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FEBRUARY 17th, 1930.
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Arriving NEW YORK.
APRIL 17th, 1930.
Two days available for sight-seeing in NEW YORK, Leaves NEW YORK
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
LOCAL YACHTING.
ARMY BEAT THE CLUB IN
'SAILING RACES.
There was an interesting contest between the R.H.K.Y.C, and the Army yesterday, the Inter winning by 144 points to 130. Details follow:
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Norring face.
Starting Gun 11 am: Course-Club Line West to East, Channel Rocks (P), Kowloon Rock (P), Mark on Line (S). Cust Stock Mark-Boat (S), Club Line West to Enet, Distance, 6.5 miles.
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FANCY DRESS DANCE AT UNIVERSITY.-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1930.
The Great Hall of the Hongkong University presented an animated aceno on Saturday night, when re- vellers, in all sorts and conditions of attractive fancy costumes, danced in the vaulted chamber. The occasion was the fancy dress ball given by the Lady Undergra- duates to swell the funds of the new Women's Hostel nt the Varsity and a good sum must have been realized as a result of their offorts, while they certainly gave a most enjoyable evening to the big crowd which attended.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH.
ANNUAL MEETING HELD) :
YESTERDAY.
The annual general meeting of the members of St. Peter's Church was held at the Seamen's Home yesterday afternoon. The Vory. Rev. Denn Swann occupied the chair, and the report for the year was presented by Mr. A. C. Braine- Hartnell.
Mr. Hartnell said that the meet- in was their first since the status of the Church had been altered. They had surrendered their inde- peadence and had bound them- selves, in fealty to St. John's Ca- thedral under the name of a Chapel of Easel The change was a pure Kaln for St. Peter's. They were
Cathedral.
Further merriment was provid- ed by the male of balloons and fav ours by stall keepers in the ball-drawn closer to their Mother room, and the dance had not long Church and secured the advan- teen in swing
when the Great tage of having a permanent priest
in charge. Hall took on the appearance of a
Actually, continued. Mr. Hart: fashionable cabaret on some extranell, they had retained their in- special occasion. One's sympathy dependence and integrity and also Roes out to Mra. H. T. Creasy, Mrs. had a voice in the affairs of the Finnigan, and Colonel Skinner, who were the judges of the fancy costumes. While a good many dancers appeared in evening dress, a fair number paraled before the judges in a variety of costumes. A glance at Colonel Skinner's face during the judging showed that Pls. The ofleer was facing a serious problem, but with the aid of his lady colleaugos be awarded prizes which satisfied all..
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The Army. Yacht Salled by
P'Lion
Pia.
Dinga,
LL Col. Cardew
2
'16
Dorothea,
Li. Maclaren
3
14
Halcyon,
Major Campbell
13
Wings,
Capt. Peyton Reid
11
Boojum,
Capt. Shipsey
Adunge
Col. Stewart
13
4.
Zephyr,
Capt. Wernicke
11
13
Grel,
T
Major Hanna
10
Total
RIKY.C
Mr. E. E. Benham..
1
17
Culleon,
Mr. F. D. Trney
5
12
Dapline,
Mr. A. L. Shielde
16
2.
Why Wonder 7
Mr. H. S. Rouse
10
7
Blurnose,
Mr, G. . Gandy
४
Speedwell,
Mr. E. B. Lambert... 12
5
Lole,
Mr. W. D. Russell... 14 Wendy.
3
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Mr. S. Odlazi
10
Total
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19th APRIL, 1930.
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Yacht Sailed"by" Ption Rolla,
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Loss of Mr. Halward.. During the year St. Peter's had suffered a temporary loss, and had made a permanent gain. The loss he referred to was the departure on leave of the Rev. Halward, who in addition to his duties Bishop's secretary, had acted as priest to St. Peter's. The latter work, together with the interest he look in the Young Men's Club, would have been more than a full time job in ordinary circumstances. They would miss the genial per Miss Edna Leung, Chinese Prin-somlity of Mr. Halward, and the cess, 1st prize, oilet set. Church owed him very much in- presented by His Honour the Chief deel. Justice.
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The following were prizewinners in the Ladies' Section:
Mius Jala Lam, Peasant Girl. 2nd prize, a doll, presented by the Lady Undergraduates.
The gain was the presence of Mr. Watkins, who is now permanent priest to St. Peler's, St. Peter's could not start its now career un- der better auspices. It was the
in
Mrs. H. C. Chan, Dutch Girl, 3rdfirst time since 1918 that the parish prize, presented by the Judges, had been able to support
In the 'Gentlemen's Section, the time priest, following awards were made:-
Mr. Tam Yip-fong, Chinese Duke, 1st prize, Pen Set, presented by His Honour the Chief Justice.
Mr. J. Pau, Indian Constable, 2nd prize, doll, presented, by the Pis. Lady Undergraduates.
Afternoon Race. Starting Gun 240 p.m. Course.
Channel Club Line West to East, Rocks (P), Cust lock Mark Boat (S), Kowloon Rock (S), Club Line East to West. Distance, 6.6 miles.
The Army. Yacht Sailed by Nolla,
P'uten
Capt. Hatton Hall
1
17
Colleen,
Col. Stewart
3
14
Daphne,
Lt, Scott Elliot
14
3
Why Wonder7
Major Hann
12
6
DUE TO SAIL.
Bluenose,
L1. Martin
8
.9
Speedwell,
Capt. Wernicke
12
Lola.
Major Campbel!
13
Wendy.
Lt. Col. Cardew
30
71
Morning ruce
73.
Total points
RAJKYA.
341
Yacht Sailed by ↑ P'Lion Diana.
Mr. A. L. Shields .... 2 Dorothen,
Pls.
15
Mr. G. H. Gandy ....
齐
Halcyon,
Mr. F. D. Tracy
10
Wings,
Mr. W, 1, Russell ...
B
3
Hoojum,
Mr. H. S. Rous
6
13
Adamac,
Mr. E. E. Benham
11
0
Zephyr.
Mr. E. B. Lambert
15
2
Gael,
Mr. de Ville
10
1
60
3rd March
Morning race
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Total points...... 130
Army 131, Club 142.
Previous result, on December 15,
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