WELLINGTON.

Freethought Review, Volume II, Issue 21, 1 June 1885, Page 5

WELLINGTON.

We have received the following communication from Mr. W. Tyrell, the energetic secretary of the Wellington Secular Society : Since my last report we anticipated hearing the very able lecturer, Dr. J, L. York. He called to sec us on his way to Sydney, and was pleased with our hall, and has promised to give us a course of lectures on his return, which will be some considerable time hence. We have missed our old friend “ Ivo" very much, and we are now waiting the advent of something new, which we believe will soon take place, as we expect the pleasure of listening to Mr. W. A. Ellis, President of the Psychological Society. In my former notice I mentioned that our membership roll had increased to 35, the sentence should have read : that our strength had increased by the addition of 35 members. Thanking you for reports, yours, &c., W. Tykell, Sec. Lyceum Hall, Wellington, May 18. 1885.