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"RIO RITA".

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VICTOR RECORDS

Only a Rose

Rio Rita

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Sweetheart, we need each other

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You're always in my arms

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If you're in Love you'll Waltz You're always in my arms

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Rickard Crooki Richard. Crooka.

Pollack's Orchestra. Pollack's Orchestra.

Bebe Daniels. Bebe Danicle.

Following the Sun around ...... Renard's Orchestra, If you're in Love you'll Waltz... Kahn's Orchestro.

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THE

NOTHING USELESS.

WORK AND PLAY IN EDUCATION.

CHINA MAIL.

GOVERNMENT NOTICES

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1930.

COMPANY MEETINGS

DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE COMPANY,

LIMITED.

For all that, we need relaxation. Recreation la, or ought to be, exact- ly what the word implies. It la not always so. It sometimes drains unduly both the strength and the purse. Sometimes our neighbours, and even our own conscience might take exception to We can be judged, indeed, by our recreations, for no man. Is a hypocrite there, but If we have right principles our re- creations may be trusted to look and day of September, 1930, at Road Central, Victoria in the

after themselves.

Value of Games.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

➜ARTICULARS & CONDITIONS of the Sale by Public Auction

P

to

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

IN°

that an Extraordinary Gen- eral Meeting of the above Com- pany will be held at Exchange be held on MONDAY, the Building (First Floor), Des Voeux

[By T. S. Cairncross.] Dr. J. C. Scott in presenting the prizes recently at Carlisle Gramma: School advocated hard work and "hard play, as essential for happy lives. Many will agree with him, though some may doubt his idea that he did not think it mattered 'what pupils worked at so long as it was not useful. Dr. Scott also said he did not believe in French without all internationalists. We have got in the Colony of Hong Kong

tears or learning made easy.

As to School' training, I take it that its object is the development of the mind and the calling out of per sonality. In other words we learn so as to be able to live, not merely to make a living. Now in order to live rightly it is necessary that our minds should be cultivated and character formed. School is for us the threshold of the larger world and from it we have na outlook on life. Whatever therefore cultivates the

3 p.m., at the Offices of the Colony of Hong Kong, on TUES- Works Department, by DAY, the 23rd September, 1930, at

The value of school life, therefore, Public on this side is when it teaches Order of His Excellency the Gov-11 am, in the forenoon, for the of one Lot of Crown purpose of considering, and if

us to "play the game. We can allernor, play the game, even if we are not

to be "sports."

Resolutions as Ordinary Resolu

Land Bt Mong Kok Tsui, thought fit passing the following

器 tarm of 75 years, tions, viz.:-

the option of renewal

We play to wla; for

without a prize being dangled with before us otherwise. character quite as much as classics 'do.

Games form at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 75 years. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. ·

I have no doubt Rugby does as Dr. Scott claims All games do. If one is going to play a game, It Knowledge is good to play it well. of this kind is power, too. knowledge of human nature.

It is a

It may be questioned, indeed, if any knowledge obtained at school mind and develops the personality since it is there we begin to get a is ever superfluour or superficial,

knowledge of life.

Nor do wa. 1

After a.

so that we may find ourselves is a good part of education. Almost any subject accordingly may be justified, forget what wo learn at school, in the school curriculum; classics, either in work or play. science, vocational work and general gap of fifty years we can go back to intelligence. The mastery of sub-it all easier than to what happened jeots is itself an education. "Dif. yesterday; and if by chance it has ficulties are more important to the been blotted out, it has not been human mind than what are called lost, for it has been inwoven into assistances."

A Bigger Outfit, Like Dr. Scott i am not much in favour of vocational subjects being taught at school. With such sub- Jeeta there is specialisation and a narrowing down, and there is time enough for that. The boy has to be a man as well as a workman and it is, a pity for him to leave school with a half-baked mind: Why should his mental powers not be expanded be- fore his nose is set to the grind stone and his horizon blotted out?

Let him gain an interest in his tory or in the classics or in science or even in philosophy if he can. He will then bring to his work a mind above the routine unfortunately perhaps in cases-and he will be less of a hooligan, while he will be more of a creator which alone ts. Inan's prerogative. He will thus bring to the learnings of his trade or vocation a bigger outfit when the time 'cornes; he will be a better citizen, and he need not be a worse man. Dickens, on his part had to Hive "Hard Times" before he wrote

it.

Follow A Plan.

character.

To learn even how to be second- To be best is a great attainment.

shake hands un- beat and to grudgingly is almost to be a classic oneself. Cowardice and meanness Manliness, have no part in games. unselfishness, honesty, pluck all come out in play, as, they ought to come out in later life. All such things form and inform the mind, and they form character.

Material success, sald Dr. Scott was of very little Importance in the He is right. Material long run. success comes and goes. To learn to do well the day's work, however, and to enjoy the relaxations of life are undoubtedly to inherit treasure. that can never be taken from us, was said in the Carlisle and, as school books, if, happiness cannot commanded it may be deserved.

be

The artist and his young wife had just returned from their honey- moon at Blackpool. When a friend to wish them much dropped in happiness he found them laughing over something.

"Whatever are you two laughing over?" said the visitor.

"Oh, it was jolly!" sald the wife. "My husband painted and I cooked, and then we both guessed what the of things were meant for

one

A poor

Work comes to most of us, and the present state of affairs is abnormal. -By a social and economic calamity we are learn- ing that Inbour is our blessings. He is creature Indeed who has not been trained to work. It may be that division of labour stunts us, and that routine makes us machines in a day in which the machine has clready become greater than the man. Yet idleness is no life.] Honest work is full of dignity, and many to-day would give much to get back to drudgery so that their days" and minds might be filled.

If work was given as a curse, the want of work seems a greater curse still. Work not only helps the world, it helps us. It keeps us sane, and it is good when a man finds his place and burns to the socket.

If, therefore, school is to teach us to live, it must in the nature of things teach us to work. It must give us the habit of industry in what we undertake there, and I fancy that that is what Dr. Scott has in mind, for "any plan is good so long as you follow it." Any sub- ject can teach us industry. Moral qualities are not in work, but in us, and it is we who make drudgery- divine. This doubtless is why Dr. Scott does not believe in French without tears.

As for hard play, it needs no re- commendation in our age. A Morton, a Jones, a Bradman, a Peobles can almost put us off our food and of our sleep. They can easily put us off our work, at least.

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Pothe Sale by Publie Auction to be held ол MONDAY, the 2nd day of September, 1980, at 3p.m., at the Offices of the

Works Department. Public Order of His Excellency the Gov- ernor, of one Lot of Crown Land at Tai Kok Tsui, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of Th years, with the option of renewal. at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King. for one further term of 75 years. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

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NOTICE.

ATTENTION of

all

T'women, Zuropean and Chin

cre, practising as midwives in the Colony is hereby drawn to Sec- tion 2 (1) and 8 of Ordinance No. 22 of 1910 (ie., Midwives Or- dinance).

"Section 2. (1) Every woman who not being certified under this 'Ordinance takes or uges any name, title, addition or description implying that she is certified under this Ordinance or is a per- son specifically qualified, to carry on the work of e midwife, or is recognised by law as a midwife, shall upon summary conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding two Eundred and fifty dollars."

"Section 8. Every certified woman shall, betore, holding ber- self out as a practising midwife or commencing to practise 29 3 midwife, give notice in writing of

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(1) That the authorised capital of the Company (which is now $1,500,000 consleting of 200; 000 shares fully paid up of the nominal value of 37.50 par share all of which have been fasued) be increased from $1,500,000 consisting as aforesaid to $2,250,000 (con- sisting of 300,000 shares of the nominal value of $7.50 each) by the creation of 100,000 additional new shares of the nominal value of $7.50 each,

(2) (a) That 50,000 of the said 100,000 now shares be

as

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offered forthwith (in the | promptly proportion of one share for every complete number of four issued shares hold by them res- pectively) to the persons who on the 23rd day of September, 1930, are re- gistered in the Company Share Register the holders of the

Baid 200,000 issued shares at a premium of $7.50 per share and so that on ac- ceptance of the offer the nominal value due in res- pect of such new shares plus the said premium of $7.50 per share (making $15.00 per share) shall be payable in full. Such new shares (when allot- ted) shall rank for divi- dend as from the. First day of January, 1931, and in all other respects pari .passu with the shares "constituting the Company'a

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his nominee will be deemed to be declined and that the Directors be at liberty to fix Buch respective times and to extend such times to such date or dates and upon Bach terms, as they may think fit and further that any of the said 50,000 new shares which shall not be taken up by the Com- pany's shareholders in manner aforesaid be dis- posed of in such manner at such time or times and

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THE ANNUAL TENNIS TOUR, NAMENT will be held during the months of October and No- vember. Full particulars with entry forms may be obtained from he various Cluba.

Hong Kong. Sept. 18, 1930.

HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

and

upon such terms as the DRAFT PROGRAMMES

ENTRY FORMS for tho

Company's Directors shall In their absolute discre- tion see fit.

(e) That no shareholder shall

EIGHTH EXTRA RACE MEET- ING to be held on FRIDAY, 10th October and On SATURDAY,

11th October, 1930 (weather per-

be entitled to claim for a mitting), may be, obtained at the fraction of an additional Race Course, Hong Kong Club and new share in respect of Causeway Bay Stables, any odd share held by him.

(d) That the remaining 50,000

new shares constituting the Company's unissued capital be issued at such time or timea in such manner and for such pur poses. and upon such terms and conditions.in every respect as the Com- pany's Board of Directors may decide.

NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that the Register of mem bers of the Company will be

STAND-

ORE BEING AWAY OSIE ITS BREAKING HEART

Entries CLOSE at 12 o'clock Noon on THURSDAY, 2nd Octo- ber, 1930.

Hong Kong, 19th Sept, 1930.

CLOSED from the 17th to 23rd September, 1980, inclusive, during which period no transfer of shares can be registered.

Dated this 4th day of Septem- ber, 1930.

By Order of the Board,

M.. MANUK,

Socretárý.

HELLO-ROSIE- I JUST HAD TO CALL YOU AND SAY- GOOD-BYE AGAIN, ILLA

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