Concerning the Late Ball.

Wairarapa Standard, Volume XVIII, Issue 1700, 29 June 1885, Page 2

Concerning the Late Ball.

To th,‘ Edit- r “I /Ac

Sir,—Last Tlmrs liy owning I had the privilege of alien.ling one of the most sociable balls that could have been initiated, h'rom first, to last it was evident that u hardworking committee had striven to the utmost to meet the public taste, and they arc deserving of the thanks of those who were present. Tin la was a considerable amount of responsibility in connection with tlio affair and it must have been very satishe buy to the committee to find that in a pecuniary sense there was no loss. Ncvoillu 1. ss>, these gentlemen, I hear, are anxious that the burden shoul 1 full upon other shouldilß another year, and have the refore stated their intention of abstaining fiom again acting. Well, all honor to them for the work they have done, and through your columns, Kir, I beg to suggest that u fresh committee 1 e at once formed, who will pledge themselves to see to the carrying out of tins ball another year. I should like to see this annual event kept up, and would suggest that the next bo made a masquerade and fancy dress hall. I, for one, will assist in trying to make it a big success. Yours, Ac., Nemo.