All Residences Filling Up: Ath-lotics, Acting and New Enterprises From Our Own Connssronnenr, Koling, Aug. 1.
Kuling is pretty lively now. The bustle and swing of a full season,
believe that, only six weeks ago, upon us, and it scerne hard to people were fighting shy of Kuling fos possible" danger spot, the Kuling Council were meeting' daily to discuss the situation, halt the bungalows in the Valley' were shuttered and empty, ready cash was difficult to obtain, and Chinese; tradesman in the Gap were complaining of the stagnancy of trade.
Now, there are not many empty bungalows in Kuling; Fairy Glen, the chief hotel, is filling up with guests; and all the usual accompaniments of " busy holiday season fare in evidence. The new auditor-jum, now in its second year of! existence, is in much demand for shows of all sorts, Every Thursday evening, there is' a concert, which generally attracts a full house. A. cinema is shown) twice a week (although we were told at the beginning of the season that there would be no "movies" this year.) Among other popular films exhibited have been "Sherlock Brown," "Captain Fly by Night," "A Message from Maret The tennis-courts are in full swing. During the winter, the courts at the top of the Valley have been much improved by moving the bunding at both the end and the side, thus allowing more step-back from the serving-line and also more space the Several of the usual crack players are practising constantly, and. ai exciting contest for the champion-hip in looked for at th fteason, 'The Americ showing their usual enthus the hi-weekly matches. at land severa) exciting contests tween "White Sox" and "Red Sox' have already taken place. But the description of such games has to be given in language which your correspondent has nit yet learned.
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