South Seas Club Opened In
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Sydney
A SECTION of the members of Mr.
Len Moran’s Polynesian Club, which became well known in Sydney be cause of the way in which the clever dancers and singers assisted war funds functions, has broken away, under the leadership of John and Cora Young, and have formed the South Seas Club.
Their opening concert and dance, on May 30, was very largely attended, and was a marked social success. Mr, John Young was master of ceremonies, and a team of pretty Polynesian girls presented a number of Polynesian songs and dances. Miss Cora Young performed a variety of hulas. There was a good band present, and the remainder of the even ing was given over to dancing.
The Club will hold a dance and enter tainment on the 4th floor of Anderson’s Chambers, 399 George Street, Sydney, every Thursday evening, and anyone interested in the South Pacific Territories may attend, for a modest charge. The secretary is Mr. Sid Sawyer, 22 Arundel Street, Forest Lodge, Sydney.
Mr. W. B. Hancock left Brisbane by the “Montoro” on May 17 last for the Territory. His destination was the Tro briand Islands, where he will resume pearling and copra trading. He expected to find his home intact, but no furniture in it.