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Arrangements that were carefully planned by a hard working committee for same considerable period culminated in the Romans Fair which, was held in the St. Andrew's Church, grounds on Saturs day afternoon and was voted by all an unqualified success. Ideal weather favoured the function and the grounds presented a very colourful scene with an unending throng of people making their way to the different stalls or sideshow attractions. Pretty girls, dressed in rpsy costumes, tent, à touch of the real fair spirit which prevalled throughout the afternoon.
Shortly before 3 p.m. Lady Calde- cott,
the wife of H. E the Governor, Blr. Andrew Caldecott, arrived to declare open the Falk. Her Ladyship was accompanied by His Excellency and attended by Capt. W. J. R. Cragg, A.D.C.
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ADDRESS OF WELCOME In his address of welcome, the Chairman, the Rev. J. R. Higgs said:
"Before I ask Lady Caldecott to declare this Fair open. I want to say just two things. A word of thanks to all who have helped us and a word about the objects for which we have organised this Fair again this year.
"Mr. Dawson and
Mr. Kirby have been our secretaries this year and they, together with the stall- holders and helpers, are worthy of praise beyond any words I can find to express it. Many too of the firms both of Hong Kong and Kow- loon, the Police and the Fress and a host of others have assisted us, and we say a big "thank you"
to the "The proceeds will go V.D.M.A. and. our own. church. That may sound a prosiac thing to say. Actually it means that away up in the interior of China Bome poor child will receive an education, some hospital or dis- pensary "will be given money to help it carry on its splendid work, some one will hear the Gospel for the first time. That is what it means to give, to the Victoria Diocesan Missionary. Association.
"In our own Church it will assist with all the work in which we are engaged, spiritual, morai
and charitable. That is what we mean when we say that a part of the money will be given to St. An- drew's.
"It is now my very pleasant pri- vilege to welcome Lady Caldecott and His Excellency the Governor to our Gipsy Camp. It is the first time we have had the honour of their presence and we trust we do not appear too awe-inspiring. We are very harmless gipsies!
"We appreciate more than we can say their goodness in being with us to-day. I now ask her Ladyship to declare the Fair open." (Applause),
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Lady Caldecott then declared the Fair open, saying, "I have very much pleasure in declaring this Fair open. I wish it every suc- cess." (Applause).
Lady Caldecott was then present- ed with a bouquet of violets by little Patsy Dawson, who was dreased as a rickshaw-man, pulling a miniature rickshaw behind her, and on the seat of which lay the bouquet of violets."
FUN OF THE FAIR After Lady Caldecott had de- clared the Fair open, a large crowd' passed through the specially erect
gate leading to the Fair grounds.
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People who wanted their future told by hand reading or cards were received in a tent by "Carmen."
The Ovaltine Kiosk; arranged by Publicity Advertising and Bureau, attracted much attention, and tins of this popular berevage were rapidly disposed of.
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The Romany tea garden, under the leadership of Mrs. R. Baldwin assisted by a band of helpers, was well patronised.
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CHINESE ENTERTAINERS
Chinese entertainers lent. unique contrast and their performances were extremely clever and well re- ceived. The balancing feats were outstanding. During the afternoon selections were played by the band of "the 1/8 Punjab Regiment by kind permission of Lt. Col. J. C. Brewer, M. C. and Officers.
At night a dance was held in the Church Hall, and was well at- tended. The M.C. was Mr. E. F. Fincher.
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FAIR
EQUINE SPORTS CLUB
First Annual Dinner
And Dance
A
SUCCESSFUL
FUNCTION
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and
There was
u happy gathering present at the Rose Room of the Peninsula Hotel on Saturday night when the Equine Sports Club held dance. their first annual dinner The function was a great success
The Rose Room was tastefully decorated and amongst those who attended were Mr. Lawrence Kadoorie, the patron of the Club, Mr. J. Quie (President) Mrs. Quie, Mr. and Mrs. K. Begdon, Mr. and Mrs, F. G. Maunder, Mr. Munton. Mrs. Steele, Mr. and Mrs H. H. Rose, Miss Gubbay, Mr. W. A. Butterfield, Mrs. B. Elder, Mr.
Mr and Mrs. Richard Shim, and Mrs. Peter Bin, Mr. and Mrs Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull, Mr and Mrs, Sweeny, Mrs. and Miss Woodforde. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Mr. A. Dinnen, Mr. L. Landau Mr. G. Gilles, Mr. F, A. Olsen and many other.
PRESIDENT'S. SPEECH Avery attractive dinner was served, while the table was ar
a large ranged in the shape of horse-shoe, In addressing the meeting, Mr. J. L Quie, president of the Club, said:
"It is very gratifying to the Committee and myself to see so many members and friends here to-night-the occasion of our first the Although annual dinner. evening is yet early I think it safe Among those who attended the to make a prophecy that it is go- Fair during the afternoon were Lt.ing to be a complete success, which Col. Retd. Major and Mrs. R. C. S. augurs well for future similar Bates, Major C. T. Primer, Major' events... M. H. A. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. M..J. Abbott, Mr. J. A. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. E. Jefferies, Mrs. H.
Rose. Mr.
Gittins, Mr. M. F. Key, Mr. H. Nish, Mr. R. Dormer (Treasurer), Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Martin, Mr. A. C. Jeffreys, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Kirby, Mr. Daw son, Mrs. F. W. Stapleton, Miss N. W. Bascombe, Rev. and Mrs. J. D. MacLean, Rev. H. C. Davies, C. F., Mr. D. Orr. Miss J. Broadbridge, Miss P. Stringer. Misses Laihovet sky, Mrs. Woolley, Mr. J. S. Gibson, and many others.
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FANCY DRESS PARADE
The fancy dress parade was held on the tennis court at the back of the Church, the judges being Lady Caldecott and Mesdames Reid and Morris. The prize-winners were:
Under 7 years. Best Dressed Girl: J. Lawson.. Boy: Peter Pax- ton.
Most original Girl: Patsy Law- son: Boy: J. Cook,
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Over 7 years. Best Dressed Girl: Betty Dorkin. Boy: Philip Tyler,
Most original Giri: Petty Smith. Boy" Robert Payne.
Altogether over 100 children took part in the fancy dress parede.............
STALLS
The following were the stalls: Bracken Hul Fare-(Sweets and Mrs. Kirby, Tobacco)-Leaders; Mrs. Dawson and Mrs. Jordan.
Chipsy Brightlights (Knitted and Mrs. Woollen Goods)--Leaders: Edmondson and Mrs. Bliss.
Horner's Corner- (Home-made Provisions)--Leaders: Mrs. Ma- caskill and Mrs. Robinson,
Chinese Curio Caravan-(Chin- ese Goods and Stationery)--Lead- era: Miss J. M. Smith and Mrs. E. G. Phillips.
Fairizigs in Plenty (Fancy Goods)--Leaders: Mrs. Evans and Mra Cocking.
Orchard Glen(Fruit)-Leaders: Mrs. Hoare, Mrs. Blair and Mr.
All the fun of the Fair was to be found. There were the breeches buoy, coconut shy, chequered table, hoop-la, core # goal, darts, akittles, goldfish bowls, find the spot, bran tub, and gipsy cauldron, arranged by St. Andrew's "Rovers and Scouts, Wolf
·"and Cuba attracted "many An
Brownles. customers.
A feature of the Fair was the children's fancy dress parade which attracted a large number of entries: 'Many very original and lovely costumes were displayed by the juvenile contestants and "a. bright scene was presented as they made a complete circuit of the ground,
"WENDY'S HOUSE”
Bolton.
The Tinkery-(Household Goods) -Leader: Mrs. Lakeman.
Bookery Nook (Second-hand Books and Music)-Leaders: Mr. Evans and Mr. Çocking.
Pedlar's Pack-(Men's Stall)....... Leaders: Mrs. Jeffrey's Mrs. Moy and Mrs. Price.
Punch Bowl-(Minerals)Rovers and Scouts,
Ice Cream Vendor (Mr. IA, Jordan).
Christmas Cards from designs by: Mr. W. F. Felshow and Mrs
Megan Jories,
THANKS
The committee wish to tender "Wendy's House, in the Trees," their sincere thanks to the follow- firranged by Mrs. J. R. Higgs, ing proved a special treat for the Mr. J. G. Boar for design of Pro- children while the Fellow of gramme cover; desi Youth's presentation of two ex- cerpts from Lavengro" (By George Borrow) was very well acted and won the admiration of the large audience The plays were pro duced by lars. L. E. Kirby and Mr. R. Baldwin
Mr. J. Egan for acting as "Car- men";
The many business Arms, and all who contributed towards the staža.
The many stallholders and other willing helpers.
"A great deal of hard work has been done by the sub-committee formed to make the arrangements to-night, and our thanks and con- gratulations are due to Mr. and Mrs. Dinnen and Mr. Rose. Our thanks are also due to Mr. Dimond for his hearty co operation.
PROPOSED GYMKHANA
"I want to take this opportunity to inform members that it is pro- posed to hold a gymkhana at the end of November-the exact date of which will be notified later. We hope to see as good an attendance of members and friends then as we have here to-night-in fact, we are hoping that by that time many of the guests here to-night will have become members and joined our happy family. Most of the items in this gymkhana will" b: novelty events, where even the most inexperienced rider stands a chance. I may mention that the Kadoorie Cup. presented by our Patron will be awarded,, to the member securing the most number of points over the day.
The presence of Mr. Kadoorie here to-night shows the interest he has in the welfare of the Club and I take this opportunity of calling upon him to Bay & few word."
MR. KADOORIE'S SPEECH Replying, Mr. Lawrence Kadoorte Bald:-
"It gives me very much pleasure to be here to-night, and to see how the Equine Sports Club has suc- ceeded and expanded since. I last addressed you.
That you have to listen to me again is due to your very energe- tic and enthusiastic president. You Tün A great risk-having heard me twice I do not doubt that there will still be a third time.
"In thanking you for this very de-.
pleasant evening courtesy mands that I should not inflict upon you a long peroration. Let me only make of this an occasion to wish you continued prosperity, co-operation and happiness. Na "We are now sitting around the largest hors-shoe in Hong Kong I hope 4t may bring to us all,
of "luck." jointly and severally, the very best
LECTURE
Under the auspices of the Hong Kong University Engineering Bo- ciety a lecture on "Mechanical
Calculator" will be given by Mr. D. W. Morley, M.A., on Friday, Novem- bere at 8.30 p.m. in the Univer- alty.
ROMANY FAIR
Owing to the success of the Romany Fair which was held in St. Andrew Church ground on Saturday afternoon, the Fair will be continued to-day and will be opened at 3 pm. There will be no charge for admission.
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