Customs Club gave another of their pleasant concert As our little port can boast of no large public hall or theatre in which to hold these concerts, th i down has to be pressed at let none imagine this detracts in any way from the pleasure of the entertainment, This cheerless old building is taken in hand after business hours, and in a short tim has itself so transformed by the skilful use of flags, carpets, ete., that a stranger could not know but that he lind stepped into a tost magnificent hall The music and selections on Monday evening were good in every way thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
The following was the programme Pal and Piano de symphonic, la Chasse"... Miss Bontkes, Messrs, Bernard Haimovitch. 2.—Song—"' A lad from Lancashire"... fr. Colmer, 3,—Reading—- Blunders in punctuation anid compo-4.—Song, Cor Ti sition" Mr. Them.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.
