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FUN AND FROLIC.

SATURDAY NIGHT'S BALL

A DISTINCE, STOCESS.

Mr. Perry Smith who, on the authority of a notice pinned on his back, was disguised a balloon

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was an excellent advertisement for the Ex-Active Servicemen's Associa tion because it demonstrated that it is possible for a function of that sort to be free and easy without being vulgar.

ATHLETICS:

AT. JOSEPH'S SPORTS.

SUCCESSFUL HIRVINE,

THE CHINA MAIL.

100 yards Handicap (Katap school, Wanghai)-1, Chan Si Yea; 3, Was How Kee

· 200 yards TeamSnoe (Teams of from any School inner; Queen's College Aher bampided. St. Paul'■ College and Yampati Jebook.

50 yards Sack Race Handicap Senior and Junior-1, B. Gosano; 2, Fang Ke

The St. Josephians-held their seventh annual athlete sports meet ing at the Racecar on Saturday

100 yards Handicap(Italian Convent sfternoon. "Work at the papus was present with their parents and friends, school, A. Chor; 2, D. Lemard. The weather was, isvourable, and 220 yards Handicap (Boy Scouts in the events were very keenly contest tailor)-1. E Zimmern, 3, G. ed. The resulta for the long and Aquino high jumps both in the junior and ile Handicap Senior and ectior classes were very creditable for Junior.--1, J. Hohn; 2, A. Carvalho; schoolboys, as also were the times. B. Lim, Time: 2 mins, 14 8808. recorded in some of the running 440 yards Scratch (Old Boys).- evante. There were several invitation 1 H. Siva; 2, F. Antonio, Time; events for the children of other 53.2/5 secs. Catholic Schools in the Colony, an hold boys' race, an" open team mee,

and a Scouts race.

Bishop Pozzoni was early present, and the Hon. Mr. Claud Severn, Mrs. Sever and Mrs. Bullock

arrived in time to see the team raca, the scouts race and the tag-of-war, In the last named event, a team picked from the senior class opposed nine big boys from the rest of the school. The juniors put up a plucky struggle against the seniors azd managed to haul them over the line in the first pail, but weight told against them in the next two and they slowly but steadily lost ground. There was a fine array of trophies which included several beautiful and coatly Challenge exps presented by the Old Boys' Association, and past pupils in the Cable Companies and the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, respectively. Sir Robert Ho Tang bas promised another challenge cap for next year, so that the boys will have further inducement for keen competition.

At the conclusion, Mrs. Claud

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Owing to the numerous events, the meeting ended in the dusk, so that "peech-making had to be curtailed.

Rev. Bro. Michael, the Director of the College, thanked Mr. and Mrs.

a long time to come.

RESULTS.

Following were the successful com- petitors:

100 yards Handicap (Boys 10 years and under)-1, J. Ozorio; 2, C. Se queira

I Mile Bicycle Handicap-1, W. Shupraef; 2, G. Calva.

100 yards Handicap (St. Mary's School, Kowloon)--1, A Ribeiro; 9 H. Olivei

School. Wanchai)-1, Z Kader; 2, 100 yards Handicap (St. Francis

K. Kadar.

Senior and Juniet.-1, J. Muller and 100 yards Three-legged Handicap B. Thuong: 2, Tay Yen Al and

schiuma

100 yards Handicap (French Con- rent. School)-1, I Chew; 2, M. Dian and B. Hardwick (dead heat).

150 yards Handicap (St. Joseph's Branch School, Kowloon)-1, I Castro; 2, D. Baptista.

120 yards Junior Consolation-1, C. Figueiredo; 2, H. Ribeirs.

120 yards Senior Consolation-1. B. Aumpeso; 2, M. Guaro.

Tug of War (Beniora v. The Best, a-side)-Winners: Seniors, (Captain ed by L Ignatie).

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Championship Gold Medal won by Uy Iso with 6 points out of a possible maximum of 13 points, counting Foite for a win and 1 point for Becond place.

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UNIVERSITY SPIRTS.

AN ENJOYABLE MEETING.

The sonual athletic sports meeting of the Hongkong University was held on the Institution's recreation ground,

spectators.

were witnessed.

OBITUARY.

MR. W, C., D. TURNER.

The late Mr. W. C. D. Turner, whose death we briefly reported in our Saturday's issue, had bran connected with the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank since 1899 when he was posted to the Bank's Singapore Office. From 1902 to 1913 with the head office in Hongkong and alter that he filled responsible positions the Bank's service at Canton, Shanghal and Saigon. He was sent to Amoy last March.

For nearly twenty years the late [Mr. Turner had been a well-known and s. popular figure in interport cricketing circles. On many occasions he bad captained the Hongkong team and had vary materially helped it to victory. He was a son of Major Tur- ner, who went to Shanghai with the Hongkong team in 1892 and, with eight other members of the test, was drowned while returning aboard the Il-fated "Bakbara”.

old and death, it appears, was due to

The deceased was about 45 years!

typhoid fever. He leaves a widow and four children.

PAVILION DANCES.

TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW.

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So that everyone who wants to it is demolished may have a final jast in the Prince's Pavilion before

have been arranged for this afternoon chance to do so, special tes dances

and to monow altemoon, beginning at 6 p.

For this afternoon the Hongkong Hotel Company has very kindly promised ita full band, and to-morrow afternoon their well known jazz band On the latter occasion Mr. Will is being supplied free of charge. Hender, the Jazz King, is giving his services gratis. Men koly and Walsh are printing the tickets free of charge and these can be obtained from Masura. Houtrie or at the door. The admission will be 50 cents for each afternoon. Refreshments are to be served and catering arrangements are in the hands of Wiseman's Cafe. The proceeds are to go to the St.

Severn distributed the prizes, after which she was presented with a fine bouquet of white English roses in zilver vase, with the College Altogether it was a very splendid colours, by Miss Leticia M. Reme revel which well fulfilled the predic-dios, a niece of Mr. J. P. Biaga tion on the preliminary posters that (Honorary Secretary), who is on a Not even the brilliant function" to-night we'll merry merry be". It visit from Shanghai. given there in honour of the Prince of Wales surpassed in animation or artorial magnificence the spectacle which drew gaping crowds around the doors of the Pavilion on Saturday One heard it said on Saturday night Severn for bonoaring the meeting Pokfulum, on Saturday afternoon in Dunstan's Home for tha Blind, night. The occasion was the bal that some people had stopped away with their presence The Hon. Mr. the presence of a large gathering of

He because they thought that, the fanc-Cland Severn briefly replied masque which the Ex-Active Service- tion, being an ex-active service affair, congratulated Brother Michael on the mez's Association organised and would be something of a "rough success of the College during his first signally successful affair it proved house". That was an unfair and year of office. He boped that the So greet the Prince there may have mistaken assumption for which they papils would have him with them for been half a dozen knights, an have collected just punishment by Admiral and a Genetal og two but missing one of the gayest happiest, the company on Saturday night most enjoyable occasions that, Hang- included Roman Emperora, Greek kong has seen for a long time... Goddessen, Malay Rajsha, Arab Sheiks and gorgeously apparelied representatives of Manchu Royalty. There was a Knight, too-a "Knight of the Bath he was, with a nailbrush for necktie and a Prince or two as well, notably the Prince of Darkness.

To hold in the memory the details of the half a thousand costumes which went to the making of Saturday night's kaleidoscopic pageant would be an impossible feat but there were

Those generally responsible for the some which specially impressed. There efficiently carried out arrangemente was, for instance, the well-known were:-Lieat. W. St. A. Malleson taipan who, attractively camouflaged V.C., E.N. (President of the Associs. asa Kodak girl, collected "glad eyee" tion), and Messrs N. Teesdale wherever he went; there was a feroci- Mackintosh (Vice-President), H. W. ous looking cave man and an equally Ohaney, F. P. R. Jaines, M.C., L. D. derperate, edition of Captain Kidd; Martyn, H. J. Pearce, M.C., E, H. prepossessing Chinere girls revealed Wilson and J. E. Ollerton. nexpectedly masculine fextures when the time came to unmask and old Rip Van Winkle woke up to foot it a nimbly as the youngest of them.

For once there was a notable scar-

different. Thers

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Amongst those present during the Long Jump Junior.-1, Uy Tao; 2, evening were Sir William and Lady C. Barretto. Distance: 17 ft 1 in. Brunyate and party, Major General Long Jump Senior-1, Uy Pek; 2, Sir John Fowler and the Hon. Mr. J. Ackber, Distance: 18ft. 2 ins Claud Severn and Mas Severn. The 100 yards Scratch "Junior.-1, C. band of the King's Liverpool Regi- Barretto; 2, Isaustsai. Time: 11.1/5 ment furnished the music, they played sec very well winning well earned com- 120 yards Handicap Senior.-1, pliments. The Hongkong Hotel'did Fung Kee; 2, Tay Tue Ai. Time: 12 the catering and provided a tasty 3/5 secs. little supper.

PASSENGERS DUE.

Per N.Y.E. a. "Yoshino Man" frem

50 yards Handicap (Boys 10 years and under).-1, R. Salleh; 2, A. Mils: 3, D. Razack.

440 yards Handicap Junior-1, Ismatsui; 2; Hachiums. Time: 07 4/5 secs.

60 yards Handicap (Boys 10 years and under)-1, S. Rozario; 2 E. GoRano and J. Ozorio (dead heat).

440 yards Scratch Senior-1, J. Silva; 2, J. Ackber; 3, A. Carvalho. Time: 5815 secs.

100 yards Handicap (Boys 10 years and under)-1, G. Victor; 2, Fung Chung Lin

There was a lengthy and enjoyable

The competition was High Jump-1, E. 0. Shahabudin programine. keen, and some very exciting finishes (Lugard); 2, T, S, Khoa (Lugard), records were broken. Lagard Hall Stt. 3im. Previous record: 8ft ins

Several previous 3, J. S. Guzdar (Lugard). Height: was the most successful section taking 440 Yards (Open to the Colony).-1, prizes in most of the principal events. G. Hyder (King's Regt.); 2, Y. C. Amongst those present at the meet-Bell, H.M. Sabmarine (L5). Time: ing were HE. the Governor, Sir 57 1-5sece. William and Lady Rees Davies, Sir William and Lady Branyate, Sir A. Hoalim (May); 2. D. Laing (In- Half Mile (Old Students' Cup.)-1, Robert and Lady Ho Tung. Bishop sard); 3, T. S. Wong (May) Time:) Pomoni, the Hon. Dr. Claud Severn 2mins 182-5secs. Previous record; | and Mrs. Severn, Mrs. Ballock, Dr. 2mins. 24secs. Forsyth, and the Rev. V. H. Copley Pole Jamp.-I, A. Hoslim (May); } Moyle.

2, B C. Kheng (Mar): 3, 6. 0. Shaba- Davies distributed the prizes. Sir Sipe.

At the conclusion Lady Rees badia (Lugard). Distance: 8 feet William in a happy speech thanked Old Students' Race (220 Yards the University for giving his wife the Handicap)-1, T. S. W. Chan 2, honour. Professor Redmond, in a P. L. Woo; 3, W. Gittens. Time: short speech thanked Lady Brunyate 27 2-5seca. for distributing the prizes, and the prize donors who bad contaibuted the fine collection of trophies on exhibition.

RESULTS.

Samy (Lugsid; 2, T. L Cheah (May); 400 Yards (Staff ̃Cup)-1, D. K.

3, C. A, Peterson (Lagard). Time: 56 1-5secs. Previous record: 56 45-

secs.

Following were the results:- Long Jump.-1, 8. 0. Shahabudin Kicking the FootbaH-1, 0. L(Lugard); 2, T. b. Yeoh (Lagard); 3. Chow (Lagard); 3, K. 8. Cheah T. L. Cheah (May). Distance: 19ft. (Lagard).

10fins,

Throwing the Cricket Ball-1,.A Hoalim (May Hall); 2. 8. A. M. Sepher (Logard).

50 Yards Egg and Spoon-1, Norah Lemard; 2, Jean Ho Tang; $ Emily Barrow.

100 Yards1, T. E. Yeah One Mile (Prince of Wales Cup).- (Lugard): 2. D. K. Samy (Lagard);1, A. Hoslim (May) D. Laing 3. 8. A. M. Bpcher (Lugard). Time: (Lugard); 3, T. & Wong May). 11-1-Beers.

city of pierrot costumes. Everyone Lo den, March 18. To Hongkong: Miss seemed to Lave feared that everyone B. Muaro, Mr H. 8. North, Mr and Mrs 2, 0. Barretto, Height; ft. lin.

High Jump Junior-1, C. Curtis; else would go in a pierrot costume North act child, Mia M. O. Dowles. and

High Jump Senior-1, Nai Than- Mra del Penn, Capt and M C. B. have made a to

special Roberts, Comdt. L. Rinque, Miss Iton; 2, Uy Pek. Height: 5 ft. 5 ins. effort to think out something Ringue. Mr G. Seeberger, Mr J, D. Me 120 yards Handicap (St. Louis were plenty of Ewen, MR B. BicEwen, Mr F.. Ives, Industrial School, West Point)-1, Chinese get-ups of all grades from Miss J. Williams, Mr R. Cunningham.

Per N.TK 5.5 chair coolies, two of whom carried in from Loudon, April 1.-r & Ritchin,

· Mishima Haru"

Fong Chai Kak; 2, Chan Yuk Chuen christy minstrel and deposited him Mrs AL. Urosine, Mr and Mrs 0. G. Yao:2, Hachiums. Time: 25 secs. 220 yards Handicap Junior.-1, Uy on the dance floor, to mandarins and Dett, Miss. D. Webster, Mr B. Cap

220 Yards-1, D. K. Samy per, Mr and Mrs G. R. Field, Miss Field.

220 yards Scratch Senior.-1; J. | (Lugard); 2. T. E. Yeoh (Lugard); 3, a resplendent figure in a brass heimet. Kater Field, Capt. and Me C. B. Ackber; 2, Tay Yen Ai. Time. 25. A. Feterson (Logard), Time:

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Frank R. Chin (St. John's); 2, T. L.

Putting the Weight (16 lbs)-1,, Cheah (May); 3. A. Hoalih (May). Distance: 3011, 7ink.

242-Bseca.

Time: 5mina 39 3-secs.

Sababudin (Lagard); 2, S. A. M Hurdles (120 Yards)-1, 8. 0. Sepher-(Lagard); 3, 2. E. Yooh ̈ (Lugard). Time: 17 2-5seca. Prar- ious record: 17 4-5seca.

Tug-o-War-Won by Elliot Hall. Relay Face (Half mile).-Won by Lugard Hall

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