South Sea Islands Club
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In New Quarters
THE South Sea Islands Club moved into new rooms, on the third floor of the Union Jack Building, Hamilton St., Sydney, on May 30. The progress of the club since its inception on May 30, last year (when it opened with only 12 mem bers) has been so rapid that it was found necessary to seek larger rooms.
The club has been very active in as sisting, financially and through its enter tainment group, many charitable organ isations. Social activities, apart from weekly social evenings, have included pic nics and cabarets. 500 people attended the first annual ball, held in the Padding ton Town Hall on March 9. Spectacular floor shows, including interpretations of Islands dances, were provided by club members. Proceeds were in aid of the RSL Building Fund.
One of the main objects of the Club is to give a cordial welcome—and help if needed —to any Islands people who may be visiting Sydney. Persons interested are invited to the social gatherings every Friday evening at the Club room.