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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7-1918:

Hughes & Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

General Auctioneers Whare, Coal and General Produos

·Brokers and Commission Agenta.

PROPRIETORS

•Wax* Cos] Storage.

Code ward Bentley's

a. 1. c. 4th & 5th Editions A 1 Tolographic Code

T'alegraphic Address: *METRION" HONGKONG,

8.8. HONGKONG"

THE UNDERSINED beg to notify the proposed sale by private Tender of the Hull of the above-med. Steamer as she now fica stranded on the East Point of NAUCHAU ISLAND, about twenty-fye alles from Kwan Chau Wan

GENERAL CONDITIONS OF TENDER.

1) The vessel is offered for sale as she now lick, with ber Engines, Boilers, Anchors and Chains and such other equipment as may be on board, (but, to Cargo is to be considered in the Tender).

The vessel is now guarded by the

French authorities1

(3) All Tenders should reach the OfEco of the Undersigned on or before Noon, BATURDAY, the 9th Febru ary, 1815.

(4) A Deposit must accompany each Tender, the amount of which may be learned at this Office, said Deposit will be returned in case of non- acceptance of Tender.

(5) The Vendors do not bind themselves to accept the highest or any Tender. Farther particulars regarding the

ndition of sale, and a list of Attings and fixtures to be gold with the ship, can be obtained on applica tion from the Undersigned.

For and on account of the Concerned.

HUGHES & HOUGH. Hongkong, Jan. 9, 1918.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

£5

Tendons to sell by Public Auction, THE Undersigned have received in-

(FOR ACCOUNT OF TAR.CONCERNED),..

TUESDAY,

the 19th February, 1912, commencing at 23 p.m., at their Sales, Rooms,, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of

...Ice Eouse Street,

TEAKWOOD AND BLACK WOOD PURNITURE, TWIN BEDSTEADS, CURTAINS, CARPETS, FICTURES, dang KID LARGE ASSORTMENT OF USEFUL HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

• As follow Upholstered Suites, Arm-chairs and Chesterfield Sofas, Card Tables & Fed- „room Furniture, comprising Double and Bingle Bras and Brass-mounted End- stends, and Twin Bedsteads, Sideboards, Dimmer Waggons, Extension Dining Tables and Chairs, Tea and Ocessional Tables, &c, Dinner Services, Crockery, Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Catlery Toilet Beta, &c, Bath Room Utensils, Rolketop Desks and Writing Tables, Bundry Electro-Flated Ware. A

Electric Beading Lamps, Blackwood and Teakwood Screen, Blackwood Furniture, including large 4-Fold Black- wood Ecreen with S-Coloured Panels, Bide Tables, &c, Engravings, Pictures, kado, Tenis Poles and Net, Iron Bafe,

Also

Carpela, Brass "Fenders, a tow Fire Brasses,

Two PIANOS.

And ba

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DANCE CIRCLE.

PEND & Pleasant Evening.

MONDAY and THURSDAY, 9. 31, Queen's Road Central Ground Flow

QUEEN'S

COLLEGE.

THE CHINA MATE.

In April Taat, forty-four candidates, Special for Mathematics (Moeshly 2 of whom wore from Queen's Col. Problem Papers) F., Shiu Kwai-mäng: Floge, sat for at Exammation for F3, La Plag-tang: C2, She Shi-pui.

Student Interprsters. The six Buc Distinction for Shorthand: S. A. Tamail. cessful competitors were all Queen's Distinction for Drawing: Chon Man- College students: their names, in chan

(Continued from Page 2) 87 entries, 75 of whom sat for the examination; certificates were onder of merit, war. --Toui Wai-esn History Prize: F1, Lam Wan-po: obtained, including 1 distinction, in 18876 C. 8 A. Chan Yuk-in 1-4880 F3 A, Fok Chong-wa: F. B, F. A. drawing, I'm history, 1 in Chinese C. 8.A., Lai El-him 18980 F. 8 A.Xavier, C. Lau Hung-chuo. 1 in arithmetic, and 7 in book-keep-Ho Shiu-ku 18853 F. 9 A., Chan ing. This is a clear advance on last Hing-ching 13901 C. B., Che F3 A, Pun Ping-chung: FB B. Yueng Special Dist. Un. Je. Siu Teok-mni: [Lear's results, when only 23 certi Shiu-to 18632 F. 8 A.

Acates were obtained. Stenography.

Next door Hongkong Cinema. Gentlemen $1. Ladies 50 centa.

RACE BOOKS. THE only Authorised Edition of the HR NORONHA & Co., WHICH IS COPYRIGHT UNDER THE ACT

OF 1911.

T. T. HOUGH, Cink of the Cour Hongkong, Feb. 4, 1918--

by

100

Composition Prize:, C.1. & A. Ismail: only showed a single pass out of 10 Of the boya who left us in 1917, Ming-tat. candidates who took the paper. The 10 got employment, under the local scheme of work to be done in this Government six under the Chinese B, Wa Min: F2 C, Lan Hung-chun; subject was too comprehensive for the Government in the Customs Ser CA, E Haroon: C. B. Tsui Ping-tang: Boys: representing as it did practi- vice 28 went to businem houses in F. B. Chan Sui-pong: C.BA, Ku Chik cally a two years course. We are Hongkong while 10got situations fu: Ga B. Lau Puilai: CS C. Sham abroad, Queen' College is always Shaw; CB D, Latt Tuan-iu; C.3 E, Wan endeavouring to bring about some

honoured by distinctions awarded to King-ahum, modification of the requirements. We the following CLASS PRIZES. Physics was poor with but 29 perates are placed on recent in this FL1, 3. Aslam, Khan; 2, Shin Kwai. cent. of passes, drawing shown 51

shang. report- per cent., mathematics, five suctiona, 63 per cent., book-keeping 68 per cent., geography 7 per cent., Arith metic 50 per cent., and Chinese 95

DAIRY FARM NEWS. per cent.

CORNED BEEF

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In the four sections of

Sir Robert Ho Tung, Kt., had the degree of LED conferred upon him by the Uniremity of Hongkong.

Hon. Mr. Ho Fook was appointed English subjects, essay had. 87 per Member of the Legislative Council, cent, the set book 78 per cent, replacing the Hon. Mr. Wet Yuk, dictation 8 per cent., and formal C.M.G. also a distinguished old grammar 33 per cent. One boy sat Queen's College, scholar-retired. and passed in music, theoretical and The Hon. Mr. Ho Fook, M.L.C. practical. Fourteen junior boys took received from the Chinese Govern three sections of Biblical knowledgement the Brd. Clase insignia of the which has no place in our curriculum Order of the Excellent Crop. of work: 50 per cent. passed. This class was a voluntary one, held out of ordinary school hour, for such of our juniors as cared to attend at the 6Y.M.C.A., where Mr. Mohler took the subjects. I state this fact as a soull record of appreciation of bis unselfish efforts. The books are read as pure literary matter. Monil Tessons are deduced, just as they would be in the reading of any ordinary book care fully studied; but no dogma is taught. The class deserves encouragement if for no greater reason than that it brings the boys concerned under ordered control for the time being ORDER gives them an opportunity they would as to the stimulating approval which

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Hongkong, March 20, 1914.

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PILLS

1 French Ramady for all StreERIKSTESNIL Themands of Kadina alvaya keep a bek_ DÉ Martin's Villain. Ihe lowes so that on the frict

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MARTIN'S PAPIOLÓSTEEL 4aaPILLS.

Mr. Ho Kwong, also received the Srd Clase insignia of the Order of the Excellent Cropper dykk

Dr. J. Rumjaho, M.B., Ch. B. Liverpool), House Surgeon in the David Lewis Northern Hospital, where he chiefly attended wounded soldiers; now in private practice in Liverpool.

ATHLETICS.In the last few years, Games and Athletics generally have advanced amongst our boys by giant strides. This is due, in large, men sure, to the frank encouragement given, year after year, by H.E. Sir F. H. May on our Prize Day, as well

not otherwise have of listening to the Hon. Colonial Secretary himself well-spoken English, for, it should be has elsewhere given to our players bore constantly in mind, that the on various occasions. Another great majority of our students hear, no contributory factor is that we now English spoken in their homes, and that the time during which they can exercise their care and their various arguns of speech for English is at lessons. Such extraneous classes, accordingly, are decidedly advan- tageous.

It does not seem out of place here to record the fact that during the past i three years, we have, from year to year, found it increasingly difficult to get the books needed, in. sufficient- quantity, and at the proper time: Our work has thereby been neces sarily hampered; in some cases seri-.. ously so. The difficulty will possibly be intensified next year. It will, however, come to an end when the war is over, and the seas once again open to unrestricted traffic.

In Class 3, with seven sections the largest Class in the school and containing as many boys as we have. in the entire Lower School-the total results can only be described de fairly good: 183 were examined, and 128 or 60 per cent. passed. Several sactions did very well indeed: thus C. 8 A had 56 per cent. passes and F. 8 A. 87 per cent. It is on entry into this class that boys begîn, to differentiate in their studies, and have to decide whether they will join the full sections leading up to matriculation and the Univer sity, or the Commercial section themselves for to fit

businesa. The Lower School Classes 4, 5, 6 and had 183 boys examined; and, with 168 passes, shows the MR. LI.HU FAN, Chinees padanza yosed in

Hvarabu, har bown taches to Suropean highly creditable result of 92 par cent. Oncial and er method of brand repas Classes 4 B and 7 passed 100 per ** Iĩa has a good training pets the Chinata ezanisation, and 15 cent.; and.Classes & Cand 6.A. 85

FRENCH LESSONS

G. MOUSHOF.

18, Morrison Hil Road.

LESSONS IN CHINESE,

to

of a first raza cardifiesta sa a Chinese teacher, Hs

has also a good knowledge of Mandarin and Ekper cent. Total examined through-

Those che intand Spurning the Chinese language

are requested to write are a Chins Mall Dcor out the school, including those

11951

act to 165, Wallinger, at door examined at the Cniversity was 467, of whom 345, or 74 per cent., passed.

TO LET

lots

TO LET,

Three No. 5 ROYAL TYPEWRITERS, To be sold without reservŮ. (Fall Particnlum. Leqm Catalogue). Trans-Cash.

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"HUGHES & HOUGH,

1 Auctioneers.

Hongkong, Feb. 8, 1918

FOR SALE

FOR SALE.

MAK Undersigned, have roccived in

structions to sell at their Sales Rooms, Nu. 8. Des Voix Bed, Corner of Ice House Street,

MOTOR YACHT Built 1910, had very little mange,

Length, waterline 29′ 0′′; over all 20 Beni

Draft Motor Scripps, Heavy duty 1HF Complete with Lavatory, Refrigerator, Suit uf Buils, and all Accessories.

Price and fall particulars may had rom the Usideraged

HUGHES ABO

1918

have our own Recreation Ground, with its handsome Pavilion. At the present moment, as token of cur prowess, Queen's College holds:

$

1. The Hongkong Volley Ball Open

League Shield;

Bail 3. The Hongkong Volley.

Schools' League Juniar Championship Cup; and

4. The Schools Football Senior

Shiekk

PRIZE LIST 1918:17. SCHOLARSHIPS

-

CI: 1. 8. A. Ismall; 2, not awarded. F2 A 1, Lau Pingstang; 3; Lo

Man-ho.

FB: 1, Wu Min; 1. Cheung Yak

Avas.

F. C: 1. Isu Hung chua; 2. Giao

Mää-kam,

Ca A: 1, Ko Kin-fat; 2, E. HAFOOD. CAB:1 and 2, not awarded.

FT A: 1. Sza Ping long; 2, Thái Tu

shek.

F3 B1, Lai Li-him; 2, Chau Jiu-

n peng.

1

C.3 A: 1. Ku Chik-ta: 2, Tsoi Tze-

shua....

CA B: 1. Lau Pui-lai; 2, Loang III.

cheung,

-}

C.0 C: 1. Sham Shau; 2, Chan Ki-hui. C3 D:1, Lan Tan-tu; 3, Chan Kna-

ying. C3 E: 1, Leung Kit; 2,,Fung Pui-ying. 4 A; 1, Chung Wai-sang 2, Lí Fook-

Bhun,

B.1. Wong Ju-us; 2, Ko Yum-

heungg

4 C 1, Leung King-yuen; 2, Li Po

kwong.

A 1, Wong Hong-kwok; 2, Teang

Wai-bing

5 B: 1. Chan Choi-sis; 2. Fung Fui-

shia.

BA:1. War Lousf-arr; 2, là Positin 6 B: I, Yi Chi-sua; 2. Mak Kam-

theup.

7:1, Kong Manteun; 3. In Tak-Jam,

HONGKONG.UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATES.

MATRICULATION.-A.” J.

Braga, M.

2. The Hongkong Volley Ball Aslam Khan, Wei Lansing, Lee Hoa, Senior Schools' Leaguecho, Lam Waa-po, Wong Kwok in, Shin Trophy

Lok-shang, Cyril Loing, Li. Pak-hung.

Sesion Local-Sheik Akbar Ismail..” JUNIOR LOCAL-Chon Man-chan, Ed- ward Hosting, F. A. Xavier, & B. Ahmed, S. Harcos. E. Haroon, Tauf Ping-tong, Yeung Kun-lam, Lo Maho, Tam Wai-ying, Lo Kaan. Li Chung-shi. U Kam-ping. Shi Iu-tak, Mok Tai-tin, Wc Min. Chan Po-sham, Chan Kwan khat, Lat. Kalat Kwok Luen-hing, Cheung Yuk-kwan, Tax, Yung-ki, Wong Shai-hing, Tsung Chung-ain, Woog Pok hink. Ko Kin-fan, Fung Kee-yuen, Lau Hung-chun, Too Is-kin. Wong Lo-ka; Chan Ping-sham, Chou Man-kai, Leg Wai-kiu, Lau Kin-fan, Lau Ping-taang, Fok Chong-wa) Kwok-U-hi, Chan Thei teoi, Lee Pak-nux, Lo. Walkaan, : Wong Tin-eik, Sui. Twok-moi, Henry Hall, Wong Saui-yan, So Sul and Chan Man-hap.

Senior Morrison:Lem Wan-po. Blake: Wel. Landing. Senior Stewart: Wong Kack-in. Wright: Lau Hod-cho. Senior Belios: A. J. Briga. Eb Tung: Lo Kisan..

Ho Kom-iong: Thui Ping-ting. Ho Fook Mir Alam Khan Junior Belilios Teng Ting-fun Junior Morrison: Wer Tat. Alfred May: Theung Ping-nam.

Junior Stewart: Lau Chuk-ebati. Ho Wing: Tong Hon kee Ho la: In Tak cheak Ho Kwong - Sung” Ying.Ian. Dealy: U Shun-piu. Balpha; Lang See-lap. Leo Hy-san Tam Wei-ying, Grant Tarn Ming-fun.

.

Government Free Scholats: 1,Ng fu- checag: 2, Two Wai-hing; 3, Wong Yuk cheung: 4. Lou Mo-chung: &, Wei Yu.

SPECIAL PRIZES.

The Ralphs Head Prefect Medal Cyril Laing

·ST. JOHN "AMBULANCE.

CERTIFICATES.

San In-ting. Let Li-him, Mak/War- msa, Wu Is-gam; Yeng Ming-tat, Sa

Cheuk-fai, Lo5wek-nin, Leung Che hing, Sun In-yik, Tso Chung-leung and Chad Kwong-shing..

VERNACULAR CASSES. Prize winners, Annual Examination, July, 1917.

UPPER School-Matric. Class. Wong 3achell Memorial: f. Aslam Kha

Tseung-ching; Com. I, Yeung Him; F.2 Ballics Prizes for Mathematics: Wong, Tara Wai-ying; F.2 B. Fan Shiv- Cheung-tsing.

H.M. Prize for Mathematics Cl. 2

Kam-ping

For 1918, the corresponding figures Arculll Composition: Class 1. A. J. were 880 examined, and 280 or 75 per Brage: Class Lan Ketat; Class 3, bent. passed. In 1015 when the total, Mir Alim Khan.

ching: Sp. Disto.. Ua. Juur.. Lo Wai- kwan; F.2 C, Lo Shic-kin; C2 A, Lau Ho-ying, C. B. Chan In-fai; F3 A Chan Kam-mad; F. B. Chad Shlu-pong C.8 A. Ku Chik-Fu; C.8 B. Wiz Tak-fo

Lan-pan; C3 E. Ewok Chia-hon.

examined was 169, practically the Rumjahu Prize for Literature: Shin C. C. Tam Chan-shing GP, Chan

sane number sa 1917, the percentage Lof-bang. of passes was 80. The small gradua!

Pupil Toachers Prize, 3rd Year: Sang decrease in results is," without the Shu-sham.VA TURNISHED HOUSE Mount slightest doubt, due to the anomalous Pupil Teachers' Prize, 2nd Year: Ling

Daria, Pokfulam Road, for Febru- conditions under which work has been Thang ry, March and April. Eent moderate carried on during the past three Epecial Transistion Prize: B to C.

school-years.. D'Apply

and to E, Lam Wan-po

Special Drawing Prize (2nd Master) - Ko Yaucheung

40

Special Prize for Proficiency in Sport: Ko Kip fan.

HL GOLDSMITH, P. W. D.PUPIL TEACHERS. Both the third- Engkang, Jan. 14, 1918

year men passed. One is now : student teacher at the University and the other is teaching at the Ellis Kadoorie School. Of the six second. year men, five passed, and one fail Pok-hing, ed; no first-year men were available,

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LOWER SCHOOL CLEAN Chuk-sau: 3 A, Chax Chan-slan; GB, Yan-sheng; 6 A. U Shan-pui; 6 B. Leung Sik-kai; 7, Leung Shi-lup.

cheung: 4. B. Ng Hin-kwan; 4 C, Lao;)

Special Prize for Book-keeping: Wong NINE WOMEN OUT OF TEN.

as none had been engaged in Septem-, ber, 1916.

STUDENT INTERPRETERS Fifteen Student Interpreters were examined and all passed. To show the extent. to which Queen's College acts as "a' feeder to the University, the Registrar: informs rae that at the recent Con IMMEDIATE ENTRY, four very gregation, eight of our old boye desirable BHOPS tasted Ince graduated five in Engineering, and House Etroet, opposite the Grand Hotel, three in Medicine; while at the pre recently reccnstructed.

For rent and other particniams apply sent moment, 27 of our old boys to the Manager, Hongkong Ton Coa are there ou undergraduates-ix 18 Connaught Road Centralvary Medical, eight Engineering, and 13 2003 Arts The first three awards of the Hongkong, August 2, 1917.

Hewett Memorial Scholarsuip are to three Queen's College Boys:Wong To-on 18322, Ngan Shai-leung 12516, and Chan Kwan-po 18669.

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