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MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1929.

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Noon

QUEEN'S COLLEGE

ATHLETES IN FRIENDLY RIVALRY

SOME KEEN CONTESTS

The fourteenth annual sports day of the Queen's College held

on

was

Saturday at the college's ground at Causeway Bay under ideal weather conditions.

All the events were keenly con- tested, and it was indeed a pleas- ing sight to see midgets contend- ing for honour against strapping youths in the one mile and half mile races.

These tots were full

or vim and gave their elder class mates a good run.

THE CHINA MAIL,

Mr. Li Yau-taun Lauder Tea was served in a tent during the interval, and at the conclusion of the sports, Mr. Li Yau-teun, C.B.E., presented the prizes,

In asking Mr. Li to give away the prizes, Mr. A. II. Crook, head master. said that it was indeed a pleasure and an honour to the College to be able to induce Mr. Li to come and give away the prizes. Mr. Li, he said, was a very busy man, having many public duties to perform.

A person might be in any walk of life, the speaker added, but he could never ignore sports. Mr. Li might be a star tennis or football player to-day, if he had taken to sports in his younger days. Не might also be representing the Colony to-day in one of these forms of aporta. Not having taken to sports In his younger days, Mr. Li must now perforce be content-

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generation in their games.

Mr. Crook also said that it was

a pleasure to have Mr. Lo Cheung- shiu, one of the oldest former pupils of the college, with them. Mr. Lo had been elected the Pre- sident of the Queen's College Old Boys' Association this year, and in the past had done much for the jalma mater.

Sound Mind-Sound Body Mr. Li Yau-tsun replied int Chinese, thanking Mr. Crook for doing him the honour of asking him to distribute the prizes. Sports, he said, should be encour- rged. They developed a sound mind in a sound body. He waa

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The Officials

particularly pleased to see so many presented by Old Queen's College; youngsters competing against their undergraduates, was captured by elder brothers. To the winners, Chen Kit-ting. The advised them not to allow their victory to run away with their en- thusiasm, and to those who had not won a prize, he asked them to try again next year.

Rahman.

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A "QUEEN OF SONG" IN The official were President: Mr.

HONG KONG A. H. Crook; Entertainment Com-

CONCERT THIS EVENING mittee: Mr. H. K. Hung, Mr. C. G. Anderson, Mr. Tse Tsing-fong, Mrs. THE RESULTS

: Stubbings, and

Heralded "as the greatest and' Mr. W

Kay; Long Jump (Senior)-1, A. A. Starters: Mr. J. C. Fletcher, Mr.grand opera star who has ever most highly paid concert and Suffiad: 2, Kung Ping-hoi; 8, AHG. Wallington, Mr. L. G. Morgan, toured the Far East Mme. Hung. Distance: 17 ft. 3 inches. Mr. C. Choa, and Mr. Chow Ping Amelita Galll-Curei will sing in

Long Jump (Junior)-1, Chan; Judges: Mr. W. L. Handyside, the Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney Kit-ting: 2, Tam Ying-pong: 3, A. Mr. D. M. Richards, Mr. S. Mevening, at the only concert that Queen's • Theatre this Distance 15 ft. 6% Churn, Mr. K. L. Ch'au, Mr. Lo has been arranged for this world. Cheung-ip, and Mr. Ip Kau-ho; famous vocalist to appear in Hong 100 Yards Race (Senior)-1, S. Handicappers: Mr. G. W. Reeve, Mr. Kong. Hassan; 2, Kung Ping-hot; 3, Wong. G. Morgan, Mr. Cheung Wai- Kam-pui. Time: 11 secs.

fung, and

Mr. Yoen Kwok-luen; 'elock, and a very large audience The concert will begin at 9.16 100 Yards Race (Junior)-1, Time Keepers: Mr. W. Kay; Mr. is certain.

Mme. Galli-Cure is Tam Ying-pong; 2. Chan Kit-ding; W. L. Handyside, Mr. Lo Man-hin, known throughout the world a

E Cheuk-kuen.

Mr. Hung Hing-fat, and Mr. Hung the "world's greatest coloratura High Jump (Senior)-1, Ip Chi-go: Scorers: Mr. Chan Cheuk-soprano" and as an opera singer of The Union SS. Company's steamers to the United Kingdom via New Wong Kampui. Height: 5 ft. 1% Azim; Clerks of the Course: Sgt. referred to as "the voice of the It is to Mr. A. Strok, so well-known is magic, she is sparkling and Shiu-ming; 2, Lau Yan-ting; 3, wa. Mr. M. el Arculli and Mr. R. M. the first rank, her voice has been certainly not miss the opportunity.ments demanding technique that Zealand, Vancouver, San Francisco, etc.

The P. & O. Royal Mail steamers to London via Suez Canal.

Marriott and Prefects; Mr. J. C. century" and wherever she has ap- in the Far East as the impresario audacious; with, fluent ease she Fletcher (Hon. Secretary),

peared Mme. Galli-Curci has creat to whom we are indebted for visits gives the top notes of which the ed the most favourable opinions from musical artistes of the human voice is capable. When she among the most competent of highest rank--Kreisler, Elman, sings a simple melody musical critics. She has just con- Heifetz, Godowsky, to mention only warmth and colour and ex- 120 Yards Hurdles (Senior):--- Per President Jefferson" jcluded a very successful engage a few-that we are also indebted pressive value reflecting the mean- Kung Ping-hoi; 2, A. R. Suffiad; 8, from Manila:-

ment in Manila, where she created for the visit of Mme. Galli-CureL A. R. H. Ismail. Time: 18.4/5 secs.

fng of each word she utters." Mr. Cara Ray Alganer, Rev. a delightful impression.

A Recent Criticism Many 120 Yards Hurdles (Junior)-1, Agustin Andree, Mr. S. Arimura, Hong Kong residents have heard

It may be safely predicted that Chan Kit-ting; 2, Rahman; 3. Kan Rev. L. Arroyo, Mr. and Mrs. her in London and elsewhere and the following is a recent criticism:ed by an enthusiastic audience Of Mme. Galll-Cure's singing the Queen's Theatre will be crowd- Kuen-tok. Time: 20.2/5 secs. George L. Artamanoff, Mr. W. H. they will go to her her again; and "In her most orilliant coloratura this evening,to hear the world.

Pick-a-Back Race: 1, E. H. Bell, Mr. Walter Bowman, Mr. and those

who have not had the flights, with gascades of runs and famous prima donna and welcome Markar and 0. K. Sadick; 2, Tam Mrs. Cyril H. Burton, Mr. Cheng pleasure of hearing her should the flashes of intricate embellish her to the Colony. Ju-pong and Wong Kam-put. Time: Wee-kin, Mr. M. Chikazawa, Mr. 10 secs.

and Mrs. Chua Kay and family, Half Mile Handicap:-1, Hui Mr. R. Egashira, Mr. and Mrs. Chichuen; 2 Chu Chung-po; B, M. V. Eleazar, Mr. Gee Eng-sik, Leung Kam-to.

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Mr. Emmett Ireland, Russell 100 Yards, Class VII:-1, Chan Ireland, Mrs. Nora S. Ireland, Miss Siu-tong; 2, Chan Wai-to; 3, Kiu Nora E. Ireland, Miss Mary Ireland, man-wai. Time: 13 seca

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High Jump (Junior) :—-1, Lil

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PASSENGER LISTS.

ARRIVALS

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DEPARTURES Consolation Race: 1, Leung Per a "Shizuoka Maru" for Hoa-ming: 2 Hui Chi-woon; S, Shanghai, Seattle, etc., on March Leung Tak-wai.

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by birz, Mise L. Gosano, Mrs. M. A. Officials Race-1, Bo Taitim; Figasirodo, Messrs. E. A. Remedios, 2, Lo Chi-ki...

M. F. Baptista, C. Remedios, A. A. College's Champions Remedies, N. Boltrao, C. Figueiredo, The Senior Championship of the R. Rosario, B. Alves, A. Ward, College resulted in a tie between F. A Xavier, B. Gosano, A. Brown,

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