MEMORANDA.

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LII, Issue 17157, 6 October 1926, Page 5

MEMORANDA.

The animal hall of 1 lie* Mofu Hockey snb-Association will he hold at Mata wai on Friday next, when trophies won during the season will be presented. A euchre tournament- under tin auspices of the Kaitnrutuhi Sports Club will commence in tlie Kaitaratahi hall on Friday, October 0. ’Buses will run from Ormond and To Karaka. On Thursday evening, in Liberty hall, a lecture on “if. M. Barrie” will bd given by Mr. G. F. Saunders. The Study and Discussion Society cordially invite all who arc interested in the subject to attend the meeting. , A proposal to -organise a cabaret- dance on Tuesday next in the Garrison hall, for the entertainment of the men from HALS. Dunedin, was submitted at a meeting of the Macrae baths fund executive, held last evening. The proposal was warmly endorsed by the meeting. and will be put, into effect. It was reported that the campaigns of tlie four queen candidates were in fulL swing, and that tlie greatest enthusiasm had been manifested at- tlie functions already held. Further entertainments of a unique character are being arranged. To-night in Wesley Church, Bright street, the Rev Arthur Mitchell, of Tedding, will give an interesting story of the Fisk Jubilee singers, illustrating his story by over twenty quaint melodies, negro spirituals, and popular gems. Mr. Mitchell is one of the leading baritone singers of the Dominion, and lias taken thti solo parts in oratorios in all the leading cities. Commenting on his Fisk Jubilee evening of song and story, the Christchurch. Press described it as ; “a delightful evening;" and the X.Z. Herald, ‘‘not a dull moment,” while the Otago Times no I ic-e is. “a very unique programme.” A collection will be taken in aid of the Methodist HomiMission Fund. Puha, Te Karaka and What at lit u residents will enjoy the concert to be provided by Mr. \Y. MacUiure’s Sunshine artists to-morrow evening in the Pulia Hall. Mr. MacClure has organised tlie cream of Gisborne’s amateur talent on behalf of the interests, of the town queen, Miss Hilda Morse, and hearty support, no doubt, will be given. The dance and supper has been arranged by Mesdames 0. Morse and Wallen and, as they have gone to much trouble to provide a good evening, this part of the evening's entertainment should also be a success. Arrangements have been made for tlie Red' Bus to leave Hannah’s corner at 7 p.m., to convey town supporters to l'ulia in ample lime lor the concert. rnrut