CAMBRIDGE LITERARY SOCIETY.
The usu^N^e^lyXmeeting flfcthe Cambridge Literary Soa*^ \fcas he^i Xul^ay last, in the school room, \^ftmNidge,loeLttß^^^J. Neil!, the President, in.ttie chair. varietjroF very interesting readings and recitations were given by the following gentlemen : — Messrs Richardson, Asbwell, S. Smith, Anderson, Garland, T. Smith, and Bates. After a few appropriate remarks from the chairman, in which he criticised the styles of the different readers, and the usual votes of thanks, the meeting came to a close. On Tuesday evening next, there will be a debate, subject — '* Is a monarohial form of Government more beneficial than a republic?" Mr Ash well taking the affirmative* and Mr i\£N^s^the^ie£atireiv
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Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 483, 24 June 1875, Page 2
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106CAMBRIDGE LITERARY SOCIETY. Waikato Times, Volume VIII, Issue 483, 24 June 1875, Page 2
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