Kuling, Aug. 12.
'The Sacred Concert is generally' the musical event of end, as usual, the Church was racked to its utmost seating capaety on Wednesday, August 11, for the evening concert. A first after-eon performance on Tuesday, August 10, enabled @ smaller audience to listen in somewhat greater comfort, for the evening, even at Kuwas too warm in the crowded bu ig for full enjoyment.
'We are indebted to the self-sai ig labours of band of singers instrumentalists, who give all their service freely,' although that. entails a considerable amount of time that might have been more pleasantly employed in this weather. en out of door pursuits. One always feels when criticizing the performances somewhat guilty of abus. ing hospitality. If one pays for <ne's dinner at a restaurant one i justified in remarking on the qua. lity of the viands and the style of, their cooking but when one ig a guest, either praise or silence observed. But we have been spoilt.
such manners og Kuling, and, it is not the least praiseworthy feature of those who continue to spoil ae, that they themselves would pre-for fair criticism even when depre-olitory to either flattery or silence.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.