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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
NEW ZEALAND TO-DAY.
BISHOP OF LONDON'S IMPRESSIONS.
The Bishop of London, in a let- ter to the Times, written from R. M. S. Maunganui, describes his stay in New Zealand. The letter is as follows:
"You will love New Zealand when you get there," so every one said, and so we did. Whether it is the brilliant sunshine, or the hospitality of the people, or the sporting char. acter of the rainbow trout that most impresses the visitor depends a little bit on the character and tastes of the visitor himself, but so far as I was concerned all of them appeal- ed to me.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1927.
PIANO RECITAL.
CLEVER PLAYING BY MR.
ORE'S PUPILS.
PASSENGERS
ARRIVED.
Per a.s. President Jackson from U. S., via ports, June Mr. Konnoth E. Fisher. Mr. W. K. Ho, Mr. J, C. Huston, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Leahy, Mr. Harold Mackenzie, Dr. and Mrs. W. R. Morse, Mr. A. Pokhvalinsky, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rout, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Rout, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wills.
Their work revealing the care. ful training they had undergone. tao pupils of Mr. Harry Ore gave a recital at St. John's Cathedral Hall yesterday evening when there was an excellent attendance. The programme was delightfully
Per s.5. Tenyo Maru from San varied and each individual pupil Francisco, via ports, June R-Mr. R. showed a complete knowledge of Ackerman, Dir. Y. Kikuchi, Mrs. U. the pieces they played. An Kikuchi, Master H. Kikuchi, Master teresting feature was the Sonatinn Y. Kikuchi, Master K. Kikuchi, Mr. for two planos by Mozart and and Mrs. E. Thompson, Miss S. M. Grieg played by Miss Rose Choy Thompson, Miss R. E. Thompson, Dr. and Mr. Ore.
A. Anderson, Mrs. C. K. Liong, Mr. S. W. Tea
Taal, Mr. Androw Tae Mir Schreiterer, Saronson, Mrs. M. Cushing, Mr.
. M. G. Chan, Mrs. S. Lai, Villadolid, Mr. W. Show, Mr. S. Quan, K. Hung, Mrs. Y. N. Wong, Master M. J. Lau, Mr. M. Morimoto, Mr. K. Amand, Mr. M. Kido, Mr. K. D. Wong, Mr. H. S. Kan, Mr. K. C. Chin, Mr. C. F. Yeng, Mr. Y. Y. Kam,
neys.
The full programme was.. as follows. - 1. (a) March "Under the Banner
Delibes.
The programme was a lengthy one and it would no doubt have To take the climate Arst: afterwards the end if the hall had been assisted the pupil who played to the earthquakes of Japan, the plerc illuminated as the latter part of ing cold of Korea, the perspiration the recital was given in semi dark of Singapore and Java, the drought and floods of Australia. It was re- freshing to come to a place which was neither too hot nor too cold, and where they expected a sunny day. At the same time we were told that they did not always get one, and were especially warned of the folly of the migrants who sell their greatcoats before starting and part with their old clothes,.. whereas they want their greatcoats just as much as in England and their old clothes to start upon any job which they may find going on arrival. But I will come back to the migrant in a moment.
Meanwhile, do let me dwell upon the hospitality of the people of New Zealand and their loyalty to the Old Country. When I heard that the Duke and Duchess of York were going to visit New Zealand at the same time, 1 nearly cut out 'Now Zealand for fear of being de trop; but I am very glad I did not, as the hearts of New Zealanders were big enough for everybody from the Old Country, and the im- mense meetings which I addressed,
2.
4.
of Victory" (Duet) Bion, (b) Pizzicato....
Miss Ethel Banker. The Song of the Robin
Miss Jessie Wong, Coronation March,
5. (a)
.6.
8.
9.
Wellington, Auckland, und 10. Christchurch (Dunedin had, alas! to be left for lack of time) could 11. not have been increased even if the good New Zealanders had not been Siving an enthusiastic weleonic to their Royal guests at the same time. i was able at Christchurch to join
in the welcome to the Duke at Christ's College, the best-known public school in New Zealand, where
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I had preached earlier in the morn-14. ing. He was able to secure extra week for the boys, and I'a
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Warren.
Mr.
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Mrs.
Mrs.
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Per Pres. Plerce for U.S. via Seattle June 7-Mrs. K. W. Brown, Miss Daisy D. Brown, Mrs. H. T. Budd, Mrs. J. S. Gossard, Miss Dorothy Gossard, str. John Gossard, Miss
M. Meyerbeer.
Mina Murid Gubbay. Fragment from "The
Dance of the Hours"
Miss Irene Gitting. Serenade
Ponchielli.
Drigo.
Isabel Gray, Mr. George, Ivory, Dr. H. W. Miller, Mr. Victor M. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brown, Mr. R. Laswa, Mr. and Mrs. S. Yoshiokn, Mstr. Y. Yoshioka, Matr. N. Yoshioka, Mr. William G. Hall, Miss Enis Janke, Mr. A. F. Anderson, Mr.
(b) La Coquetlu......Borovsky. E. P. Briggs, Mstr. Ernest
Miss Phoebe To. Madrigal
Miza Elvira Rosario.
Lack.
(a) Cradle Song
Essipoft. () Marionette's Funeral Gounod.
Mr. Donald Anderson,
(a) Au Matin .........Godard, (b) Murmuring Brock ... Polcini.
Miss Grace Ho Tung- (a) Sonatina for 2 pianos
Mozart Grieg. (b) Consolation..
Liszt. (c) Gavotto
Elgar. Miss Rose Cliot. Impromptu in A flat .Schubert.
Miss Hilda Xavier, Habanera
Misc Winifred Kew. (a) Romarice for 2 pianos
Mrs. M. A. Erath, Miss Audrey Cpt. J. Lesiia Johns, IJ, Mr. and R. N. Moon, Matr. John Moon, Mrs. E..Q. Moore, Mrs. N. H. Pachman,
str. Robert Pachman, Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson, Miss Janet Pearson, Mrs. W. G. Ragley, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sanes, Mr. John C.
Jr., Mr. "Sanes, Robert W. Snnor, Mrs. J. R. Von Brak, Mr. H. L. Wond, Miss Alice Wood, Mstr. Harry Wood, Mrs. G. E. Heyler, Miss Helen J. Heyter, Mrs. A. S Nowinski, Mstr. Billia Nowinski, Mstr. Beverley Nowinaki, Dr. and Mr. F. 0. Smith, Matr. Arthur B, Smith, Matr. Paul R. Smith, Matr. John R. Smith, Miss Winifred Smith, Mr. II. E. Vanderwerker, Miss M. V. Basett, Mrs. Cheung Se Na, Mr. Quan Arensky. Mr. Quan Lang, Mr. Ng Jay, Mr. (b) Valse in A But....Chopin. Fong Fong Man Hing, Mrs. Yut (a) The Lark,...
Miss Myra Gutierrez. Quan Wong, Mr. Lee Yee Chung Mrs. Glinka-Huey Shoe, Mr. Ong Fun Yeu, Mr. Balakirew. Dong Fong Sun, Mr. Wong Wo, Mr.
Chabrier.
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(8) Valse in G flat...Chopin. Louie Moon Sue, Mr. Woo Leong,
Miss Daisy Ma."
Mr. Lee Yan, Mrs. E. V. Hamilson, (a) Valse in A flat....Brahms. Miss E. M. Pumb, Mr. H, M. H. (b). Second Mazurka ...Godard. Nemazec, Miss E.
Afr. Henry Mero. Liebestraum
Peterson, Peterson, Master P. Peterson,
0. Liszt, Miss Lopes, Miss Peterson, Mr. A. A. Lopes, Mstr. E. Lopes, Rachmaninoff. Mr. K. Tiniguchi, Mr. James Chong, Miso Alda Leon
Mr. Leftie Lee, Miss Berna Cheng, Valse from "Faust"
Mrs. James Chong, Miss Ivy Chong.
humble half-holiday, as befitted our 16. (8) Prelude in G minor relative positions; but the boys did not do badly that morning. There was, of course, great disappoint-
ment that the Duchess could not come to the South Island; but by this time I hope and trust that she will long ago have been well and tit again.
Fishing Joys,
16.
Gounod-Liszt. Miss
Mr. H. Ore.
GOLF.
WHITSUNTIDE MEETING AT
PANLING.
P
The Whitsuntide meeting at Fan- ling attractek quite a good number of competitors. The weather was warm and the course hard and dry,
Twenty five card; were taken out
Wilma Chong, Mr. Ng Ka Chin, Mrs. Han, Miss Kan, Cheung Yuk To, Mr. Ho Tat Mr. McBreen, Miss. Afanasien,
Mr. Saleh Miss M. Afanusleff, Mr. Ebrahim, Mr. Chau Yet You, Mr. Lee Mow Ming, Mr. Bingosch. Mrs. Bia-
Aliss Bingosch,
Mr. 1. T. Chen, Mr. Chu Chi Lum, Mr. Hung Shu
gasch,
Ki
Mes. Teof Fung Chun, Mr. Cheung Chee, Mr. Luk Ching, Mr. Lai Sam Yi, Mr. P. Q. Vale, Mr.. Lewis, Cornado Garcia, Mrs W. M. Mrs. W. M. Lewis.
The trout fishing on the Tong- ariro River is no doubt the nest in the world. I have caught many salmon in Scotland, but they do not As a rule lenp five times ft. into the air, as a Olb. rainbow trout did,
Empress of Russia for Per 9.5. and if a mere Bishop could get
Manila, June 7.-tr. Vicente Atas, soven, weighing 10 lb., in 24 hours, what could not a clever layman do
Br, R. C. Ackerman, Rev. Father in the Captain's Cup, A. Leach quali-Azhatua, Miss P. W. Bayliss, Mies B. But to come to more serious mat- fyilg with a score of 91-11-80. Beard, Mr. B. Venisch, Capt. and ters: What is the Christian Church doing and what are the D. G. Bruce (10) finished all juare Mr. 1, Cohen, Mra. J. F. Chua, Rev. In the bogey pool K. Hunt (4) and Mrs. T. R. Bartlett, Mr. Jose Bayot, T. prospects of the immigrant? If and divided the prize. Other scores and Mrs. G. B.. Cameron, Mtr, you read a book like "Old New Zen-H. H. M. Oliver (12) and D. G. Bruce Cameron, Mius J. Cameron, Miss R. Cameron, Mr. Chang Wah, Mr. Chow land," by Manning, who himself 101, ane down. Forty cards were Lo, Mr. C. G. de la Cruz, Mrs. Mex
a., Maori wife and lived taken out.
In the Medal Round, in which 28 Carr, Mrs. F. M. Cushing, Mrs. D. C. among them, and realize that a little cards wore taken out, IL. II. M. Oliver Chuan, Mr. Chi Cheo, Miss M. F.
married
more than hundred years ago the won with a acord of 88-127 Dawann. Miss M. Dali, Mr. P. Duhart, other scoren were N. L.. Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. Ethan Davis, Mr.
77, T, D, E. Pendered 82-3-79, H. G. Hegarty 80-10-79.
Nine paire entered for the best ball
Finn, Mr. H. Ghanshamdas, Mrs. D.
1. Enselle, Dr. G. Favis, Mrs. E, R. Y. M. Eu,, Mr. Geo. Enriquez. Mr.
Jow
Lou
whole island was inhabited by fierce man-eating cannibals, it is perfect ly astounding what the Christian Church has done, and one takes off one's hat to men like Samuel Murs- in foursomes, N. L. Smith and Cant.ton, Miss M. C. Hantington, Mtr. J. P. Huntington, Miss J. T. Hunting- den and Bishop Selwyn and the early Bloxham winning with 75-7-063, Huntington, Mr. Y. Hong, Mrs. E. Methodist missionaries, who in a Other scores were Capt. Morris and Helley, Mrs. O. M, Ilina, Mr. hundred years have turned these Capt. lo Groß 818=73 and J. H. Ban, Mr. A. G. Landry, Mr. C. Lim, wild tribes into the most law-abid-Wood and K. Hunt 81-873. ing, happy, though no too, ener- getic, people, who give the tourist a hearty welcome wherever he goes. They are all Christians now of one denomination or another, although some have temporarily followed some wild prophet, who has, how ever, rather lost his prestige by being taken up as "drunk and dis- orderly by the police. The early colonists, of courge, naturally brought their Christian religion with them Dunedin, as is well
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known, was chiefly peopled by Zealand can absorb any number of J. Watanara, Miss Y. Watunare, MFAR EASTERN GAMES. COLONIAL INSTITUTE. Scotch Presbyterians, and Christ farm lads who are willing to go on S.
Watanare Mtr.. T. Watanare, Mr. church was at first a definitely the land, "Flock House" is a gift W. Wiegand,"
and Mrs. I. Wein- Church of England settlement; but from the farmers of New Zealand stein, Mr. J. G. Williams, Mrs, W. F. naturally, as time has gone on, all to the children of the sailors who Woll, Mtr. J. Yinm, Mr. Yu Chay, sorts of people have settled in both, lost their lives in the war, and la Mrs. Yang She, Miss D. B. Yick, Mr. and it was a most eloquent Labour an excellent example of what should and Mrs. Yo Sin Kuy, Mtr. D. Y. Ye,
Miss B. F. Ye, M.P., a Baptist minister mayur, be done. There English boys are who insisted on giving me a civic trained for six months on a farm of welcome in Christchurch at 12 on 8,000 acres and are "gobbled up" by the very day when he was going to the farmers of the back blocks at å welcome the Duke of York at five,
pound a week and their keep. Mary of them can have in 1 few. year enough to start on their
Mastern Olymple this year in Shang two delegates, including those from Britain, Holland France, own; but even
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"Our Chinese sport champions in come to see in this schema are requested to North and South,. except those at
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THE SPECIALS.
In regard to the Far Eastern Olympic Games. Mr. C. T. Wang, The Prince Consort as its Pre- head of the Chinese Olympic Com sident, opened the nineteenth mittee, interviewed by Rengo, aald: session of the International Co- Despite the disturbances occasion lonial Institute at the Peaco ed by internal factional warfare Palace. It was attended by forty- wo have decided to hold the Far
bour Party, I have come to the con-us; he had had three rises in attend at the Chief Inspector's Hankow, have entered for the games, NAVAL DISARMAMENT. clusion that New Zealand can ab-six months, and was now getting Office, Central Police Station, which it is proposed to hold in the sorb at present 10,000 people a year, 37s. 6d. a week and his koop.
on any day between 9.30 a.m. and stadium in the Chinese Athletic but not more ut preacid. The La-
AMBASSADOR TO HEAD' And so, farewell New Zealand, set 12.30 p.m. where the Adjutant will Ground in the French Concession, bour Party are very much fright in the silver sen as fairly as the give all necessary information.
except swimming events, which will
AMERICAN DELEGATION...‚· ened by the appearance for the Mother Country on the other side
take place at the pool in the New. Special Constabulary. Park. The heats for the various first time of a few hundreds of un- of the world. Macaulay pictured a
Washington, Juno 7. employed in their cities; the shimp New Zealander sented on a fragment
events in the Shanghai district will Special Constables can be en-
President Coolidge has in New Zealand butter in Tooley of London Bridge sketching the rolled on any day except Satur- be held in Juno..
"I must add, however," said Mr.minated Mr. Hugh Gibson, Am- street has, hit the farmers; land ruins of St. Paul's. I believe that days and Sundays at the Central Wang in conclusion; "that the pro-bassador to Belgium, Chairman went up to an exaggerated price
winner of the American Dolegation to truer picture will be a proud Police Station at 9.30 am, or 12.30 spect of Chinese being a during the batter boom before and mother, stronger than ever, point pm. Report at Chief Inspector's in the forthcoming Olympic appears the naval disarmament confer- at this moment very alight, except,ence at Geneva-Reuters Ameri- after the war, and sorao men are ing across to a beloved daughter Offlec. "walking on their farms, being nation, growing in influence and quite unable to pay the mortgages power more like her every year.
basket-ball."
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G. B. Harford,
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perhaps, in football, volloy-ball and Ican Servico.
no
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