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Mr. Irving, wife of the Hon. Mr. E. A. Irving (Director of Education) distributed the school prizes at the Kowloon British Bchool yesterday aftern on. Many parents and friends of the pupils were present.

Reading bla annual report the Head- master Mr. Richards, said that the school had done some very arefal work during the strike, many of their cadets and scoots proving very va'n. able helps where necessary. The Midsummer and annual examinations showed very good results, and he con- nidered this to be one of the most. promising signs they could look for. The results of the senior local er- aminations too were excellent. The health of the school had been good throughout the year. The St. George'a Society had given a donation of $40 to the School Library and also $10 for special prizes.

The Hongkong and Whampoa Dockyard rololarships had been won by W. Jenner and Elea Bell, and the J. R. M. Smith scholarship by Dorothy Lyons. The St George's Bociety's prize for the best essay on "The Ways of Celebrating St. George's Day" was awarded to Mariory Stuart. The Government scholarship in clasa 1. har been won by Eather Barth, in class 2, be Dorothy Goodman; in Class 3, by Dorothy Wiltshire; in class 4, by Julia Barth; in clasa 5, by George Arrold; and in clare 6, by Reginald Woolly Interest in sports had been maintained to its fall pitch. He concluded by thinking the staff for their services during the year.

The Hon. Mr. Irving, in the course of a speech on the year's work. ex- plained that the aim of the se' ool was to prepire boys and girie to pass the matriculation examination of the Hongkong University with as many bonours at could be expected. The blue ribbon of their ambition, he said:" was to win the King Elward scholambip. One reason why they had fallen short of this ambition in the past, was that the children generally remained at school only one year after pass inz the Junior local examination. He enggested that this was within the power of the parents to remedy. Speaking with reference to the junior

CRICKET.

C.R.C. v. UNIVERSITY,

The following will represent the C.B.O. in a League match against the University at Causeway Bay to day, commanding at 3.15 p.m.--G, Lee (Captain), Ng Sze-kwong, H. Ching, C. Choa, M.-K. Lo, M. W. Lo, Wong Sik to, J. M. Tan. Y. K. Shi, Kuen, Reserve: W. Hung.

CHURCH NOTICES.

A CHARGE OF ONE DOLLAR IS MADE FOR ALL NOTIJES ́ UNDER THIS HEADING.

ST. JOHN'S DÉTHEDRAL

HONGKONG 14th January, 1923. END SUNDAY ÄSTHE EPIRANY. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Matins 11 am.

Responses: Ferial; Vonite: Msafarroa (31); Paalus:27 Mofarren; Te Doum: Lawas, Coote, Hopkins; Benedictus Foster (8th evening) Authom: "No shadow: yonder. Gaul; Hymu 183.. Edtany (12 noon)

Evensong (6 p.m.).

Responens: Ferial Pealear: 38 Trent, Magnificat: Mauferred: -Nune Dimittia: Barnby: Hyasus: 70, 587,

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Union Church, Kennedy Rord.

Sandy, Bervices, January 14ib. Morning Sarrica, at 11a.m. Evening Service, st 6 p.m. Fraicher: Raw: J. Kirk Maconschle.

Sunday School, at 3.50 p.m. On Tuesday, 18th Illustratel Musical Ficture on the Wwks of Chopin by Mr A. M. Bower-Smith sister! by Mr Harry Ora, is the Esctura Bali, at 9 p.m. On Friday, Christian Endeavour Meating and Soci Tour at 8.30.

St. Peter's Church, West Point.

Sunday 14th Jabury 1923.

ha.m. Holy Commveion. 11a.m. Matins and Sormon.

St. Andrew's Church, Nathan Road, Kowloon,

14th January, 1933.

Rod Sunday after Epiphany. 8.15 am. Holy Communion. 1a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon, 2.43 p.m. Bible Classes and Sunday. School."

6pm. Evaning Prayer and Sermed.

Roid Tram" Station.

Sunday, 11.15 a.. Wednesday, 5.45 p.m. Wedg

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CONSIGNEES NOTICE3....

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locals, Mr. Tring, said that the ex-Fiest Church of Christ, Scientist, amination was too easy and he hoped | MacDonnell Road, Below Bowen that the University authoritica would make it stiffer in the future, After dealing with "the subject of spot, particularly cricket and boxing which he much hoped to see installed in the school once more with all ite old vigour Mr. Irving said that there was one subject on which be Org arriving by the "Weit Ivas particularly desira to speak, and anfalvered after fauniry 18 will be which he felt a little bit en e about.bjot tiront Aga ti-truthers and That. was the number of ebanges in staff He believed some people thought that he and Mr. Ralphs when they bad nothing better to do, sat down in his office and played a sort of "general post" taking square pegs and patting them in round holes and vice versa "No one Beplored the changes in staff more than be, but there were circumstagoRE at work more powerful than he I was not bia fault if teachers broke their lege or ad their appendices removed. Another thing he naked of them was, waald parents with uơ mairied rone ask them kindly to desist from marrying his teachers.

In conclusion be drew attention to the hormons; improvement in the English of the school, about which he had complained last year.

PRIZE LIST.

The priza liet was as follows:-- Class 1.1st. Marjorie Stuart; 2nd. W. Jenner; 3rd, Esther Birth.

Class 2-11, Dorothy Lyon; 2nd (boy), E. Moses; 3rd (girl). C. Foster: Class 3.-1st, Dorothy Wiltshire: 2nd. W. Jenner; 3rd (gri), G. Prickelt,

Class 4.-ist, Julia Barth; 2nd Kenneth Evans; 3rd, Molly Ground

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ChB 5.-1st. George Arrold; 21, Frank Hastley; 3rd, Gladys MaoNider.

lans G.-lat, Reginald Wodley; 2nd, Stanley MacNider; 3rd, Jayco

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Spesial prizes.-History, E. Moses Frenos, Katherina Hammond; M the matics, K. Jenner. drawing. G. Arnold; attendance, E-thor Barth,

Nicholls, sad Samnel Barth.

"FANLING GOLF.

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D. J. Cuthill LADINS" SECTION.

The draw for the Captain's Cup of the Ladies Section of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club appears as follows: Mrs. Crawford Morgan ▼ Mrs., Bein. Mr. Hannibal v Miss Denison, Mrs. Adama v Lady Rest Mr. Davies, Mrs. Redmond V Armstrong. The first round must be played off by the Siet ist.

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