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practise love and kindness towarda one another, and in thle they wore helped by morning surd orening Bible instraction, attendance at Church, ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. and their Sunday School.
The sinusi prise diskřibution; of 8. Brophen' Girie Gollage was held in the Great Hall of the Hongkong University yesterday afternoon. H.E, the Governor gave away the priser, and he was supported on the plat form by Lady Bruayate, Sir Robert Ho Tany, and the Bishop of Victoria (the Rt. Rev. 0. R. Duppay). Amongst those also present wore the Rev. Copley Moyle, the Hon. Mr. Irving, the Rev. J. T. Holman and Lady Ho Tung.
REPORT, OF HEADMISTRESS,
MUI-TSAI ABOLITION:
CHURCH MAGAZINE'S COMMENT.
THE DISHOP'S ADDRESS. The Bishop in the consis' of an în | 1 Phe introduction by the Govern- teresting address said 'that he was mens of a bill for the abolition of the pleased to say, girl and wiman
Mmi-kani Hyotank in the Colony ins] hedents-had-bom-admitted to the University (Applause.). Of the five step which will be warmly welcomed, gitle who passed the Matriculation says St. John's Cathedral, Church examination four of them were Notes, by those who have taken the students of St. Stephen's Girls' trouble to and out anything of the College (Applause:) Personally-he working of the system, and the passing would like to see another bostal like of the bill will be a step towards re- St. John's started for girls, dutinot moving an ugly blot from the fame of from but put with a close relationship this Colony. Of course there dome opposition. to St. Stephen's and hoped that the will be
time would come when it would be It is very convenient to have servant The Headmistress (Miss Taylor), in possible to provide one. As Chairman girls, who cannot leave when they the course of her annual report, of the College Council the Bishop er wish, and naturally the maintainers remarked that the large gathering pressed appreciation of the presence of the old order will try to retain the entertained there that afternoon had of His Excellency the Governor. His old system. But Government may only been made possible by the Excellency took a keen personal in count on the support of all the best kindness of the Vice-Chancellor of terest in all that concerned the elements both amongst the Chinese the University in placing the Great educational well being of the Colony, and Europeans in their determination Hall at their disporal. It would and they were thankful too for the to put an end to the odious system. --
Some of our readers will reecollect doubless aeem rather strange that so keen personal interest that Lady es of those members of the staff who Stubbs took in that school. The that in March, 1020, the Rev. H. R. the great Welle gave an address to the Church had successfully organized and carried Bishop commented on on the work of the College during the educational advenes made in the of England Men's Society on the year were present with them that day, Colony during the last few years, an-spbject of Chinese Girl Slaves, and OB the generous' assistance the that after the meating a setolution and their thoug its would especially. fly to Miss Middleton Smith, who was Government bad always been willing was passed unanimously, to the effect that "this meeting desires to press on now. enjoying a well earned, reet and and ready to render.
Speaking of the now College build. the Government the advisabilly of re whom they hoped to have back with them at the end of the ings, the Bishop said that the old gistering all cases of girl adoption Atkins building was quite inadequate. They with a view to the ultimate abolition year. Alao who had been urgently needed were now well on with the new build of the condition of girl slayery.", We at Canton, and Miss Hazelanding, but the original plans had bad to rejoice to see that all, these girls are who had been ill. They hoped be very considerably curtailed owing now to to registered and that the he would make a speedy recovery to the increase in the price. He hoped ayatom is no longer to Le tolerated in and be back with them before so very that they would not be content to seu the Colony, long. Mies Taylor also touched on the plans finally cortailed.
of $70,000.
to Miss
As to
room for it, but in HONGKONG BANK NOTES.
building they were
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Banki
Chartered Bank -
Average Amount
1
Specio
in Reserve
India, Australia and' Chian $11,710,827 $5,750,000* Hongkong and Banghai Bank
ing Corporation 39,565,100 20,000,000† 650,000$ India Limited, 1,416,610 Mercantile Bank of
Total,... $52,642,330 632,300,000
* Sterling Securities deposited with the Crown Agenta valued at £625,000.
† Securities with the Crown Agents and Straits Government £1,500,000.
§ Scoarities with the Crown Agents £130,000.
His Excellency made a homorous allusion to the establishment of a hos
the loyalty and unity shown by both equipment, there was practically acne the Chinese and European staffs in the old school beesuse there had during the year, and said it had done been no mach towards their success. The
Returns of the average amount of numbers of scholars had greatly hopeful of starting with adequate. increased, and they now had a wait-equipment. At the pr sent time 20 Bank Notes in Circulation and of ing list for both day girls-and provision had been made, but be Specie in Reserve in Hongkang. boarders. It was a pity that the new understand his Taylor had a list of during, the month ended $let Jan. buildings would not provide greater needs which he was hoping would 1923, as certified by the Managers of accommodation, but the reason for very soon he met. Dealing with the the respective Banka: this was that there was still a wing to question of the staff the Bishop be built which could not be preceeded pointed out that of the Europeans on with for lack of funds. This: in spite the teaching staff at the present time the Building not one of them was theres year ago. of the efforts of
The Bishop vongratulated Miss Taylor Committee, Sir Robert Ho Tang, Mr. Ho Wing, and Mr. Tso. The on the excellent resuits of the year's College owed a deep debt to these work and expressed the hope that at gentlemen for the trouble they had not very distant date she would taken in raising the magnificent figure have an adequate number of assist ants. He wished good luck to the The examination results during the College as it entered on a new phase year had been most gratifying. Five of its bistory in the new building echolars were presented for the Junior (Applane.)
HIS EXCELLENOY'S „DEMARKS,' Locals, and all had passed. Two aut
Prior to distributing the awards, of three had parsed for the Genior! Locale, and all four of their mutricut His Excellency The Governor, made ation stadents were suscessful, and a short address, during the course of had entered the University. Two had which he said he felt he had a rather decided to taka Medioino, oun bad close association with St. Stephan's | that dietro was obviously en enormsORI taken up the subject of Education, College. In the first place his younger field in China for their services. He and one had decided to study Eng son was at one time a pupil of Mise was also interested to see that one of ineering. Three of these students Middleton Smith and seemed to have the yonag ladies had joined the En- were in residence at the University enjoyed his life thero very thoroughly.gineering Faculty and he hoped that Hostel ran-in-connection with the Incidentally be noticed from the re. one day they would hear of her as a College. The opening of this Hostel port that Miss Middleton Smith" was consulting, engineer in China:~(Ap- had been one of the most important ajoying a much needed reat." He plause.) events of the year. At present they was very glad to hear it, because were in temporary residence, but they when he happened to meet her twice looked forward te the time in England he found she was devot tel to which the Bishop bad-referred when more adequate arrangements ing her, time to organising meetings sad suggested that, for the present at would be made for the women under- on behalf of the Church Missionary any rate, the lady students should be the Diocese of left in the care of St. Stephen's. In graduates of the University. The Society and higher education of women mekot Victoria, Another association he conclusion bé asid attention had been much to the Colony, and to Chins it bad with St. Stephen's was that called in the report to one of the self. The other curetanding event of it was the Gres place at which he greatest difficulties in school life in the the year was the presentation of an presented prizes after his arrival in Easi-a difficulty of wLich' the Dir address to the Prince of Wales when Hongkong. On that occasion he actor of Education was fully conscious be laid the foundation stone of the remembered expressing the hope that the impossibility of keeping a re- new buildings His Royal Highness they would soon see some of the girls gular staff. St. Stephen's afforded a bas accepted a photograph of three of the College matriculating at the striking example of bat during the students who made the presentation. University, and he was very glad to past year and he felt the school was A good deal that they had hoped to learn that bis, suggestion and bean to be congratulated most heartily on de in the way of games and physical adopted so quickly. (Applaces.) the success attained despite, the con exercises, they had had to leave un-"The great need of China at the tinmal changes. He hoped that the done owing to the distanos away from present time," His Ezoellency present year would be equally success the school of the playground. No continued, "is, of course adauation. fal.end that when he visited the Col doubi, however, this part of the I think the women of China have lege next it would be in the new buil school life would be all that they could better opportunities than the women ding.-(Applause.) desire once they got settled down in of any other nation have over
because their new premises. The social bad,
they start men fair terms with the side of the school life had not been on Leglected The girls had contributed so far as Western education is.com liberally to the sakaal stall at the Mcerned. In Europe they have lagged L.B. eale recently. A monthly col behind, because, I suppose, the men, lection was made to assist the children at any rate up to the present, have of St. Hilda's School at Cantan, and been able to protect their own in they were responsible for the upkeep tercats, but they are now beginning to The winners this year of the shield- of a bed at the Pahkoi Hospital for oust the male sex from their strong presented by Miss Lucy Ho Fook, and Lepsze.
hold of the past. In the case of China Mrs. Lo Cheang Shin, for the pupile In conclusion, Miss Taylor said that the two sexes start very much on obtaining the largest number of all their activities in the way of work level so far as western education is marks in the Janier and Senior Locals and play and social life would be as concerned, and I am sure the ladies were Lily Cheung in the Seniors, and nothing without the development of will make the best of their opportuni: Alice Trang, in the Juniors. His the spiritual life, which, after all, wastles. His Excellency was glad to Excellency presented each of them the base of true character building see that so many were taking up the with a silver cup to commemorate It was their daily endeavour to study of medicine, for the reason the achievement.
His Excellency, then presented the following awards:
Matriculations Chau Ying, Too Shuk Kou, Teang Tin Chin, and Ng Sui Ha.
Senior Locala: Co Chan KwaD, Leung Ching Ta. Lal Keng Fong, Maggie Cheung, and Alice Trang,
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