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NEW CHINESE LIBRARY
GIFT OF LATE MR.
FUNG PING-SHAN
OPENED BY THE
GOVERNOR
"A storehouse of Chinese tradi- tion and ideas ideas, modern as well as unclent dynamic as well as atatic-a storehouse of which this University should keep the key, but a storehouse which should be open- for all time to all those who may wish to consult its accumulated wisdom."
RACE PROGRAMME.
Amendments Notified in Some Events.
FANLING MEETINGS.
KOWLOON WIN AGAIN.
Victoria Chess Club Lose To Peninsula Men.
It is notified by the Fanting Hunt AN INTERESTING MATCH. and Race Club that the programme for their Christmas and New Year! Meeling scheduled for December 27 and New Year's day, (which has al- ready been published in the S. C. A Poat) has been amended. Changes have been made in the conditions ruling the third and fifth races of the first day, and the fourth and sixth rners of the second day.
Owners nro reminded that entries will close this afternoon.
The amended sections of the pro- granime appear as follow. For the meeting on December 27:
The Ladies Race (Unofficial) Winner $160. Second $75. Third #25. Fer China Ponies classified by The Hongkong Jockey Club as "D" Class at time of entry. Weight 150 lbs. Ladies who have not won a flat race the Fung Ping Shan, Chinese allowed 10 lbs. No Whips
These words were used by the Vice-Chancellor of the Hongkong University (Sir William Hernell) In his speech after the opening of
Library yesterday.
Donor's Alm
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spurs,
The mest interesting match in the annals of the Victoria Chess Club and the Kowloon Chess Club was played at Lane Crawford's Restaur aut last evening when the team from the Peninsula beat their houts by alx and a half points to one and a half.
The hosts socured half a point from each of the three firat boards whore Sir Henry Pollock, E. J. Davies and Sir Joseph Kemp were engaged.
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Bir Henry Pollock playing against BATANIA A. C. Ridlington showed a somewhat BOMBAT unfamiliarity of the opening moves CALCUTTA but he was slightly superior in the CANTON middle game. However, his opponent CAWNFORE had the advantage of a pawn after CDU two hours and agreed to accept a draw without the necessity of ad- Judication.
A very evan position was loft on the board where Č. M. Sequaíra oppos- ed E. J. Dayles and at the conclusion of the two hour limit the visitor had a queen against his opponent's two rooks with a bishop and six pawns nach. Although the moves were not always of the best the match was full of interest throughout.
Entrance Fuo $5. One and a ter Miles. A Cup will be presented The ceremony was performed by to the Winning Rider. (Third Race).
Christmas Is Excellency the Governor, Sir The
Plate Winner William Peel, who is Chancellor $200. Second $100. Third $60. For of the University. The dis-China Fonies classified by the tinguished gathering present in-kong Jockey Club as "E" Class that have not at time of entry, won more cluded Bir. Fung Ping Wah, son
than $1,000 in Stakes nines 1:& of the donor, whose gift of over
Weight for Inches as Sir Joseph Kemp and J, S. Smith January, 1932 $150,000 made the crection of the scale. To be ridden by Jockeys also accepted a draw without calling fine building possible,
who have not won 10 races anywhere upon the adjudicators, who would have at any time. No whips or
had an extremely difficult task" in de Entrance Fee $5. One and a Quarter clding otherwise.
On the remaining boards the Kow. In the course of a speech, Mr. Miles (Fifth Race).
For the second day, en New Year's oon players all held alight Fung Ping-wah sold his father's
Day:
sumeriority over their opponents and nin in presenting this library
The Ladies Sprint Race (Unoflrithoorh they deserved their victories to the University was twofold:ial). Winner $160 Second $76. the Victoria representatives contri- firstly, Lo enable the Uni-Third $25. For China Ponica classi-buted to their own downfall through versity of Hongkong to become the fied by The Hongkong Juckey Club as making blunders.
In of chief centre in South China for "E" Class that have not, at
The full scores are given below, the won more than $1,000 la! the collection, storage, and preser Entry, vation of ancient Chinese litera- Stakes since the lat January 1932 Victoria Chess Club playing white on
Weight 150 lbs. Ladies who have the odd numbered beards: and classics, and toen not won a flut race allowed 10 lbs. Victoria C.C. ture
Kowloon C.C. courage among the Chinese Com- munity a love of the study of the No whips or spurs, Entrance Fee Sir Henry language and tradition of their 55. Six Furlongs (Fourth Race). motherland.
In
Chinese Language
the course of a lengthy perb. H, E. the Governor said:
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Pollock
12
A. C. Ridinton
C. M. Sequeira
J. S. Smith
น
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1
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1
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I
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C. E. Woug I
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At the conclusion of the games Sie Henry Pallock, President of the Victoria Chess Club, congratulated the visitors on their victory.
The New Year Stakes. Winner. J. Davies $200. Second $100. Third 350. For Sir Joseph China Fenics classified by The Rong-A. Vagro
Kemp kong Jockey Club as "D" Class that have not, at time of Entry, won more. E. Monre
L. Dowdall than $1,000 in Staken Bince 1! January. 1932.
Weight 150 lbs. 1 A. Marfndven The maintenance of a suitable Penalty for every 3100 or part B. C. Field
Stakes since won in Chinese Library for the University thereof must naturally be associated with January, 1932. To be ridden by the study of Chinese language and Jockeys who have not won 10 races has anywhere at any time. No Whips or iterature, a subject which
for Spurs Entrance Fee $5, One Mile. given me considerable cause
(Sixth Race). thought since I came here. The question of how to fit an adequate and effective system of teaching Chinese into the curriculum of o University which caters for modern requirements, is one of considerable difficulty. As most of you know, the Court of the University last year appointed a special committee under the chairmanship of the Honourable Mr. Southorn to advise as to the future provision which should be made for the teaching of Chinese. I take this opportunity of congratulating Mr. Southern and report, the Committee for their which is a very useful contribution towards the solution of the problemi lat issue.
As a result of the report, the position has been reviewed, and
finances though the
of the University leave very little scope for development, it has been decided to have a department of Chinese as part of the Faculty of Arts, and the University Is now engaged In trying to find a reader in Chinese who will reorganise the Chinese teaching of the University, and put it on a sound and practical basis.
Definite Obligation.
us
The University has not only a moral obligation, but also a statu- tory obligation, to make due provi- sion for the study therein of the Chinese language and literature, need hardly say that neither my- self nor my advisers in the University feel other than a strong wish that that obligation should be only properly discharged. The difficulty is how best to do this. Past experience has afforded much assistance, and I hope that the new proposale will prove to be a success. Effective teachers and are an adequate Chinese Library
essential to the undoubtedly achievement of success, but they are not sufficient. We propose to pro- vide facilities for the proper study of Chinese, but it is necessary that students abould he forthcoming who will come to the University not only anxious to manko a serious study of their own language and literature a real part of their University cur- riculum, but possessed of the neces- sary grounding at the time of their entry to the University. In this new scheme this Library which I have opened to-day will play an important part, and I cannot ex- press too highly the gratitudo which the University feels towards the late Mr. Fang Ping Shan, his widow and his family for the muni- Acont gift, nor can I refrain from an expression of great regret that ho was not permitted to live to see the consummation of a work vory dear to his heart.
Open To Public
The Vice-Chancellor (Sir Will- am Hornell) also spoke at length, saying that the 31,000 volumes which now constituto the Univer
ity'n Chinese 1brary would be placed in the new building and be thus made available not only to members of the University but to the public.
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