DUNEDIN D.L.F. LITERARY AND DEBATING CLUB.

Otago Witness, Issue 2862, 20 January 1909, Page 93

DUNEDIN D.L.F. LITERARY AND DEBATING CLUB.

Mot!o- " Uukn is Strength."

The u=ual weekly meeting of the a.bovf> club was he d on Tuesday evening, 32th inst , when Rrxana presided over a meeting of 11. The vi^ltar lor th" evening was A.W.D P.. t-o v.horn 'ha pre-ident cizfcn'-'icrt a hearty v;e'r«iie The President leminded members that there were p*ill «om« lib-arv books which had to be reiurrcd Ij'lco th« librarian could issue books for th? New Year The evening wa= devoted t: Immoions leadings, and the fo!'ov.'i"£ were the contribution*: — Malty " Mr» Brown Gc-e- to sn Evening Party";" Indian Chief. "Two Tiffs ard a Telegram . Roxaua " Die B^'.l&d of the Grsen Old Man". The Shepherdess's Fairy. "Situations Vacant" West Cca°ter £Bi.i in a contribution entitled " ' How Do

You Do?' in Morocco." Bhie Violet sent in " The Humours of Advertising " ; and Roby contributed a charmnig original sketch entitled " Siespvi"]e Train," wh.ch was ablyred by our patron, Harry. Kippiehoe also contributed. The- readings being finished by about 9 o'clock Ned de Vine proposed a hearty vote of thanks to Indian Chief for his splendid report oi the Oamaru trip, which was carried with much applause, and there being no other busm-ess the Pres-ident closed the meeting. The subject for next week is, " Your Favourite Character in Fiction " Country contributors are "reminded of the 26:11. which is Open Meeting, and we hope to receive a good big batch of interesting pap 3 r«. INDIAN CHIEF, Hon. Secretary.