The Kuling summer season _seems to have started in earnest, judging by the large number of bungalows now open. We have had the benefit of a'cool June, and although the temperature is rising somewhat it seldom oes beyond 80 degrees Fahrenheit in the shade, dropping down to the seventies at night time.
Some of the early arrivals had the benefit of being present to see the open-air play "Mowgl's Brothers," adapted from the story in Rudyard Kipling's "Jungle Book" which was: presented by the Kuling British School on Friday last in the spacious arden of Lot 40, by kind permission of Mr. Morton-Smith Fortunately the weather was! favourable for the occasion, though strong south wind was blowing, which slightly affected the distinct hearing of all the words recited.
The producer was Mrs. Morton~ Smith and special music was composed by Mrs. C. D. Dixon for the Songs from the Jungle Book.
All the boys and girls taking part! in the play did excellently and were much applauded by the audience who numbered over 300. At the close presentations were made to. Mrs. Morton-Smith. Mrs, C. D. Dixon and. the Misses Ruck. who had given £0 much time and thought to the success ful carrying out of this open air play.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.