From 3 to 6 pin. the Community was entertained by 2 gymkhana at the Recreation grounds given by H.M. s. Duncan, Daring and Diamond. The "Dummy" horse races—including a fiery kicking mule, the sack bumping competitions, the bicycle polo match, the blindfold races, etc, Kept the onlookers in roars of laughter. The children, too, had their races and went home with their arms loaded with prizes.
At T pam. a reception was held for all members of the British community at H. B. M. Consulate, More than 100 were present. The evening was fine and the beautiful illuminafons were seen to great advantage owing to the position of the Consulate fon the crest of the hill overlooking the river. The Consul and Mrs.
Wyatt-Smith received the guests, and as soon as all were assembled the Consul proposed the loyal toast. He referred to the fact that all present were British subjects, and rejoiced together in honouring' the long reign of His Gracious Majesty, King George, a reign disturbed by many {roubles now happily passed. After the guests had. been' entertained to a delicious buffet dinner, all assembled in the drawing room to acclaim the sending of a telegram to His Maiesty of loyal and respectful {felicitations on His Silver Jubilee.
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