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Hongkong Daily Press.
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No. 22751. 6*ftaran BSMAG4** HONG KONG, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1931. 伍拜禮日陸廿月陸年壹卅佰玖仟登英 Price)
KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.
TIME TABLE.
On and after MAY 2ND, 1031, until Further Notics (all previous
STATIONS
Timo Tables cancelled),
NANANUR STRAINS
No.
│'No. No. No. No
No. No. No. No. No. No. 26 10 8 12 1410 22 18 24 88 23
A. AM,
8.15 10.18) 13.00 1.16 23,35 8.24 10.96 13.08 1.20... 9,371 10.80) 32,20|1.38) ► 9.69 10.50 32,881,51 ... 0.57 10.54 12.87 1.55 ...10.09 11.04 12,47 2.06 ....
Kowloon
Yaumati
Dep. 6.40 8.068.28 Dep. 6.4
Shatin
Dep.) 7.00
Talpo
„Dap.] 7.14
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Taspo Market.
Dop.) 7.19
Fanling
Dop. 7.20
Sheungabui
Dop. 7.35.
Shumoha
Canton
4.02) 4.41||5,86) 7,40. |fun | 4,49) 548 7.48 || $5,12 15,155) 8,00°
9.06 10.14 11.00 12.52 2.30 8.14 ...
„Arr.| 7,41] 8.44 | 9.11 (10.20) 11,15 1253 216.20 4.40
STATIONS
Canton..... Shomchun. Sheungahul Fanling Taipo Ka Taipo Shatin....... Yaumati...
Kowloon.
11.82
5.40
DOWN TRAINS
| 5.15 8.08) 8,18 6.319 6.178.17 6.29 6.22 8.27
6,84 0.27 8.22
5.40 6.53 8.38
No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No,
18 7 5. 18 | 17 .19
13 28 A.M. } A,M.' [PŘ. PM. EX. {PM, YM. A...A.M.
.Depi .....
410 10.34 11.88 2.35 4.23 8.10 7.01.
[11,45 2,48 480 617
11,50 2,49) - 4,85 | 8.32)
12,01 2,50) 445 6.82...
7.00
Dop 7.178.00 0.55 .Dop) 7.24 8.10) 10.03) Dop.) 7.29) 8.14 10.09) Dop 7.40 8.45) 10.13)
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Dap. 7.46 8.30 10,92
Dop 7.68 8.49 10,35)
Dop 811 815 1048
12,00 3.02 149 - 0,86
12,20 8.15 8.0 8.49
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12,82 8.27 5.14 7.01...
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„Art. 8.17| 9.01) 10.84| 11,12] 12 388.33 5.20 | 7.07) 7.39) 7.64
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WHEN
YOU REACH HOME
You will be wondering
how things are going.
out here, what all your
A
friends are doing, who won the tennis league.
THE HONG KONG WEEKLY I PRESS
will give you all the news and keep you in touch with things out East.
Don't forget before you sail to
order it to he
Six Months
DIARY OF LOCAL EVENTS.
Today.
(June 28.)
Psychology. Club meeting, Lane, Crawford, .p.m.
Charity Concert in aid of the Chinese Sisters of the Precious Blood, Theatre Royal, 9.15 p.m.
Queen's Theatre: Bachelor Father."
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World Theatre: Sonny Boy," Star Theatre: "On the Level.”. King's. "Theatre: Follow the Leader."
Central Theatre: "The Cat Creeps,""
Dinner Dances at Hong Kong and
PEN PICTURES OF AMERICA.
XI THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.
SCHOLASTIC SOCIAL, PHYSICAL AND
MILITARY TRAINING FOR ALL.
[By J. E. SEWELL]
University Life.
The average. American receives 'school life.... All of the national bis education in the public schools games are played in competition of the country that are maintained with the other neighbouring schools by the various, State Governments and State and National tourna and are, in some cases, subsidized ments are held in all branches of In most of the schools by grants from the Federal Govern- sport. Peninsula Hotels.
ment. I am speaking now of the physical training is compulsory and European Mail-Inward: Europe | higher institutions. The primary helps grently to develop the student via Siberia (Hakodate Maru); education of the American youth mentally and physically.
via Siberia Europe
(Kashimu is taken care of in grammar schools Maru).
Tides High at 0.04 and 7.10; that are supported by the cities in Low at 12.66%
which the institutions are located. From this it is easy to see that a person may receive his entire education at little or no cost. It is due to this system that the high percentage of illiteracy, that was at one time one of the greatest problems of the country, has de- Baseball:-Japanese S. China, creased to a small percentage, and Lawn Bowls-First Division:
it will be found. to-day that almost Police Civil Service, Kowloon every American has received at Dock Kowloon C.C., Craigen- | least a primary education. gower v. Kowloon B.G.C., Taikoo
European Mails: Outward: Europe via Siberia (Antenor) 6 p.m.
Saturday.
(June 27.)
:
Three Grades,
The universities and colleges are the last step in education. Most of these are State institutions and have only a small tuition fee. There is no charge of any sort in any of the lower schools, not even for books, but if the student goes to the universities he is required to pay a small sum for tuition and, of course, he must buy his own books. In most cases the student must leave home to attend these schools" and, of course, this is an added expense. The cost for a year's schooling should never rup higher than $1,000 and this sum will cover all expenses. If the student has no means there are plenty of ways. study takes eight years to com- for him to work his way through pleto; high schools give an addi- the university. There are also tional four years, and the Univer-scholarships that can be earned sities and Colleges still another four and a deserving student can always to six years, All of these three receive loans to help carry on. have a direct connection with each Most institutions have a student. other, and all three must be com- loan fund from which they can ploted to fit the student for the borrow money at a low rate of ins road to success. Of course, there terest which does not need to be are many private schools in the paid back till after the student country but these follow along the graduates. The colleges are open same lines as the public schools so. to anyone who has graduated from there is no need to explain these an accredited high school other- institutions at length.
wise an examination must be pass ed. These schools continue, the training that was started in the high school and there are greater social and athletic opportunities. Many students live in fraternity and " sorority houses, which are owned by the students themselves, and they are social organizations with` the. added advantages of giving the stu "dents a good and reasonable home.
: Military Training.
Club de Recreio. Second Divi- sion: Kowloon · B.G.C. v. "Craigen- The publie school system is divid gower, Civil Servies v. Yacht Club, ed into three classes; grammar Club de Recreio. Taikoo, Kow-schools, in which the course of loon 0.0. v. H.K. Electric.
Lawn Tennis:-"A" Division: Kowloon C.C. v. M.B.K. Chinese R.C... Indian R, Hong Kong 0.0.. South China. "B" Diyi sign: Club de Recreio South China, Indian R.C. University, Kowloon C.C. Nippon Club, "M.B.K., Hong Kong CC, Civil Service. Chinese R.C., U.S.R.C. v, Army T.C., Craigongower v. South China, Chinese "R.C., 9. Deutscher Klub, Club de Recreio 2. University, Hong Kong 0.0.2. Kowloon Indians, Indian R.C. 2, Civil Service.
Queen's Theatre: "Bachelor Father."
The grammar schools give the foundation; here the child learns the three R's, roading, riting, and
** rithmatic." These schools also in- stil in the child the spirit of America and teach him to stand on his own feet and not to expect help
World Theatre: "Sonny Boy." Star Theatre: "On the Lovel." King's Theatro: "Follow the Leader."
Dances: Dinner Dances at Pen-from other sources. insula Hotel and Repulse Bay Hotel.
European Mail-Inward: Europs vía Suez (Suwa Maru). Outward: Europe via Suez (Kashima Mara) 8.30 a.m.; Europe viu Siberia (Pres, Lincoln) p.m.
Tides High at 0.40 and 8.68; Low at 12.05 and 1.50
Bunday.
(June 29.)
Fourth Sunday After Trinity, Baseball: Filipinos v. Chinese Athletic, Navy Field. Caroline Hill. Queen's Theatrá: "City Lights." World Theatre: "On the Lovel. Star Theatre: Sunny Side Up." King's Theatre: "Splinters." Tides High at 7,30. and 0.35; Low 12.46 and 2.50.
High Schools,
The high schools are the student's first step towards higher learning. These institutions are to fit the student for college and university
Military training is compulsory at all State school and courses in all branches of military science are offered. Upon graduation from these branches the men are coin- missioned as offerre in the U.S. Reserve,
-
life.
Many different courses are offered to the student as a propara- tion for the universities and there are other couracs that fit the student to earn his own living while he is serving Iris apprenticeship in School life is made as attractive some trade. The high schools also as possible and it is possible for start the student on his social all persons, regardless of their graces. Class dances and parties financial condition, to receive a are held every year and here, in good education. Many do not take my mind, are the real foundations advantage of their opportunities but for social contacts that he may later every child between the ages of form. These functions, besides six and fourteen years is compelled giving school life an added zest, to attend some kind of school, tend to teach the students reapon- public or private, and as I said be sibility towards their fellows. fore, illiteracy is fast dying out in Athletics fill a large place in the the United States.
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Rosat Capon and Ox-tongue.
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Roast Potatoes. Boiled Potatoes
Marrow.
Lemon Punch
$9.00.
Fruit
Tea or Coffee
Tar MIDGET GOLF COURSE REMODELLED, 18-NOW-OPEN.
TIFFIN $1.50.
Tea Dance
on
Sunday, June 28th From 6 P.M. till 7 P.M. in
Grill Room King's Theatre Restaurant.
SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT.
of
MAKERS,
MICKY'S MELODY
King's Restaurant
King's Theatre Building Ox Tail Boup
Boiled Garoupa, Shrimp Sauce
Fricsased Lamb and Green Fens
Kai Kau Yoe Min
Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding
Cold Corned Ox-tongue
Potato Salad
Roast Potatoes,
Boiled Potatoes
Cabbago
Caramel cʻadding and Prunes-
Troits
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