To the Editor of the ""Nonrs-Onrwa Darcy News."
Si,—In view of the unsettled affairs in the homeland, may I suggest through your valuable paper that the usual Town Hal? Friday evening danes be cancelled, and in lieu to have classical music, viz:—Tuesday 5 to 7 p.m. and Sunday 9 to 11 p.m T think that selections from famous composers will just as well be appreciated.
king you for your valuable Tam, etc., Dancer.
Shanghai, Nov. 6.
To the Editor of the "Norra-Cura Dairy News."
Srm,—Your correspondent of today, suggesting that the usual Town Hall practice dances should be con-celled, does not fall in with my view about these inoffensive dances, which are nothing else but a regular healthy sport, not only for Britons, but any other nation also. Some also proposed to cance! the forthcoming race meeting, a suggestion which also fell through for reasons also known to sportsmen; concerts are taking place enough without having any additional ones, and if your correspondent is really a "dancer," he cannot call
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