Current Notices.

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXI, Issue 8835, 15 July 1905, Page 2

Current Notices.

Madame. Holler drawn attention to : being the- last fow days of lict visit, hero. The Waihao Foresters will hold thei annual social at Morven on the 20th inst. It. is always a pleasure to note, the ad vent of a star in our midst, whether i music, elocution, or the drama. The l(e\ Thomas Tait, who is advertised to gain's now celebrated drawing-room entertain ment entitled "An Evening in Society," i iustly entitled to rank as a slar of' Ih first magnitude, in his particular role. Th Melbourne Age, speaking of this entertain ment given by Mr Tait before Sir Join Madden, Lieutenant.-!Jovernor of Victoria and a large and brilliant audience whirl taxed (he holding capacity of the Towi Hall to the uttermost, states: "Bright am interesting from start to finish—not : weary minute—one after another said hi could have listened to Mr Tail all night There were intervals of hushed silence, a; the audience hung on the words of tin speaker, a frequent ripple of laughter, breaking out, again and again info a loini burst of enthusiastic applause." The Mahe.no branch of the Farmers Union will meet on Thursday. 20th inst in the Maheno Hall, at 8 p.m. Our readers «to reminded that, the, Hon. •T. G. Woollcy, the tomper.i.uco OT.itor wili deliver the first, of his trio of address.* to-morrow evening, at 8 p.m., in Wear-stree-t Hall. As Mr Woollcy comes from the United States, where ho'is a very big man indeed, he should be able to give his audiences some most inlerestingand import.'int matter, and we have no doubt, the Hell will bo crowded all three nights. Wo an. requested to notify our readers that, f hoiHi 150 reserved seals for Monday and Tuesday evening may bo secured bv'ticket, admission is free to all other parts of the Hall