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The Earthquake in Italy.
VICEROY'S CHANG'S SYMPATHIA
CHINESE GRATITUDE. [From Our Own Correspondent.
Canton, 14th January. To solicit subscriptions for the relief of the sufferers by the recent, disastrous calamities in South Italy, Viceroy ILE. Chiog Jes. Chus has issued a proclamation as follows:"On learning of the earthquake in Italy, I hastened lo telegraph to the Italian Consulat Hongkong to express my sympathise and to inquire about the sumber of liver lost. In reply, I have bear informed by the Consul, that the figures of casualties are estimated to be no less than one hundred thousand, which is unusually severe disaster. In view of the fact that splendid sum of money was received from for signer of different nations in aid of the sofferent by the recent disastrous floods in Kwangtups this year, the Kwangtung people as a mark of reciprocation. should devise means to render pecuniary help, to the unfortunate paople lo fly. I have already given instructions to collect subscriptions from official circles and 1 am now again to order that the various Chart able lastitutions be requested to start subscrip. tion lists forthwith to assist the homeless peor ple in that country."
THE VOLUNTEER"BALI
Queen's College.
ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
AN HISTORIC CUP. FRESENTED TO
THE COLLEGE,
„The annual “distribution of prizes, by His Excellency the Governor, Sle Frederick Lugard, to the scholars of Queen's College, took place at noon today, and war, as usual, largely attended.
15, 1909
de Martin, wal: 870,717, or 59,723 more, than in 1907. This increase is attributable to ibe low rate of the dollar in the market, for purposes of exchange compensation in the Estimates it had been calculated at a
ciplas of phonet
revenue of this establishment in spite of proc our reduced numbers, shows an increase of builds $667 over that of 1907. Towards the total cost resolves of the maintenance of Queen's College, fees ments contribute 44% and the Government 56% This is clearly set forth in Table TV an edition to
our statistical tables, and which is intended, eventually, to be a decennial reforo.
forma" combinati:
exactly and scientifically whic maniacy or compound, are comict
are incorrect. It checks error by abo real source of the error. It is the final soon of all absolutely correct speech, and
early acquiring onw, and increased the domain of pedagogy. No teacher's intel lectual outfit can be regarded as approaching- completion unless it factades some organised
VAN ENJOYABLE FUNCTION,
The annual Ball given by the Officers and men of the Hongkong Volunteer Corps took place at the City Hall last night, and proved, as in former years, an enjoyable function la every suspect. For the past fortnight, ievils tions were issued in galore, and when the merry company foregaand at t. George and St. Andrew's Halls'. last night, nothing but
The Governor was accompanied by his pri perfection and unbounded hospitality was
The following changes in the staff took place evident, The scheme of decorations were vate secretary (Mr. Ar J Brackenbury); and effectively canied out. The massive pillars Captats Mitchell Taylor, A.D.C, and was to during the year.-Dr Wright wep to Europe the passage way leading to the grand staircoub ceived by Mr. T. K. Desly, the headmaster, on a much-needed and well-earned year's leave ware entwined with luxuriant foliage, while Among the spectators were noticed the Bishop of absence, 8th April. This implied promotion the staircase itself was carpated in crimson of Victoria, Mr. J. J. Leiria (Consul General of one steps down the whole staff, with the ad- Warlike mural embellishments played an im for Portugal) Mra, and Miss Chatham, Rev.dition of 10 acting pupil teacher; Mr Chan 53-knowledge of this important branch of linguis portant part in the scheme of decorations, aud and Mrs. Pearce, Mr. Lo Kom Tong, Rev, Yui, toth Chinese Assistant, resigned to com- tics. If the Normal School be ever re-started, everywhere guns looked out from boware of Brother Christian, Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, Mr. E plate bis education in Europe 30th April: Mr.it curriculum ought to include this greenery as if anxious to assert their death- A. Irving, Mr. and Miss Shelton Hooper, Ms Wong Holman, appoisled, toth Chinese as dealing powers; bayonets flashed on the Bateman, Miss Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Craik, and sistant, tit May; Me Lo Walchors, appoloted 71th Chinese Assistant 1st May, Mr Bird, Senior brightly-illuminated walls, and zifies' muzzles 'others. V
Abora the first The attention of the spaciators was drawn instant Master, returned to the Colony from faced one threateningly, flight of the staircase, the crest of the Corps massivesilver cup-s present made to the collage long leave, #3rd June, Mr. Cheung Ke-shing, was picked out in soft-coloured lights, and which was exhibited in a prominent posities. 2nd pupil teacher, resigned, 31st July; Nr. right opposite, the ensign of our citizen will be seen this valuable souvenir has a very. Leung Wing-wai, 1st pupil teacher, left. Sist soldiers war displayed, to great advantage. interesting history. In 1878 it was presented August, Mr. Tang Kun-sham, and Mr. Li In the dancing balls themselves, there was a Dr. Stewart, then headmaster of the Central Lun-kwal, after probullon were, on 28th Sep. very little in the way of decorations, as the School (now Queen's College) by old boys on tomber, articled as pupil teachers, the former Committee is whose hadde the work of decora-bis promotion as Colonial Secretary With with effect from 1st May, and the latter from tion was lef' wisely 'refrained from rendering the cup were presented addresses, and emble 1st July, Mr. Cheung Kit-tson, acting pupil the place italy with unaacassary embellish,matical embroiderica. The Jato Dr. Stewart teacher, resigned 15th November. -ments. To the excellent music supplied by The accepted these, bal declined to receive the cup Buffs, the happy gathering tripped the fantastic, on account of its great valus The cup, after too with refreshing rest. The soft shades of being in the possession of trustees for many the ladies' charming costumes and the bright years, bat now been handed over to Queen's naval and military uniforms tended to rellere College. Apart from historic associațious, the sombre attire of the guests. During the it is interesting as a specimen of Chinese work dancing, a aucrptuous repast as served in manship new very rarely seep, an adjoining room, and here again, the thinks HEADMATTER'S REVIEW OF THE PAST YEAR The report of the beadmaster, Mr. T. K. of all are due for the excellent way in which the catering was carried out Dancing was kept Dealy, was as follows. up till the small hours of this morning, and when at last it was over and the guests had to leave the ball-room, it was with a heavy heart that they did so, with lingering hopes for text year's dance.
TUBACCO STORE BURGLED.
GOOD HAUL MÄDE BY THIEVES, Messrs, Sayce and Company's tobacco store, 14, Beaconsfield Arcade, was again visited by robbers. On this occasion they were succett fal, and stole about $50 worth of stull, When the work was done is not known, but it is believed it was accomplished at an early tour this morning, Forcing their way through the back door, which they broke down, the burglars made their way into the building sad femoved such goods as tobacco pouches, piper, cigar, cases, hair clippers, etc. An attempt, it is believed, was also made to get at the safe, But in this they failed. The intruders were, perhaps, disturbed at their work, for they tit untouched much more valuable property, which was at their hand. The burglary has been rain ported to the police, who are investigating,
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la geography, questions were set that called for application rather than for meje dry enumeration of geographical facts. The revulta were gratifying. Mathematics in I. A mod in Clease 111 ate good: In Class 11 very good. Elementary Algebra and geometrical drawing to Clais 1V both gare excellent results, Mensuration in Clasi 11 reached a bigh standard ¦ in' Class I ibis subject wad but fair. The general intelligence paper do Class I was well answered by 1-A only Hygiene throughout Classes I to V was katls-o factory. The non-Chinese bayi in the Uppar School take physiology and elementary science in lien of the two translation pipers: they are divided into splots and juniors. The results le each section can only be regarded as fair, the uneven character of the answers being due to the fact that the boys come from different classes.
Optional classes vary considerably from yest to year. This year the two classes for model and freehand drawing, taken by the Second Master, only comprised 4 students each. AN passed creditably in freehand one boy failed in model, the test being about equal to that of the Junior Oxford Local. AS
Boys taking trigonometry were divided into^ libros section-senior, junior and beginners. The one senior did a very creditable paper, getting 88 marks out of 10011 juniors out of e failed to come up to the required standard, and the beginners all got through, · The percent, age for the entire class works out at 87 par cant, which may be considered bigbly satisface
tory.
Queen's College entered a team of to boys
for the Astual Hygiene Competition; we were placed third in the list recently issted...
The effect of plague on our numbera hau already been alluded to otherwise, the general health of the students has been good; 17 boys bave been off the roll, for varying periods, on account of scabies, and 21 for beri-beri." "Int obedience to Notification 282 of 16th April any boys suspected of eye trouble, bave been font to the Tung-Wa Hospital for report. Eleven cases were returned, as suffering from trachoma it a mild form, and underwent treatment Duringthe part year, 1,270 scholars have been extending from 1 to 6 months; 4 cases were returned as trachoma ia a virulent form, and on the roll. The average daily attendance MAE pir. The corresponding figures. for the pre-3 as not trachoma. Boys with the mild vious year were 1.418. and 1,005 respectively, form of this disease, provided they sub mit to treatment, are allowed to attend The lower dumbers for 19:8 are due partly to A word of praise is due to Lieut. Col. Chapa recrudescence of plague in the middle of the school; the virulent cases are sent away antit man and his colleagues for their dütiring pains year, what many boya loll the Colony by the cured. Examination and treatment of trachoma direct uiters of their parents partly to the at the Tung-Wa Hospital are tes of charge. making the" Ball's success" Following were the different, commitices authorised introduction of an age limit for ad- As recommended by the notificalida, our floors appointedi.
mission, but mainly to the welcome reduction are regularly mapped with a weak solution of FORTHCOMING RACES,~ Tavitation-Lieut.Col, Chapman, Major in the size of classes is recommended by the Jeyes' Fluid, to lay dust and destroy germs MacDonald, Captain's Armstrong, Crake and Governing Body and sanctioped by Hit.Ex-The examination of the eyes of the pupils of this ERECTION OF BOOTHS AND MATSHEDS
Skinner,
cellency the Governor. With respect to the College made by Dri. Jordan and Grone in 1907, This afternoon, the several lots, numbered 1 Supper and Wine-Lisut.-E. D. C. Wolfsage limit, it may be remarked that on boy over showed that a large proportion of our boys 5. WATSON & CO., is ig were jet by public auction by Messia (Convener), Captain Wood, Corps Sergi Majors is English years will henceforward he admit suffered from trachoma in various stages. Is Hughes and Hough for the erection of baths Logan, Rodger, Glayn, Meek and Gray, Gorted to Class Vi; allowing for a year in each the interests of health, it would be well if such
a professional examination of the eyes of the Tho Normal Master, Mr. Tanner, in a cares LIMITED,
and matsheds on the government ground ad- porals Cunningham and Crawford, and Gunclúss, na boy over 20 yence of age can be ad.”
mitted to Class to course al time; 91 our entire school could be made annually, prefer- fully drawn up report addressed to me, says joining the racecourse, north of the Grandners Wilkinson and Bridger. Stand enclosure. Following are the results of
present over-age boys are eliminated, we shali ably alter our winter vacation. Superficial lay that the articled and acting pupil teachers under
the auction
have classes composed of boys of fairly uniform observation, though never so well-intentioned, his charge shew the greatest eagerness in, thuật,
Lot No.
age. This regulation must vofailingly bring, cannot be expected to be thoroughly efficient Wosk, and evince every desire to improve in el them about great improvement ip class work. Boys in the case of such an infectious disease on their own particular studies... As a result of
my own personal observation of the same age pull together far better, not only trachoma, in the school room but in the playground.
Attendance, on the whole, continues.regular Mors wiringent rules, with regard to leave are being gradually, introduced, and it is earnestly to be hoped that paints and guardians will rendeavour to sec'ibat these are rigorously observed. Boys at school should "osither be expected nor encouraged to apply for leave to be present et miqar family functions, such as the birthdays and mariages of relatives. The atmost regularity, is absolutely essential it real progress is to be made. It seems absurd that a boy should be summoned by his parents from the strenuous soulian of school life, to his dis tant native village, merely to participate in a boyse warming. Such applications have been received.
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Décoration. Lieut. Andrews (Convener), Licuts: Kenzell, Rees, «Russell, Sergis. Darby, Seth and Witchell, Usiporals Biden, Leofesty and Smith, and Gunners Pestley and Maryball Cloak and Card-room,--Captain Forsyth (Convener), Captains Comment and Skipper, Licuts, Northcole and Ross, Sergt. Major. Meek and Corporal 59 by:
Dancing-Captain Armstrong (Convenit), Sorgts. Hayward and Wright, Trooper Hick- map, Corp. Gregory and Pte. Carroll,
Captain Thompsonably performed the tank of secretary, assisted by Corporal Sorby and Sergt. Avenell,
"NEWLANDS" SOLD.
FINE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY DETAINED A
CHEAP,
The valuable leasehold property known and registered in the Land Office as Inland Lots Nos. 1,544 and 1,772, with the premises thereon
19 ............... 4. At the conclusion of the safe, there was a dispute between a number of Chinese as to now known as "Newlands," Conduit Road, was who was the purchaser of lot No. 11, Cries sold in ous ici at Mesus: Hughes and Hough's to put up the lot again were heard, but, it was decided by Mr. Hughes, be auctioneer, that auction rooms at noon to-day. The property consists of all those pieces or parcels of the name on his list should have the lot
ground situate at Victoris in the Colony, ol Hoogkong and registered: in the Land SENSATION AT SHAU-KI-WAN..
Office at Inland Lots Nos. 1,44 and 1,712, THE DOINGS of an armed GAND, The property is held under: and subject to the agreements and conditions of sate under Shau-ki-wan West was the scene of a daring which the same were purchased from the Crown armed robbery yesterday, Three men, having at public auction. The purchaser will be en no doubt become aware that occupants-with tiled to apply for and obtain Crown leases of the exception of one maa-of house No. 108 the lots for terms of 75 years each, subject to were absent, raided the premises. They threw the payment of the Crown rents payable and pepper into hit ayes, then bound and gagged to the performance of the conditions and agres him, and cleared the house of all the valuables, mente performable in respect thereof. which amounted to about $52. This they Approximate area of Foland Lot No. 1,544: made into a bundle, and departed. Some 49,746 square feet. Approximate annual Crown minutes. later the victim managed to fres himerant $419.42. self and reported the affairat the police sation. So far as we know no capture has been made
yet...
Approximate area of Inland Lot No. 1/12 13,872 square feet. Approximate nonual Crown
*rent 59%
L.
There were a number of people present in CANTON DAY BY DAY.
terested in landed property. Bidding was not RED CROSS SOCIETY, *
very keen. The property was put up for $40,000 Mr. H. N. Mody was the first to raise "{From Our Own Corrispondant.]
the price by St,000, by which amount the bidding rose lill Ses,opo was reached, when the Canton, 14th January, · Doctor Ng Hon Chi and several other gen. property was knocked down to the original bidder (Mr. H., N. Mody) for the very low surg
At the last Oxford Local Examination our throughout the year, coupled with the fogl candidates obtained a certificates, the same to which they are submitted in the cour number as in 1906. The percentage of passer of the annual examination, I am fully abla was: Sepiors 30%, Juniors 33% and Preliminarissendoma bis appreciative remarks. Hi 67% One of our junior candidates was the only also points out the fluctuating character of this one in the Far East who passed In Higher important section of our staff i thas, of 7, who, Mathematics. Queen's College, being a day composed the class at the beginning of the yes school only, is sadly bampered in the prepara ir a now remitin, a oth:re have been pig. tion of its boys for public and other examina moted to Assistant Masterships in the Collage tions. A hostel, il established, would be a and 3 bave left to better. themselves, ¡1 may- most beneficial addition. It does cof seem out also add that impending changes the creatica of place here to state that the delegates at of two extra classes, and one English master (8, Oxford are now propared" to examine senior go on leave soon after our re-assembling, will. candidates int Classical Chineto, and a pass io mean further promotion of papil teachart are this subject, takes in conjunction with several they bave completed their anticias of age other subjects, will exempt such candidates ment. The only solution of this really difchlt. de from responsions. They are also prepared to problem seems to be the opening of a Normal No doubt, atong the many mailers Chinese examine Preliminary, Junior and Senior Can School, from whore students both. Queen's, College and the Education Department could that peed reform, in that of early marriage, 1 didates in Madera Chinese. This extension of draw a supply of trained teachers. The serious had in my office recently a candidate for matri. the curriculum for Chinese students ought to lack of properly-trained and adequately. future, enabling them to compite on more leve equipped Anglo Chinese tarchers is one which will be felt with increasing severity: In the monial honours who was but it years old! give them a larger chance of success in the Comment is needless.
terms with boys in England.
fatore, on account of the Incensing,damand throughout the eighteen provinces, for native teachers with a working knowledge of English to the vernacular school, 473 boya is 1 The results of the annual examination for sections and classes, were examined, 90 per sections are in the gib or highest class : 95 is prizes and promotions, held by me deder Stand. cont. plasing of this aggrežaja (192 in, diz ing Orders from the Governing Body, are three sections in the 4th class. 105 in thres under:=
.... The average aga tfapplicants for marriage ranges between '19 and 20, is notorious that such boys, almost without exception, lose position in class. The youg wife in generally left behind in the country with the parents, but the youth bas, formed new ties and new interests; his mind is distracted at a time when it should be wholly devoted to study,
Clas VII, the last remnant of our Prepare tory School, was abolished in 1907. The of alates was also abandoned in our Lower Schrol towards the end of the year,
sections in the 3rd class, and 30 tion in the fat or lowest clau.
of
boys in the highest wardacalar clas
single soc
School was ja session during 274 instead of 231 days. The typhoon which passed over the Upper School, 319 boys examined; 284, or Oniony in the night between the 27th and 18th 89%, passed. Lower School, 514 boys x.
increases year by year, and is a most July unroofed the central part of the bill, and amined; 470, or gi%, passed. Total, 833 boys so damaged the well wing that it was deemed examined, and 754, or. 90.5"!.. passed.
Table I shows the percentage of passes, in testimony to the splendid efficiency advisable to end the term and to band the building over to the Public Works Department Column III, of individual classes, and in sub- of our work, I may at this poin for immediate attention. The summer vacation sequent columos, of, each subject. With the that two of our visitors Haring the accordingly began on the stat Taly, eight days exception of 1B, so per cent and IV E, $7 per Excellency the Junior Amish of Tibets and earlier thao had been originally arranged, and cent--both of which are distinctly below the Consal General for China in Australla, baik of
whom are distinguished did continued until the 8th September, ipciosive. averags-together with 1 Coriginally counting The enforced and unavoidable closing of these boys, who had dwindled down to 17 when College, quite independen college interfered Both with the examination examined, and of whom only, 4 Dr 24 per cent expressed to me their intens that was being conducted by the independent paused, a most deplorable percentage the the restoration of verus examiners as well as with my own examina. total results, although not equal to those of curriculum tion of the lower school. Had the disaster last year, are novenheless highly satisfactory. occured: aweek sooner when the Oxford They are distinctly better than those of 1905 Locals were in full swing the results would and 19c6. Thus, Classes I A, and VA and VIA
During the past year 18 bor ployment in different dapir.men Government, 23 under the
Parkce Ching has recovered from his illicistlemen, promoters of the Canton Red Cross of $45,000. At this ßgurs the cost per square hare been, even more calamitous, and more all pasted ton per cent.y and classes 11 B, 11f Government, 47 in professional: and attended to Stale affairs on the Counc Society, bave petitioned the Vicéray reqoosting foot of levelled land, with a fon mansion on it, widely felf, – Great crèdit is due to the Hon A, and IV H, 98 par cent ; and classes IIA, II offices, aut 74 in situations outsi
.as usual, on the 8th instant,
him to be kind enough to submit the same of and the very costly retaining wall, together ourable Director of Tublic Works for the C,111 B, 111 E, IVA, V B, VI B; VIC, and These 162, boys aço practic their establishment to be registered at Peking. Tile Prince Regent will dispatch a number of In reply, the Viceroy stated that he deeply up with the well laid-out" approach" to the house, anergetic, and prompt manner with which VID all passed between or per cent and 97 Upper School, and from the
preciated the charitable aim of the petitioners works out at 71.2g cents.
near noblemen of the Imperial Family abroad | and that he would be pleased to comply with
for study to improve their education.
THE, Chinese Government, has decided to place all Custom Houses and Likin barriers under the direct control of the Ministry of Fiasco
PRESIDENT Tish Liang, of the Ministry of Wat, proposes to request the Prince Regent to hold a review of troops, In the North and South Park, some time in the coming spring..
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Dè, Hamilton Wright, acting chairman of the American Oplom Commission, informs the W.OD. New that the Commission hai or
their requesti
"SHE DIDN'I KNOW"
WOMAN SUED FOR COSTS,
.. ROBBERS RUN TO EARTH. Telegraphic communication has been re ceived from Singapore by the Viceroy, that two robbers, one named Lok Lan Ku and the other Tam Yu, have been arrested and that Chinese In the Supreme Court, this muming, Miss Government deputies should be sent there to Minnie Hayden was summoned by Mesure, identify them and to bring them to Cactor. Goldring, Barlow and Morrell to recover the The framed rubber is supposed to be the robber chief Lak: Lan Ching, and the second Fum of $250, alleged to be due for costs"in to be oce of the band in the Salmam piracy, recent action. Mr.Q. D. Thomson appeared The Viceroy has now accordingly given ipstrace for the plaintiff firm || tions to Admiral Ei Chan to take the matter In hand to have the two prisoners brought back 10 Canton, DEW** FLOOD RELIEF.
Yesterday the Japanese Conig! at Canton called on isotal Tim Kne at the Viceroy's Yaman and informed him that be inten
| behalf of blu coqetrymso, LASTEMIE
ranized its efice on the fifth floor of the Piliceam of 7000 towards the funds for
n'asceira" callem bag for vaskularani by the recent disastrous flood
the weak, in the riverinaŭdistricts, for which Tasteks
Mr. Justice Gompe -You are sted for ago. Do you admit
Delond
the necessarily extensive repairs were taken in per cent. A more generous supply of paper constitate the very pick if our hand, Tell-tales were also inserted in suitable | was allowed throughout the eximination and," it in emisently fisttering to places in test whether or no the stability of the as a result, incressid meatacid was observable thus fornithlog the supply it is neretkulesa disappo
teach main wall bad been disturbed. Fortunately, on all bande their evidenco was of a 16-assuring and satis. factory mature.. On the opening day, the 9th September, all traces of the accident had totally disappeared. The year 19.8, owing to this typhoon, is the only year In the annals of Queen's College during which there has been Bg sejtion in the month of August,
The English subjects of reading, conversation dication, grammar, composition and history, in the higher sections of each class, show chair, evidence of carelol teaching, and "of, equ careful attention on the part of the boys lower icclions, composed of less'able boys though generally, but pol always gaining less A forited list of school holidays was "ap-marks, reach a suisfactory level. proved by His Excellency the Govamor in regto the subject of English, I would lay stress micute dated 19/11/ The notice is that the
Four Who
palat of on thi
has been shown in
EYEN KRONET cal
the boys come ind the moc