January, Sth 1889.—Smoking Concert, in the Lyceum Theatr February 8th.—Paper read, in the Philharmenic Hall, on "Rings, Trusts and Syndicates," by Mr. W. V. Drummond. Open to Members and their friends. moule Hal, on *The Life: Work and Leading February Lith.—Lecture, in the Philhar-
Ideas of Auguste Comte," by Mr. J. C. Hall. Open to Members and their friends. moule Hall, on Longfellow and his Works,"
February 26th.—Lecture, in the Philhar-
by Ven. Archdeacon Moule. Musically illustrated. Open to Members and their friends.
March 13th.—Debate (open), in the Philliarmenic Hall,—That Women ought to be wi mitted to the Frauchise."—Atfirmative Mr. Arthur Dallas. Negative: Mr. H. J. Sharp.
April. 9th.—Sym m, in the Philharmenic Hall, and with Dickens." Open to Members only.
il 23rd.—Lecture, in Lyceum Theatre, on "Mendelssohn," by the Rev. H.C. Hodges. Musically illustrated. Open to Members and their friends, On resigning office the Committee tender their best thanks to thuse Members who actively assisted at the various Meetings during the past session, and confidently leave the (rowing intereats of the Society to their successors who are to be elected at the Annual General Meeting on the 7th instant.
Datuxoxp Hay, Hon. Secretary. Shanghai, 2nd August, 1889.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.