Clu-ing the afternoon Mr. King presented Dr. Hart to the guests and made a few remarks about Dr. and Mrs. Hart's return to the Homeland, wishing them bon voyage. Dr. Hart returned thanks in a hearty manner for the kind words, and said that he and Mrs. Hart would always remember their old friends of Wahu, and hoped they would soon be ate to return.
1 programme was most enjoyable from beginning to end, consisting of the following numbers, many of which re-|j ceived enthusiastic encores:—Pianoforte Duet, Mrs. Rose and Miss Cooper; Comic Song, Mr. London; Resding, Mr. Ker; Song, Miss Cooper; Violin Solo, Mr. Bone; Song, Mr. Arnold; Song, Mr. Ker; Sketch, Mr. Mansfield; Vocal Duet, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw; Interlude Pianoforte Duot, "Misses Johns; Reading, Mr. Maslin; Song, Mr. Stirling; Quartette, Misses Dale and Cassidy and Messrs. Shaw and Arnold; Song, Mr. Ker; Song, Mrs. Shaw; Violin Solo, Mr. Bone; Song, Miss Cooper; Recitation, Mr. Mansfield; Song, Mr. Cooper; Song, Mr. Shaw; Duct, Misses Johns and Cooper; Comic Song, Mr. London; Yand Auld Long Syne,"
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.