LECTURE BY MADAME REPRAH.

Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 10526, 2 December 1916, Page 2

LECTURE BY MADAME REPRAH.

N . „;n ] 0 ~.,.., ji, ,-ni announcement on , j; ,Ve 6. Madame Ueprah will give In i last loclure in l'almersion before r, -urnm - her New Zealand tour, in the Empire Hall. to-morrow (Sunday) evening, ai /.15 sharp. \t the request ol many people, site has eon scnted to re[ieat the lirst lecture .-I. ■ u'hyi on her arriva' here, on "Character.' Main people who were not there have expressed a wish to hear this lecture, while other.-, who wcie present on the lirst .occasion dc=ire to hear it again. Of tile many different subjects the lecturess include.- in her addresses she states this i- the one she thinks is th« most generally appreciated, and from winch mos| help is obtained by the majority ol Ik ,- audience. J. n speaking of t'ue f unalion of char.-'cLer by Lhe ndltunc of the various forces she lay- =o much stress on iho influence of self-help, and thinks this i* (long enough to overcome any adverse in flat nee Lhat" the life rua\ hrve received in the v.ay of heredilarv environment, or edu cation.' On the subject of character deline . r i on •.],.. ,-il| -tale In i . pinion a.-, to which mui.od • : tin- many praiti-.ed is to be relied on mo:' a- indie:.tin;.- the traits possessed b\ |,O subject. .-' e will lend, on phrenology phyriognoiny, and psychology, and as a practical and ;ife-lo:ig exponent of 'he.--übjects, her opinion ai. I o:] erience ar aid to be worth hearing. The lecture corn uienccs ai 7.15 sharp, and the'audience aiisked to ' -.- seated before lhe comm- nc-.-ment of th lecture