BRITISH SAILORS' SOCIETY.
Anotiier very enjoyable ■ entertaininenfe was given at tlie rooms of the BritislfSailors' Society on Wednesday evening to?f Mr. Claude Sander's pupils to a very largs and enthusiastic audience . of.' seafarers,:Every item was encored, tlie' performer* responding two and three times. A vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Sander. • Suppec was served by the workers of the society^ Items were contributed by ■ Misses M> Flanigan, M. O'Connor, J ; Wilkie, DeldreS. Harris, Dell Sandilands, Jeau O'Connor*-' Betty Eosenthal, Agnes 3>aily ( .-■■ Eosi#Smitliers, Messrs. N. and C. Sanders, anrt; Master Bill Sraithers. Mr. Claude Sanders was the accompanist.
As stars grow older they decrease i*j sizo and weight, accoi'ding to a statemenP. made by Sir James J.e.-nis, the famous] scientist. . ..,_■■
and Brazcnfaee galJoped nicely. Chidtfa rattled over ton furlongs in 2min 21sct81 with Biiniiymedo to assist over tlie las^' nine in lmiii 53scc. Troilus beat Sufiitj flam by ten Icngtlis over ten fnrlongu in "uiin 22scc. .
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 78, 2 April 1931, Page 11
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