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PRESENTATION BY THE GOVERNOR.

TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1925.

In November last the Inspector large number of girls who send of English Schools visited our their children to us from all parts. School and we received an exof China.

annual Passed,

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cellent report for discipline and Keener interest in games, has general good work. Four of our been displayed during the past junior teachers are attending the term. In net ball and dodge ball. teacher's technical classes.,

a real term spirit is developing, and The results of the University we feel that the influence on examinations were good. One character as well as physical value Matriculation candidate entered i of games is of great importance. There was a large gathering and passed. Six seniors entered, Behind all the school activities matriculated and three there has been the influence of a present at St. Stephen's Girls two School hall for the

gaining distinc-loyal and painstaking staff. No IF SO CALL AT THE CAMPAIGN OFFICE IMMEDIATELY FOR speech day. The occasion was on" in needlework. Seven words of mine can express what candidates took the the school. owes to the self- marked by a farewell presentation Junior to the Ven, Archdeseon Judd examination and five passed, one sacrlicing and unceasing care Barnett on the eve of his departure caining distinction in music. One which the Chinese and English for Home after a long period of matriculation candidate offered teachers give to their work. educational work in, Hongkong.her services to come back to the must be remembered that modern Amongst those present were H.E. school as a voluntary teacher. Requirements make great demands the Governor, Sir Edward Stubbs, She is now working In the upon the teacher, especially in K.C.M G., the Right Rev. C. R kindergarten, which has been the matter of understanding and Duppuy (Bishop of Victoria), Ven. under the able supervision of Mrs. sympathy.

The social as well as the spiritual Archdeacon Barnett, Lady Stuart Cooper. We are glad to report Taylor, Mr. S. W. To, and the that the other two matriculation side of school life has great value candidates have "gone into in the training of character and it Rev. H. W. Hewitt, head master

residence at St. Stephen's Hall is women of character who are of St. Stephen's Boys' School.

An interesting programms of We would urge parents to serious needed in these days when we are entertainment was provided by ly consider the wisdom of sending bewildered by a maze of new social

who the pupils.

entering the problems. The proceedings girla

University, into residence in the opened with the singing of the hostel. Miss Atkins, the resident send out giris full of courage unit- school hymn, followed by a song by the upper school. In the next warder, is training them in the ed with sympathy, possessing a fem, "Scenes from Coriolanus," discipline of self-reliance and thorough sense of duty with well Misses

Hannah Suhr, Jeanne self-control. It is a time when trained minds, eager to make the O'Hey, Eveline Lee and T'so Wal- girls pass from the careful highest contribution to the solution ki acted their parts very well, guidance of parental control and of the problems that beset this and the clear enunciation of the school discipline into the freedom great nation and in the motto of girls was favourably commented of University life. The wise our school, "In faith we go for

by the audience. The guidance and sympathy which the ward. Kindergarten Class rondered" The warder seeks to give are of unfall Dollies Lullaby and "Chinese ing help in the transition stage of

Scenes from Riff's life! Sang." Alice in Wonderland" by Misses Irene Chin, Loh Ah-hoy, Daisy Ho and Olga Suhr were also much appreciated. The final item was a planofore solo by Miss Clara Wong, who gained distinction in music.

Doris Lee-9, Seymour Rond

Miss Rose Late-59, Caine Road

H. Chon--Equitable Eastern Bank

Mrs. Elsie Dunenberg-1, The Albany

Miss Chenalloy-Nestle Milk Co.

Miss L. McKenzie-Struthers & Barry

Miss Lolita da Sousa-1, Aimal Villas, Kowloon

Miss Annic Tollan-20, Nathan Rond.

'Miss. R. Mow Fung--Gilman & Co. Ltd

A. C. Greaves-3, Excelsior Terrace

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The Bishop, in introducing Miss Middleton Smith, the Principal, said that she was not in Hongkong when the present „new School building was opened. She was at the. time in England getting teachers, and as a result of her efforts two highly qualified lody teachers had been added to the

staff.

The report of Miss Middleton Smith was as follows:-

Your Excellency, My Lord Bishop, Archdeacon Barnett, Mem bers of the College Council, ladies and gentlemen.It affords me great pleasure to welcome you here to-day. We deeply regret that Lady Stubbs, one member of the Council, is not with us, but we remember with gratitude the sympathetic interest she has taken in all our activities in the past. It is good to have the Bishop, our Council Chairman, with us again and to know that in Mrs. Duppuy

we shall have a true friend and adviser.

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Before asking Your Excellency to present the scholarship, cups, and certificates, may Iremind you The various religious and sical that the scholarships were given activities have been carried on by Mr. Io Fook, and Mr.

Si with great success.

Cheung.shal The During last term over $2,000 was giris receive the cups only, and raised to help those in need. I give back the money to the school. should also like to mention that which is to be used for the educa Hannah Suhr took first prize for tion of a girl unable to pay the the best original fairy story school fees, but after completing open to the whole world in her education here will use her. connection with the Ministering knowledge and teach in a school in Children's League competition. We China. Already three girls educat- were glad to send a donation of ed in this way are teaching in $1,000 to the MC.L; also subs. Amoy, Foochow, and Hongkong. tantial cheques were sent to the This year, Mr. Ho Kom-tong, with a Chinese Home Missionary Society, Renerous gift of $2,000, has made the Chinese Women's Missionary it possible to add yet another for Service League to help poorer next year's work. We are grateful girls' schools in Senchow, Pakhot, to him and many of the generous Yunnanfu, and Canton, The friends such as Mr. Kwok, Sin-san, 5ir Leper Hospital received" gifts of Robert Ho Tung and others who.

Mr. Mok Kong-sang, and

clothes and money.

We support

an S.S.GC.bed in the Pakhol have made it possible for us to Hospital and have now guaranteed assemble In this fine building. $120 yearly for a bed in the Yun- to day. I will now ask you, Sir, to man Hospital also. The school present the cups and certificates. Y.W.C.A., arranged to entertais Presentation of Awards. about 200 poor children, who en His Excellency presented certi

joyed a Christmas treat en our ficates and cups to the following playground, and the patients of students: Matriculallon: Cheng the Government Civil Hospital Sui yue (winner of cup), Irene- were cheered with carols and Ung and Fok Sut-woon. Senior presents at Christmas time. The Local: Frances Woo, Maggie Y.W.CA. also appointed one girl Cheung and Un to help the poorer schools in Junior Local: Clara Wong (winner) Wanchai, while another visits the of cup), Ip Yuk-ying, Amy Ma, Tsang Hiu-fan and Cheng Hung-

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The year has heen a very pros-hospital on Sundays. perous, if a somewhat unsettled, Our Sunday school, with the Jue. one in the history of the school. exception of the senior class, is

At the end of the presentation returned in, September last to find stated entirely by our elder girls." the Governor said that be keenly that, in spite of the shortage of

regretted that circumstances staff, Miss Taylor had carried on Sunday, March 14. A Baptism class prevented Lady Stubbs from being splendidly during my absence. A is being held weekly by Miss Li present, as she would have been large average of attainment had Diku. This is haing largely more competent to perform the been reached in rinany forms. attended by our most thoughtful office than himself and offer Last termi the staff was students.

advice to the superior sex reinforced by

of the return

Two girls, Mary Ho, and Ch (Laughler). His Excelleney cou Miss Atkins and the arrival of Ying, devote Tursday and Thurs gratulated Miss Middleton Smith Miss Popt, who brings with her day afternoons to the free education on the Increasing and continue di the healthy traditions of Roedean of amabs and nuitsais. Many of the success of the school, and remark- School and English University servants belonging to the girls in ed, that the excellence of the life. Miss Vincent, B. A. of West- this school have learned to read training and teaching imparted in field College, University of Lon- and write and to love the Ose true the school were Illustrated in the don, has also joined ourstaff. She "God, through their careful teaching" performance the pupils. He. is at present studying in the

On, all sides our work has been regretted that this would be the language school at Canton in order somewhat cramped and hindered last occasion on which he would to supervise Chinese studies, for want of space and it is with be present at the school. which certain parts of the school great regret that, almost daily, wo Gifts to the Archdeacon. demand. Miss Wise, B. A. of have to say to new girls who wish The presentation to Archdeacor: Sydney University, is back with to enter the school, "There is no Barnett took the form of an us again, and her quiet, steady in-room." With the increasing poilluminated address with three fluence is of great value, and we" pularity of girls' education in South carved ivory ornaments on a tray, are glad that Miss Hazeland has China, the need for more accom- Mra. Cheung Yeeching, an old resumed her work with themodation grows more urgent. The pupil of the College, read school. We owe much to the gift of the cast wing, for the the address, which WAS 25. systematic work of Mr. Lo, Kwan-completion of the building, would follows:-

shung, Director of Studies. Mrs. mean a very real contribution to "In the name of the School I Davison has been of great help as the educational work of this have much pleasure in welcoming. Becretary, and we regret Miss Wan country, for old S.S.G.C. girls ure you here to-day. We feel it an Shuk-shing and Miss Wan Lai- to be found working and living in honour and a privilege. It is to- ching have left us to go North all parts of this great Republic, your wise foresight and counge this year. The Chinese staff, too and in many parts of the world. many years ago, together with the large to mention individually, have Perhaps the most pleasing tribute generous support and active co- been untiring in their effort for of appreciation and affection they operation of Sir Kai Ho-kai and the welfare of the school.

show for their old school is a the Dr. Tso, that we as a school owe-

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our being. Since the foundation of the school. In 1906 till the- present day we have been helped: and encouraged by your unfailing. interest and untiring work on our: behalf. For many years ‹a build- ing, such as this, was a dream without the bounds of

pos- sibility, and now, largely owing to

your untiring efforts, our dream has been realised, and we are now able to welcome you into our great. hall, This building itself speaks. volumes, while the crowded state- of girls' schools in Hongkoug, and the fact of increasing number of women students at the Hongkong University, both amply justify the faith and the courage of the nioneers of women's education In South China. It is a grief, to us!! that you must leave us, and I ask Nou, on behalf of this staff and students, to accept this small token We of our gratitude and esteem.

wish you a very happy journey to England.

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