(Thermometers tu the open alein s sir det atvnaplon ta tke English Setsterasnt.) 1903.
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Ox Monday at the Polytechnic occurred the closing exercises of De. Gilbert Rei course of lectures and class instruction. After the distribution of awards to throo est students, addresses were made in Chinese by Drs. Timothy Richard and Young J. Allen, and in English by Mr. White-Cooper, translated by Dr. Reid. Thow was 4 crowded audience al the Hall was decorated with flags and foliage for the Tae bad weath r restricted the attendance at Mr. Crompton's Organ Re-ital on Tues lay, but the Choir was well represented, and no two numbers, wore more enjoyed than the " Magnificat," with a quartette consisting of Mrs. Valentine, Mrs. R.A. J. Andersen, and Messrs. Fleet and Jones; and the Anthem by Wesley, with Mrs. Valentine's solo. The numbers for the arzun contained three pieces by Lefébure Wély, whose cimposi-Zions are always welcome, " characteristic Fugue by J. S. Bach, an Andante, and a charming and well- known composition by Buptiste-Calkia, Hommage & Mozart; all played by Mr. Crompton with his recognised mastery and taste.
Tue time occupied b this homeward by Siberia wi ably shortened by the new arrang which the malls now go in mometer. Rainfall Tune 26
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