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H. C. King, Hon. Justice Mr. H. H. Shephard, Mr. James Carr, Mr. Gowdie, Dr. Rajagopaul Mr. R. A. Harman, and others, Proceedings opened at 9. p.m. by an address, in English by Mr. Devaraja Pillai, of the High Court Madras, who kindly read certain acrostics complimentary to the host. A fine selection of Carnatic music was succeeded by poems again in honor of the host by Pandits of Negapatam, Nagore, Chingleput and Tanjore respectively. Tanjore damsels followed; Velayuda Pulavar explained certain poems composed in honor of the guest's arrival followed again by the Tamil Pandit of St. Mary's College Madras. The entertainment, which commenced at 9 P. M. on Saturday did not conclude until past 4 A. M. yesterday morning,
جسم میں مسسیسی: O: جبمباساس- -
An enterprising Gentleman,—Mr. P. M. Madooray Pillay, a trader and Municipal Commissioner of Rangoon, a Madrasi by birth we believe, is travelling in Germany at present. He intends after visiting the principal countries of the continent of Europe, to spend sometime in England and Scotland studying manners and customs and channels of trade and industry there. It would be well for Madras and .India, if we had a few more men of his stamp. People go to England —and stay there. They forget that the “continent " too has many things, many most important things, to teach them. We have eyes and we see not, we have ears and we hear not. -
(H1N DU PATRIor.)
“ (Rangoon Times.) * 21st Woz ember.–An entertainment, unpreCedented for success in point of attendance, was given last evening, by the leading representatives of the Hindu community at Pursewakum, Madras to and in honor of P. M. Madooray Pillay of Rangoon. The guests consisted of fifteen hundered chief representatives of the Brahmins, Chetty, and Sowcar communities, and also in addition many of the elite of the European society were present ; also His High. ness the First Prince of Arcot. The entertainment commenced at | 9 | o'clock and concluded after 4 o'clock this morning, ' ... * 2: ...: ' . . .”
