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were
NOTICE is hereby given that the following Debentures drawn at the Pavilion on Tuesday, the 27th day of October, 1936-
Nos. Nus. Nos. Nos., Nos. Nos. 104 200 33C 501 622
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ber, 1936, are requested to inform FOR SALE-Tenkwood. Bathing
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1936.
TO LET
or
AND NOTICE is hereby given numbered #x that Debentures Jabove which are not cashed on the
TO LET.-Nos. 3 and 4, King's Park 31st October, 1936, will be paid
Kowloon, Bulldings, Austin Road, four-roomed Flats. Hot and Cold
Water.
Splendid outlooks.
Fon the 30th April, 1937, after Apply which date they will cense to bear
Union Trading Co., York Building. Interest, Telephone 27738.
CONSIGNEES' · NOTICES.
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES
MARITIMES.
The Steamship.
By Order of the Committee,
A. K. MACKENZIE,
Hon. Secretary. Hongkong, 28th October, 1936. NOTICE.
A Fancy Dress Bal Masque, in No. 12 ARO/30.
all of the Society of St. Vincent "SONTAT** Bringing Cargo from Dunkirk & de Paul, and under the dis- tinguished patronage of HE, the arrived Hongkong on Friday, 23rd October, 1930.
hereby informed Governor, Sir Andrew nidecott, Cousignees are that tacir goods with the exception Kt., C.MG., C.B.E., in being held,
cester Ilotel, on Friday night, November 6th.
SCHOOL
HEADMASTER'S PLEA
FOR CO-OPERATION MR. WYLIE GIVES AWAY PRIZES
of great interest A Speech Day was held this morning at the newly- opened Central British School, in which the first distribution of prizes was made by Mr. B. Wylle.
During the course of making his report for 1915-30, the Rev. G. E. S. Upsdell, Headmaster, appealed to parents to co-operate more fully with the School staff in the interest of the education of their children.
Among those present were Mr., E. J. Edwards (Secretary of the Board of Education). Mr. T. R. Rowell (In- spector of English Schools), Mr. G.
work because of parties, etc. It is my duty to point out that a full education is provided for the children, and if you entrust child's educa-
your tion to us, then it la încumbent upon, you to see that nothing is allowed to Interfere with the complete enjoy- ment of the facilities available, May I quote Sir Richard Livingstone in his presidential address to the Educa- tion Seelion of the British Associat. lion this year?
The final goal of education is not the capacity to earn one's bread or to live in a community, though these are included in it, but the making of human beings.
character, and, in Body,
the widest
sense, reason, make the man. A body undeveloped, શ character weak or debased, a mind unaware of the universe which
we inhabit or of the achievements and ideals of mankind, proclaim the fallure of education and walk the world as ʼn standing reproach to it.'
and
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CONTRACT
JUDGMENT GIVEN IN CROSS-APPEALS
The cross-appeals brought by Li Yik-yin and Sze Tung and Company from the decision of Mr. Justice R. E. Lindaci in proceedings arising from an arbitration between the two parties, were disposed of by the Full Court this morning.
Sza The appeal brought by the Tung and Company was dismissed, while judgment was given in favour of Li Yik-yini in his cross-appeal.
The action was brought following a dispute over damages in connection with the alleged failure to full a building contract on the part of the Sze Tung and Company. The dis- pute went to arblication but L. not being satisfied with the damages
COMMA
LEGAL POINT IN
RE-HEARING
POPULAR PARSEE
RESIDENTS
FAREWELL DINNER
PRESENTATION
An announcement on a legal point in a local Ordinance was made by
Members of the Parsce community Mr. Himsworth at the Kowloon
this morning, when a ave a farewell dinner yesterday to Magistracy case of possession of dangerous goods Mr. and Mrs. D, K. Kharas at the Zoroastrian House. In an eloquent was again brought before him,
speech, Mr. M. J. Patel eulogised The action was the re-hearing of a
the com- Fitz-the-services rendered to by Mr. J. charge brought
J. C.
munity by Mr. Khuras during the long years of his residence in the the Fire Brigade, on
Yu for having in his ing in suitable terms, against Lai possession dangerous goods, without allcence. The alleged dangerous
of
Henry, the Denuty Synder 3Colony, the latter gentleman respond-
Mr. and Mrs. Khåras were tho
and goods, 270 tons of kerosene distillate recipient's of a silver coffee service handsome platinum watch, tina df kerosene and/or and 347
the gift of the community, and the kerosene distillate, were found on a
presentation was made by Mrs. M. J.. lighter in Cheung Sha Wan Bay on Patell. They ate nailing for Bombay September 2.
on Saturday next by the sa. Corfu, whence they are proceeding to their home in Poung, on
retirement.
F. Rees, Mrs. B. Wylle and Mrs. G. E. any it impossible to conceive of Awarded, brought the dispute into the confiscation of the 347 tins of
S. Upsdell.
ANNUAL REPORT
In presenting the annual report, the Rev. G. E. S. Upsdell, Head- master, said:"It is with great plea- sure that I present the report for the year 1935-0, the last year in our old school. Despite the crowded condi- tlons and the impossibility of some- times getting a whole form into its room, the year had been one of satis factory progress due to the excellent spirit prevailing and the determined efforts of the children to co-operate with the staff in making the best of dirult situations. The least I can do in to express my appreciation of the spirit of the children and of the untiring efforts of the teachers. The
child obtaining a better educa- tion than is avaliable here, and we
ask that parents will see that nothing is allowed to interfere with the full ent of it, both lessons, sports enjoyment and homework. I know I have the full support of the parents in ex- pressing thanks to the Staff for the great interest taken in the Individual children and their untiring efforts to give them the best.
SCHOOL THANKS
Court.
Mr. H. C. Macnamara, Instructed by Mr. C. E. R. Sanderson, appeared for the See Tung and Company, and Mr. Leo D'Almada, Inr., instructed by Mr. G. S. Hugh-Jones, was for Li Yik-yin.
leave the
or
Lal Yu was fined $150 at the curller hearing and an order was made for
kerosene. He was, however, grunted a re-hearing on the grounds that the offence was a technical one and that he had no legal representation.
Mr. M. J. Albitt, the Assistant Grown Solleitor, assisted by, Mr. J. C. Fitz-Henry, prosecuted, and Mr. F. H.
TIRED OF GOING
TO PRISON
Losoby appeared on behalf of Lal Yu. BUT SENTENCED ALL
THE SAME
MISSING COMMA
I refer to
She Wong-cheung, 35, unemployed, described by Inspector Hopkins as
His Worship suid:-Before proceed- Among the passengers travelling by the Kitano Maru is Mr. A. P.ing further with this action I should Downie, Manager of the Hongkong like to bring ta your notice what branch of Ilford Limited. Mr. appears to me to be an error in Downte is proceeding on Home Section 4 of Ordinance I of 1873 and silly man with a bad police record, "The thanks of the school are due
via Australia, remaining in which may have some bearing on any was sentenced to three months' rigor
ous imprisonment by Mr. K. Keen ot Antipodes for two three decision given in this cuse,
the Central Magistracy this morning to the Chairman and Commitice of
months and hopes to reach England the second line of that section which for having stolen a jacket from No. St. Andrew's Society for the J.R.M.
before the Coronallan. During Mr.
as there printed reads, "petroleum" 82 Wing Lok Street, the property, of Smith Scholarship; the Manager of
Downie's the Hongkong & Whampon Dock Co... 1. J. Villington Scott, General from petroleum.
absence from lengkong, includes crude petroleum oll made
" | Luu Chi incline to the for the two annual scholarships: Mr.
Prosecuting, Inspector been
Hopkins Manager for China, will control the opinion that a
comma bas Ezra Abrabat for the Ezra Abraham
rified
between the
words sald defendant walked into comp 'petroleum' Scholarship; also to Lady MacGregor Hongkong branch.
and ofl', the sentence ant's house, took the jacket and for a cup for the best "All Roundler"
really reading "petroleum" included out again. On being chased, de- fendant threw down the jackel but for girls; to the Central British As-
crude petroleum, oil made from petroleum...... etc.
was arrested after a long run. De- sociation for a cup for the best
fendant was under police supervision. Rounder" for
for bays; and to "Anony mous" for "Senior Gates" Cup. "We had one honours in the Hong- It is a great pleasure to us to kang School Certificate Examination. lit ve the honour of Mr. Wylie's two distinctions in English, ono dis presence here this morning: his in- tinction French, and altogether terest in
ir five passes. Also live out of seven candidates passed the Cambridge School Certificate Examination. But examination results, though impor- tant because they are the entre into | many walks of life, are not of. The hy any means the hall mark of n character of the children «n:
thel
result was that we were able to carry un until the very last day of term, and produce results which,
of Opium, Treasure and Valuables by kind permission of the Glou-credit to any school. are being landed and stored into the Godowns of the Hongkong Kowloon Whurt and Godown Co. Ltd., Kow- loon, whence delivery may be ob- tained immediately after landing.
All claims must be sent in to me on or before 2nd November, 1930, or they will not be recognized.
Will some of the Hong Kong society ladies volunteer to act as partners at thin Bal Masque for those not fortunate enough have their own, and who present
Damaged Packages will be examin- ed by the Company's Surveyor n dance ticke! Messrs: Goddard and Douglas in the presence of the Consignees at 10:00 .). on Thursday, 29th October, 1920.
Consignees must have a Revenue Officer in attendance when any duti- examined by the able goods are Company's Surveyors.
Lu
All the proceeds of the dance tickets go to the funds of this estimable local Charity, Society,
are a
education in general and this school in particular is so well- known that any words from me are. unnecessary, and I will now ask him
the certificates to give away prizes.”
anri
of
ed delay in the building of this School until after his retirement from the service. The Central Bri- tish School and the well-being his boys and girls were the thoughts continually uppermost in his mind. Prize-giving days were red-letter days in his life and I feel that he would have given almost anything to have been with us to-day.
No Fire Insurance will be effecteet 1: Social Secretary, Bal Masque; } school are a credit to us, many of have to thank you, Sir, in honouring his is still in your thoughts.
by us in any case whatever.
R. OHL.
Agent. Hongkong, 23rd October, 1930.
RADIO BROADCAST
ability to fit into the corporate life of the community are among other Would volunteer partners send
things extremely important, and their names NOW to the Organis-pupils who have passed through the
them now occupying important post- tions.
Dering the year, visits were made by large parties of the children to the Tal: Aerodrome, the Hongkong and Shanghel Bonk, The Commercial Press printing works, and the Dorado when she brought the first scheduled airmail from the Straits.
c/o Gloucester Hotel. Distinctive rosettes will then be issued Lo them.
MANILA SHARES
The
following quotations have been received by Swan, Culbertson
Manila Fritz from their
offler after the close of the morning
Prices in Pesos
Bession:
(Continued from Pags 7.) Arius "Othello" (Verdi)-Hall Mary, "Madam Butterly" (Puccini)-One fine day....Margaret Sheridan (So-
Acoje prano); Arla-"Norma" (Bellini)--
Heaven....Inn Soucz Anlamnk Queen of
Atok (Beet- (Soprimo); Arias-"Pidelio" hoven)--Leonara's Arla-Abscheull-auto Gold
Benguet Consolidated 14.50 cher, wb cilst du hin? Leonora's Arla
21 B Komm, O Hoffnung). Frida Lei-Benguet Exploration
.51 152 der (Soprano); Ducts-"Madam But
terfly (Puccin)-Child, from whose Co
Sec, I have caught you Demonstration eyes, Sherldun (Soprano) and Pertle
Gold Creek (Tenor).
Cumaus Goldfeld "Summer Night on the 8.54 p.m.
Itogon River" (Dellus)
Masbate
ปี
Buyers Sellers
고양
201
4.25
1.35
.87
33
669 .36 14.75.
עט.
The library has been very largely
la order to substantiate this view it is necessary to examine the history of
3. Section 3 of that Act rends
•
Defendant said he was tired of this clause in further detall. The going to prison and nsited his Wor- clause was, according to the marginal ship to grant him a hawker's licence. note, originally inken from the Inspector Hopkins further said that
defendant was English Act 34 and 35 Viel e. 105 sec police and that he had smilingly well-known to the as follows: "For the purposes of this Brected everyone in the charge room A SUCCESTION
when he was arrested. Act the term "petroleum' includes any rock oil, Inngoen oll., Burmah oil, quired to be submitted to the Legis- CUN "On these occasions, I
rc-
oil made from petroleum, coal, shist,lative Council in the form of an Or inember that following this ccrc-
hearly cheers were shale, eat or other bituminous sub-dinance." mony three MR. WYLIE'S SPEECH
In the first Schedule, See- always given for Mr. Nightingale stance, and any products of petroleum, tion 14, of this Ordinance (No, S
of He is not with us to-day, but May or any of the above mentioned oils: 1924) we find for the first time the Following the Headmaster's an-
He is not with us
This and the term "petroleum to which us to-day, but may
present wording of
of Section 4. In that ual report, Mr. B. Wylle distributed
I suggest tha! the prizes and addressed the students
you can still cheer him act applies" means such of
the section there is a comma Inserted after as follows:
You can cheer him tremendously by petroleum so defined as, when tested the words 'crude petroleum,
In the manner set forth in Schedule comma as stated above in the present and this "Mr. Unsdell, boys and girls-writing to him and thus show that
I of this Act, gives of an imflammable Vol. 1 of the Ordinances is omitted. I rect
vapour at a temperature of less than have the by
asking, me to distribute the
certain that nothing would give him 100 degrees of Farenheit's tarrmo-150r 144 00riginal Ordinance No. prizes at this first prize-giving in more pleasure than to to remember-
of 1024 in the custody of the Regis 1 congratulate ed in that way. School new
trar of the Supreme Court and am We are, at present, only concerned satisfled that there is a "I cannot conclude without refer-with the first part of that section. those boys and girls who have won
a comnia in- prizes. It is generally the accepted
present Headmaster the original Hongkong
Inserted after the ence to your
words 'crude Ordinance although this mistake. If thing on occasions such as this to
In Mr. Upsdell you have one who is Vide H.K. Govt. Gazette 1873 Vol. take, has persisted unnolleed for over commisscrate with the so-rans'.
eminently fitted for the high office XIX p. 3101 the marginal note to 12 years, there is a prima facie case But one lins to be careful. There is which he holds. His is a responsible Section VI (now Section 41 also for holding that any decision made on often n
reason why a boy ean-
position and he is proud ut his states that the local Ordinance pur- this Ordinance must be made as if a sistently falls to win
prize. I
girl in this school will every boy and loyally give him the best that is in reads
section, however crude petroleum In Section 4 of the 'Petroleum' includes Ordinance. 1 am deferring a final them (Applause)
son of Mr. Wylle's Kerosene oil, rocit oll, Rangeon of decision on this point pending the AL
made from petroleum, coni shist, hearing of argument from speech, Mr. Upsdell said:
both. shale, peat or other bituminous sub-counsel, but if counsel think that the know I
am voicing the feeling stance, and any products of petroleum, point is not important to the present of the pupils when express the or any of the above mentioned oils." nction, we can proceed without more thanks of the School to Mr. Wylic This definition is followed word for ador for so kindly coming bere the word in Ordinance I of 1873 in the
the
0
meter."
is a mis-
used. 30 books and more being taken know, because I never won a prize School and, its pupils. I trust tal poris to follow 34 und 35 Viet, e 105 comma was inserted after the words.
out dolly the children, and a
by
large number of periodicals of an educn- Uonal nature are extensively read in I express the the library itself. May school's appreciation of the various gifts of books made throughout the year, and at the same time appeal for further gifts. The children read ex- fensively and widely: we get no grant
while at school. So I think we may leave it at that,
"Now, boys and girls, I am not going to make a long speech. In- stead, 1 am going to preach to you Please do not fidget a little sermon.
sermon: at the mention of a
from Government for books, and gifts for this sermon the words: Behold
will therefore be very greatly cinted.
SPORTS ACTIVITIES
I
promise you it will not take long. "I am going to take as my text chicken come to Now want you to look upon myself an the chicken and this table the roost, Let me explain. (Laughter).
"For more years than I care to I have been attending remember; sions I have generally been seated
nce. 3. That reads: ---
་
The hearing was adjourned until
Wylie's interest in this school has purrington Edition of the Ordinances November and 10.
1904 and is similarly, We are followed in been long and lasting,
Edition' the Alabaster fortunate, too, in having Mrs. Wylle
It is not until_we ylle published in 1913. present to-day, because I know of the arrive at
the present Dyer-Ball Interest she takes in the school Edition' of 1924 that the wording of behind the scenes. And we have the present section appears, apparent-
Mrs. -in-cricket-we-had-only-five oppor-your... prize-givings..........On such__occwhom we have alwuncan, ly for the Arst time.
"In sports we can play the game with anyone and lose well, although
Wedge Cocu Grove
1.05
1.70
Consolidated Mines
.055
.0575
1.00
1.05
.32
33
.39
42
2.35
2.40
London-News and An- Mineral Resources
Plano Medley by Paracale Gumaus
50
.59 .00
.85
85
3.30
3.56
.60
2.05
2.10
.40
.47
Our
p.m. nouncements.
0.20
p.m. Charlie Kunz.
9.10 p.m. Excerpts from 'Please Teacher."
9.57 p.m. "Sundown In old. Wal- kiki" played by George Elliott's Hawallon Novelty Quartet.
10 p.m. Big Ben from London.
The London Palladium p.m.
10 Orchestra.
Longing (Haydn Wood); The Val- ley of the Poppies-(Ancliffe); A Birthday Serenade--(Lincke); Live, Laugh and Love (Heymann): Child- hood Memories-(arr. Somers).
10.20 p.m. Tipica Orchestra..
11 p.m. Close Down.
Mantovani and His
Anastacio Remedio Marques, aged 42, described as a coppersmith. of No. 13 Battery Street, was brought before Mr. Macfadyen at the Kow- loon
Sun Mauricin
Suyoc、......?!
United Paravale
Universal Exploration
Market:-Irregular.
TRADE MARK APPEAL
tunities ot showing our
won
on
*13
am cn-
also
present to-day
13 known
The Speech Day was concluded by the pupils giving three cheers for Mr. Wylie and for the School and the singing of the National Anthem.
PRIZE LIST
"losing" ability. The ist. XI had a very suc the platform. I have heard Helen, to complete the family." cessful season playing 21
games, the many speeches such locai League deavouring to deliver to you to-day. opponents including .70
Com- Invariably it has been with quiet games, Naval Units, Army
and the R.A.F. Sixteen amusement that I have sat and panies,
all goines in
ren und five lost. listened to those speeches. Often
critical. Some speeches were was only Inter-school
games with the Diocesan Boys School who thought were too long: others ogulu were defeated twice. In football 17 quite unsuitable for boys and girls. matches
In fact, I can hardly remember were played, out of which B were won. 3
3 drawn
ever hearing a speech which I con- and six lost. There
sidered quite appropriate and ex- was
very marked im- provement in the standard of the
suited to the occasion. girls' hockey, and they did well to win the Junior Seven-n-side Trophy
UPHELD BY FULL COURT
Judgment for the appellants Was given by the Full Court this morning in the appeal brought by the Paul Battery Co. and the Sunlight Com- pany in respect of a trade-mark dispute. The respondent was Mr. R. A. S. Walers, local representative of the "Eveready" battery.
The appeal was brought tollowing Magistracy this morning, summonses brought by Mr. Waters charged with returning from banish-against the appellants at the Central ment. Defendant was banished for Magistracy for alleged infringement u period of ten years on August 28, of the "Eveready" trade-mark. 1034, He told the
that le Court
In his judgment, the Chief Justice returned to Hongkong because he remarked he was of the opinion the could not
earn living outside. trade mark of the appellants did not Detective-Sub-Inspector R. Cunning- so nearly resemble that of the res- ham asked for a remand of 40 hours pondent as to be calculated to de- in gaol custody for further enquiries celve.
The re- Mr. Justice J. J. Hayden
curred.
to be made into the case. quest was granted
KING'S THEATRE
HONGKONG.
13th ANNUAL
DANCING DISPLAY
By the Pupils of Miss VIOLET CAPELL
UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRonage of
con-
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR AND LADY CALDECOTT,
FART OF THE PROCEEDS IN AID OF
THE LONDON HOSPITAL
AND
THE HONGKONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
TO BE HELD ON
TUESDAY, 3rd November at 5.00 p.m. Sharp.
BOOK NOW. ·
a
and finish third in the Junior
Hockey League. It is very gratifying to notice that
hat girls leaving this school
are taking team places in so many of the Colony's Ladies' Clubs. The netball results were poor due mostly to more concentration on hockey, but with our grounds so close an im- provement is hoped for this year. Results were as follows:--Hockey; Played B; won 5; lost 2; drew 1. Net- bnti: Pinyed 20; won 2; lost 17; drew
1.
agine, then my dismay when a short time ago your Headmaster
to
to distribute the prizes asked me to-day. Of course. I Immediately would be only too replied that I pleased to come and undertake this pleasant duty. Then, awful thought, I realised that. I would have stand here to-day and address you. I felt quite panicky. In my anxiety, I consulted my daughter--whom several of you may remember was educated at this School and who naturally was better able than my- self to suggest what I should say to you to-day,
FLEA-POWDER
The annual athletic sports were held in March, the House Champion- Ship being again won by Chococlate
"She remembered a nice speech House. In the Inter-School Athletic Sports, E. Rodgers won the 1,500 given on one occasion by Lady metres event. There was no or-
Southorn. Engerly, I asked what the ganised swimming during the year, theme was. But this she hud for but the annual swimming sports were Kotien. One thing, however, she did
She
that remembered held at the Y.M.C.A. In July: the remember. House Championship being won casl- Lady Suuthorn in her speech had
made mention
of Kenting's Flen ly by Chocolate House.
Powder! Wasn't It tragic to think that of that clever little speech all that one little brain had retained was a passing reference to fien- powder! (Laughter).
PARENTS' CO-OPERATION
"On July 17, we had our final on- sembly in the old building, transfer having already commenced to our new home where we now have all the facilities of a first-class school, and
I should like to appeal to come home to roost,
co-operate with us and
"J. R. M. Smith" scholarship:
and Cheque: Muriel
Certificate McCaw,
Government Scholarships: Certi- Acates: Mavis Borner (Form 5); William Pryde (Form 4): Zena Mansell (Form 3); Eleanor Lewer (Form 2): Betty Moy (Form U1):
Jenn Hale
1).
Certificate,
A footnote at the bottom of p. 201 in the latest edition enlls attention to the fact that this section was amended by the Law Revision Ordinance 1923,
and the Law Amendment Ordinance 1923; while an errata slip at the beginning of Vol. I of the Ordinances states that Law Revision Ordinance 1924 must be read for Law Revision Ordinance 1923 and for 'Law Amend- ment Ordinance 1923. MISTAKE UN
UNNOTICED Turning therefore to the Law Re- vision Ordinance No. 5 of 1824 1 tind that in the objects and reasons for that Ordinance (1.K. Government! Gazette Vol. LXX p. 427, section 1
reads!"The object of this bill is to effect a large number of small amend- gurd Scholarship: 1936: Mary Parsons,
ments and incorporations which have Dock Company Scholarships been necessary in the preparation of Certificate and Cheque: Jean Gray the new edition" (ie. the 1024 edition
George Scott (2),
at present in use) of the Ordinances Ezra Abraham Scholarship: petroleum' in the original. Cheque: Andree Martin.
William
Form Prizes:-Books: Gegg (Form 5); Jean Gray (Form 1); Mary Parsons (Form 3); June Moss (Form 2); George Scott (Form U1); Audrey Hall (Form Li).
. Special Prizes: Certificate: Peter Leon Simon.
War Memorial Prize:--Cheque and
Montargis French Prize' (Cheque)! Andree Martin.
History
Prize (Book): - Zenu
Mansell.
English Composition
Peter Watson. Drawing:
(Book):-
It would therefore appear that, of this Colony and which by Section O of Ordinance No. 18 of 1023 are re-
POST
SPECIAL NOTICE
Advertisers requiring addi- tion space in the "South China Morning Post" and "The Hongkong Telegraph during
the
months of November and December,
are requested to make their reservations as early as pos- sible. In the interests of advertisers, we hope to dis- tribute advertising evenly throughout these months, and in order to assist us, co-operation is invited.
OFFICE.
Japan, Shanghai and Europe (VIth. Form) Andree Martin (Book donated by Misa Hall):
Siberia (London date,8 th Oct.). Corfu Drawing: (Senior Girl)
Shanghai and Foochow Mavis Borner (Palat Box donated by Miss Hall).
(Senior Boy) Derek
Druwing:
ollidze (Book donated by
Miss
Drawing (Junior) Anthony Green Box donated by Mru.
(Book
Borner,
"Now, boys and girls, I come to the moral of my little sermon. Consider my unhappy position to- to day. Consider this poor chicken
The
moral is
French: Mavis is whenever anyone some of the handicaps we have pre- this:
doing viously experienced. Perhaps it anything whether it be at school, in donated by Miss Heap). would be helpful to state more speci- the playingfield or in the home, Geography: Robert Joseph May- fically what I mean. During last never judge their effort too harshly, cock (book donated by Mr. Rowell). Domestic Science Prize: Mattie winter some girls from the school
never be captious and over-critical. went
Fraser (Book donated by Mrs. Coo- out to a public dance
Remember that one day you may 011 Wednesday night during term. It is be in a ilke position yourself. Re-per.)
Best frankly impossible to expect them to member you may be called upon to
rounder (Boys):-R, be fresti and
clear-headed for the do the same sort of thing, and, like Holden (Cup donated by C.B.A.)
Best following day's work. If it was only myself this
all rounder (Girls):-A. periops morning, may po the girls themselves who suffered, it not be able to do it nearly so well. Martin. (Cup donated by Lady Mac- would be the parents' responsibility,
"Before resuming my seat
but the whole class suffers which is should like to make reference to
in the Cambridge School Examination: N. D. an entirely different matter. Or your late licadmaster, Mr. Nighting- again: some children attended the ale. If Mr. Nightingale had been Booker, G. Budden, P. Burn, L. 0.30 p.m. cinema show on a Sunday with us to-day, he would have been Gregory, A. Martin, night: it was impossible for the u proud man. You, Sir, have made Passes in the Hongkong University elilldren concerned to get to bed be kindly reference to my Interest in School Certificate Examination: fore midnight. It is hardly playing this School but such interest was as
Peter Simon (Hons.) (Dist. in the game to expect them to be alert nothing compared as to the interest English); Andree Martin (Dist. in and steady on the Monday morning.
displayed by Mr Nightingale and French); Patricia Kathleen Hopkins; Quite a number of letters have been
It has always been a matter for Peter Watson, (Dist., in English); received from parents asking for egret that financial stringency caus- Noel David Booker.
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