of the address the speaker wis heartily applauded. Mr ft. Chatterton occupied the chair. The following vocal and instrumental programme was submitted: Cornet, sob. Mr Lawn: violin obligate, Miss E. Tilanebctt: solo. Mr Harris: Solo, Miss Oxcnhnm; cojnet duet, Messrs Liwn and Richards; solo, Mr Harris.

Votes of thanks were nrporded fit ihf eonclusion of iho ontovininmont-