On Tuesday, the Sth a farewell dinner was given to Bs. Lal Singh and Sudh Singh, by the members of the Singh Sxbha at 7 p.m. at the residence of B. Tek Singh (Hon. Sec.) in Yuhang Road. The attendance was good, and "among the audience were soon Jomadar Waryam Singh and some other eminent Sikh officers of the Municipal Police.
Lal Singh lecture, "How to ohta True Si was one of thebest he has ever delivered. Al Wi Singh, the Jomai impressive speech, replete with instructive maxims. He made Jearned remarks about total abstinence and hoped that the noble example set by the members of the local Singh Sabha would be follow-by others interested in the movement, He concluded with the remark, "I should Than B, Jalmoja Sing! spociall the mooting, and asked them to oblige the Singh Sabha by dining there, The meeting, which was a grand success, came to a close at 10 p.m:
Bs, Lal Singh and Sudh Singh, who left this by the French mail on the 8th inst., had a hearty send-off, as is seen from the fact that besides most of the members of the Singh Sabha many other Sikhs were present at the jotty to bid them. " Wahi—ki Fateh" (good-bye) when the left. part of the mise gh's visit to China is to raise subscriptions for the Khalsa Orphanage of Gharjakh, Panjab, and he soams to have succeeded in it. The Sikhs here responded to his appeal with liberality, and Rs. 1,900 has been collected in Shanghai only, a good sum indeed. The total amount at Taiping, Hongkong, and Shanghai has been about Rs Tex Sincn.
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