NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

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NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

The Bright Hours Children, assisted by Miss Marsden's juvenile orchestra, will give an «ntertainment at the Theatre Royal on Saturday afternoon, in aid of the funds of the Minisitering Children's League. The annual meeting of the Richmond Working Men's Club will be held to-morrow at 8 p.m. A meeting of farmers of Marshland and adjacent districts will be held in the (Marshland School to-night, re formation of a branch oi" the Farmers' Union. To-night the Civil Service Rifles? concert, j for which an excellent, programme has been" arranged, will be givnn in the Theatre Boy a). Miss Laura Fisher, who studied for' some , years. under Madame Baihnson, will sing "The* Fog Bell", and "Out on the Rocks." Tha Islington Freezing Works will be closed down for half-yearly overhaul from Thursday, 31st inst., to November 13th. A display of fireworks will be given by Messrs Stokes and Bickerton to-morrow night at N«w Brighton. Arrangements are wdl under way in connection with- the baaaar to b© held on the30th and 31st inst. in aid of the New Ship Fund of the Melanesian Mission. A strong committee, with Mrs A. E. G. Rhodes as president, has b*en appointed, and no efforts will be spared to make the baaaar a success. The "Old English Fair," aa it will be called, will be opened by Lady Ranfurly at 2.30 p.m. on the 30th. novel side-shows are promised, and musical and dramatic performances will be arranged for.