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THE DERBY
Latest Prices Quoted
London, May 31. The following is the latest call over for the Epsom Deiby to be run on Wednesday next:
Evens Bahram (t and o)
10/1 Hairan 3⁄4t and o)
10/1 Theft (t and o) 100/8 Sea Bequest (o) 100/7 Sea Bequest (1)
Field Trial (t)
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1935.
Trinity College Of Music
Fung Mofan
The following are the results, Dora Chow (Violin), (supplied by the local secretary Mr. Wm. Anderson) of the Local Practical Examinations held in
Margaret O. Grelg Virginia Ildefonso
Anna Laži
Hong Kong on the 18th, to 29th | Cyril Kotewall (Violin). May, 1935. Where not otherwise | Nancy Kwan stated the examinations are for Planoforte. The examiner wils Mr. Albert Mullinson, F.T.CL EXAMINATIONS FOR TEACHER'S
DIFLOMAS
Licentiate (La T. C. La
Marie Machado Alves Irene Ung
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Associate (Practical Work) Clement Vincent Timothy Leong
HIGHER LOCAL
Pass
100/
Field Trial (0)
15/1
25/1 Fair Haven 01
28/1 Fair Haven (t)
28/1
First Son it and c)
28/1 Fair Bairn. It and o) 50/1 Robin Goodfellow
Chan Sul PRE
Julia Liang
it and ox
Alvena Laihovetsky
Bella Ma
50/1 Screamer (0)
60/1 Screamer (t)
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60/1 Assignation, it sad of 80/1 Pry II (t and o)
100/
..135/1
Plymouth Sound (0), Japetus (0) 150/1 Barberry (0)
2001
Peaceful Walter
(t and o)
200/1 St. Botolph it and o)
PLACE BETTING
4/1 Bahram (t and o)
13/8 Hairan (p)
7/4 Hairan (t)
15/8
Theft it and 0)
11/4
Sea Bequest it and a)
-3/1
11/2 Fair Haven it and o 6/1 First Son it and D) 1372 Fairbairn it and o) 100/8 Assignation. (t pnd o) 100/8 Robin Goodfellow (o). 100/7
Robin Goodfellow (t) 100/7 Screamer (t and o -Reuter.
Field Trial it and o)
PROBABLE STARTERS
AND JOCKEYS
London. May, 31.
The following are the amended. probable starters and jockeys for
the Derby:-
Field Trial
Plymouth Sound Japetus
Robin Goodfellow
Peaceful Walter
St. Botolph
Fair Haven First Sen
Screamer Assignation Sea Bequest
Theft
Bahram
Hairan
Fair Bairn
Pry II.
Barberry
(Dick)
Violet. Tse
ADVANCED SENIOR DIVISION
Dora Chow
Honours
Lee Kwok WAL Marjorie Tan
SENIOR DIVISION Honour
Clothilde Andrade Au Wai Man Annette Ches
Eugene Chao
Mabel Chan
Elsie Cadiz
Natalia G. da S. Rozario Dorothy Raven
Hazel Pearl Wilcox (Singing)
Amy Wang·
Joyce Wong
PASS
Furig Fung Ting (Violin) Fung Fung Ting (Piano)
Paula Hollands
Lee Wing KR
Lam Sek Cheung
Winifred Raven (location) Peggie Scotcher
Jeannette Wong
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION
Honours
Chan Haam Yazi
Kathleen Dedeogiou Fung Min Chan
(Brenan) Beatrice Go
((Lane) | Kwan Man Check (Weston) Leung Yi Wa
[Dines)
Rose Agnes Lim
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION
(Jones) Maly Luk
(D. Smith)
(Perryman)
(A., Wragg)
(Steve Donoghue)
E. Smith)
(H. Wragg)
(Fox)
(Gordon Richards)
(C. Smirke)
(Beary)
(Nicoll)
OAKS, PROBABLES
London, May 31. The following are the probable
starters for the Oaks, to be run next Friday, with their probable Jockeys:
Enkaret Nicoll). Buchanite (Weston), 'Blue Girl (Nevett). Cor- Fida (W. Rickaby), Coronal (Perry- man). Clere Story Jones), Fair- stonian Packham, Hyndford Bridge Barry Wragg), Irish Lassie the Second (Dick), Light Tackle (E. Smith). Merry Maid (Lane). Mesa (Johnstone). Sur Kiss (Beary), Solar Star (Steve Donag- huel, Cote Davue the Second. (No Jockey, Fox Lair No Jockey), Papyrette (No Jockey), Quashed (No Jockey) and Solerina (No Jockey),-- Reuter.
DRUG TRAFFIC IN CHINA
Discussions In Geneva
Geneva, June 11 An appeal to foreign Govern- ments to support the Chinese Government's efforts to combat the drug traffic in China by pre- venting the foreign concessions
Olivia Lobo
Honours
Lee Kwok Ching
Jeanette Ma
Cecilla Pass03
Cecile Van der Straeten
Mabel, Tsang
Pass
Thelma Alvares Georgina "Buchanan Margaret Robson Bell Minnie Chin
Ellen Chaw
Vida Aurdey Victoria Cook
Fung Fung Yeun Fung Ching Yu
Paz Gaston Ella Hong Sling Lucia - Ho Agnes Ho Rayann Huang Dolores Ip. Beatrice. Ip Maisie Kotewell
Peggy Leong Kwan Iu Ching
Lee Chang Ling Aloysius Leunr Aimee Lee
Lam Yuet Ying Olive Lee Emma Lim Muriel McCaw Rita Ng
Joyce Shaw
Bertha, Samtoy Lily Trang Tong Kwan Shue Lily Trink Agnes Wong.
JUNIOR DIVISIÓN
Irene Botelho
Honours
Charlie Chan (Violin) Cheung Lai Wan
Raymond Chan (Violin) Rita Lihtrakul Doreen Luey Elsic Lane Margaret Ng Alina Rodrigues Alda Rozario Marie Rozario
Lal Chung Yus » (Violin) Lui Chik Yin
Purita Montinola
Margaret R, Munro Florence Quark
Tong Mo Ying
Belinda Xavier
ADVANCED PREPARATORY
DIVISION Honours
Pauline Beck Sylvia Franciscus Satono Inacuchi Verna Rodrigues
Chan Man Hung
Peggy Kinchin Lilly Luk
Pasa
Gloria, Remedios
PREPARATORY DIVISION
Honours
Renee Chan Rosalind Cheng
Alice Gomes Joan Ma
Colleen Ng (Singing)
Shin Ching Yong
Ines Soares
Anna Wong
Lilly Wong
Katherine Yipp
Theo Airs
Hazel Chang
PASS
Chang Chua Mo (Violin)
Pansy Chang
Lillian Chow
Fung Fung Haan Audrey Mary Hall Lily Lim Margaret Lim
Lee Kit Yui
Li Wai Haan
Annie Lim
Dorothy Luk
Julla Leong
Ada Leung
Peggy Ma (Violin)
Liticia Marie Mello
Nelly Pang
Priscilla Pires
Thomas Anthony Senior Violin)
Pansy Woo
Leonel Marta Silva
Nata Shanek
Wan Kit Ying
Wong Ying Kwan
Vivian Woo
Wong Shui Ta
Wong Wai Nga
Eva Wong
Jean Young
FIRST STEPS DIVISION
Ruby Choy
Vera Dhabher
Honours
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LESSON SERMON
"Ancient and Modern Necro-
Allas Mesmerism mancy.
and Hypnotism, Denounced" was the subject of the Lesson Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Selentist on Sunday, June 2nd, 1935.
The Golden Text was, "When the wicked spring as the grass, and when all the workers of ini- quity do nourish: It is that they shall be destroyed for evez." (PS. 92:7)
Among the citations which com-' prised the Lesson Bermon was the following from the Bible: Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his night. For we wrestle not against flesh
and blood, but against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all to stand.” (Eph, 6:10,12,13),
The Lesson Sermon also includ- ect the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Sclence and Health with Key to the Bcriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy: "We should become more familiar with good than with evil, and guard against false beliefs as watchfully as we bar
our doors
against the approach of thieves and murderers. Evil thoughts and aims reach no farther and do no more harm than one's beliet per- mits. Evil thoughts, lusts, and malicious
purposes cannot go forth, like wandering pollen, from one hızma mind to another. finding unsuspected lodgment, if "virtue and truth, build a strong
defence." (P. 234.235).
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NOW ON
SALE
Kwok Blk Chun
Joyce Leong
Lily Medina
· •
Joao P.J. de Medina
Marie L. da Silva
To Hon Chan
Bonnibel Jean Wilcox (Violin)
Wu Lei Ying
Yeung Chlu Kua
Ada Chang
Violet Cullen
Pasa
David Choa Calvin Wight" Cook Constance Gomes
James Denholm Hooper
Han Chee Fung
Esther Ruth Hangland
Irene Jarrett
Lily LA
Lam Woh O3.
Natercla Lobo
Hazel Dorothy Millington
Ngan Shing Sung
Carmen Pillal
Vivian Rull
Hazel Sclater Rosemarie Schwob Wong Mang Kal
INITIAL DIVISION
Li Wal Man
Honours
Joan Catherine Millard
Lydia Ozorto
Star Chi Kee
Miranda Vicari
Nora Airs
Wong Fung Been
from being used as centres for the telt tramc, was made by Woo King Tak Dr. Victor Hoo at a meeting of the Anita Woo Oplum Advisory Commission to- ! day..
Dr. Hoo revealed that 263 drug traffickers were summarily execut- ed. in China last year and over 100,000 apium smokers discharged from hospitals as cured, but, the Agures of oplum addicts all ran into millions.
The members of the Commission expressed approval of the Chinese Government's efforts, but were re- luctant to endorse the Govern- mient's proposals to execute all un- cured addicts after 1937.
PASS
Lucille Ayam Alda Alves Eileen Aslett Edith Broadbridge (Violin) Maria de L. P. Borgen Marls Chang May Chow Winnie Collom
JUNIOR DIVISION;
PANN
May, Chantong Alavana Chang (Violin)
The Japanese delegate. Mr. Yo- troducing new legislation against
koyama, congratulated the Chin-
narcotics which would 'make.com
ese. Government, and declared that ❘ operation eadar- be understood Manchukuo was in- Reuter,
Irene Hicks
Betty Lee
John Lim
Dorothy McCaw Ruby Wong
Pass
TO TOUR THE ORIENT
Dr. Glenn R. Phillips, Pastor of the First Methodist Church of Hollywood, will arrive at Hong Kong, June 7th, en route to the Orient, as per Itinerary enclosed.
Included in the party are:- Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Backs, Miss Florence Backs, Miss Winifred Melrose, Miss N. Ella Wingate, Dr. Glenn R. Phillipa
They are Travelling under the direction of the D. F. Robertson Travel Bureau, 108 South. Spring. Street, Los Angeles, California.
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EVERY 12 MINUTES BETWEEN
5.00 am... 6.20 a.m.
13
6.36 : midnight
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300 m. & 6,40, §.
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36
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