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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXI, Issue 9628, 28 September 1894, Page 5

The secretary of the Coolgardie Prospecting Syndicate notifies elsewhere that those | who have signed for shares and who have not yet paid, do so at once, inasmuch as they are likely to have their names struck off and others taken in their place. Ib is imperative thab the shares should be paid up before the prospecting party is sent away. The twelfth meeting of the present; session of the Otara Mutual Improvement Association was held in the Otara Hall, on Monday, September 24. The vice president (the Rev. D. J. Steele, M.A.) occupied the phair The business was of the evening wS a debate on "Is Theatre-going Beneficial The openers were Mr. Sumner, who took the affirmative, and Mr Murray, who took the negative. 1™ discussion was then taken up by other members, after which the openers replied £Th e criticism. The question, on being pub to the meeting resulted in amajonty writes being given in the affirmative. The chairman brought the meeting bo a Se by Announcing that Monday October 8, would be devoted to readings «nd recitai fc i°™ , OMeB of imported trimmed milli* nery>test French styles, are now » vww at the show-rooms of the D.S.G.