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MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 1931.

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appreciation. "There are times when a man cannot say all he would wish to," he said, "and for myself, this is one of them."

Bro. Butland urged all members to work together for the common cause, Ilis relations with the G...E., he added, had always been The sterling work of Bro. John perfectly harmonious, and their Butland, K.O.M., for Buffaloism united efforts had always been to- in Hong Kong received tangible wards furthering the aims of the recognition on Saturday night, Order. He urged all members when fellow-members of the Far present to carry on the work in East Lodge presented him with an the same spirit. "I hope you will illuminated address putting on re-think that I am in the Lodge in cord their appreciation of his the spirit, if not in person, after valuable help and advice.

I leave," he concluded. (AD plause).

Bro. Butland, who is returning Home on Saturday next, has been in the Colony for a little over two Public Works Department,

years, during which time he has Hong Kong, 9th January, 1931. witnessed a steady and very grati- fying growth in the strength of the Order. He was until quite recently P.G.P., Grand Council, only retiring because of his im- pending departure. In addition, he was Hon. Treasurer of the

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Forms of Proof may be obtain-was made during the course of the West End of London, Centre of thoutre land, etc. Good English fareed at the Offices of Mesars. Percy routine meeting of the Lodge, Bond, Holland Park, London, W11, Smith, Seth & Fleming, 6, Des

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which was, however, noteworthy in that regalia visits were paid by the Provincial Grand Lodge, Grand Council, and the Provin cial Grand Lodge, Grand Lodge of England.

Bro. Dowman, P.G.P., (Grand Council) prior to naking Bro. Rutland to accept the address, briefly paid tribute to his work for Buffaloism in Hong Kong. |He hoped that he would continue his untiring efforts upon his ar- rival in Britain, and sincerely trusted that further advancement, so richly deserved, would come his way. Bro. Butland's work was too well known to brethren present to require detailed com- ment, but he felt sure he was speaking for all present when he said that was solid and endur- Ing. (Applause),

Bro. Dowman then presented

"God-Speed."

Bro. F. Cullen, K.O.M., (P.G.P., G.L.E.) speaking for himself and his officers, expressed his appre- ciation of Bro. Butland's willing and ready co-operation during his sojourn in the Colony. He could only wish him God-speed and good tuck upon his return Home.

Bro. C. W. H. Wilson, K.O.M., P.G.P., G.L.E.. also Past thanked Bro. Butland for his efforts for the Order, particular- ly in connection with the affairs of the R.A.O.R. Club, which had greatly benefited by his advice and assistance. He was losing a friend and a brother and one who had been too modest to admit the

extent of his invaluable work. To the good wishes of Bro. Cullen he added his own personal thanks, and those of members of the R.A.0.B. Club. (Applause).

FIRM LODGE.

The troopship Nevassa on Satur- day brought all the members of the Firm Lodge. Shanghal. The opportunity was taken by many brethren of local Lodges to go on board and wish them God-speed and a prosperous future. The t- ter fired numerous crackers as the Nevassa left;

The enforced closing down of the Firm Lodge will be regretted by all Buffaloes In the Province of China.

Komor and Company for three medals, Mr. Van Burgen for six medals, the Union Insurance Co. for a donation of $10, and the University Union for a gift of $50. He thanked Sir Wiliam Horneli for gracing the exhibition with his presence that afternoon.

Titles Praised.

After the distribution, Sir William Hornell briefly addressed the gathering. He said that he wanted to congratulate the Hong Kong University Union Photo graphic Club on their excellent exhibition.

After remarking on the joys of photography n a hobby, Sir William went on to congratulato the exhibitors for the ingenuity of the titles which they had riven their pictures. Speaking of one entitled "No Business," Sir William said that it reminded him of the situation in Hong Kong consequent on the crash in the dollar. If the winners of diplo mas (which Sir William remarked as being substantial) intended to frame them, then the frame-mak- ing trade in Hong Kong would benefit a great deal. (Laughter),

Sir William expressed grati- tude to the firms and to those who had contributed so generously to- the exhibition. (AP- wards plause).

Only Two Came Out! He said that he once bought a camera, and after buying hun dreds of rolls of films, went to the Himalayas, and took picture after picture. But only two came out properly! Since then, he had given it up, but cameras, he said, were much easier to work at the present day then they were 30 years or so ago. (More laughter).

Sir William concluded by thanking all those who had at- lended, and remarked on the plea- sure it had given him to see the many exhibits. (Applause).

PRIZE WINNERS. "Gossips"-Henrich Lueer.

Best picture of the exhibition-

"A" Class: Landscapes-Dr. T. C. Lau 18) "Landscape", "Summer Day" and "Shadows in the Courtyard"; P. A. Dragon (3) "The Hut on the

the address (neatly designed ART OF THE CAMERA in "Storm Brewing" and "Wings

and admirably printed by the Newspaper Enterprise, Limited), ! the wording of which was AB follows:-

To Brother John Butland, K.O.M., (Grand Primo, China, 1990).

The Officers and Brethren of

CLEVER EXHIBITION BY "VARSITY UNION.

SIR W. HORNELL'S JOKE.

The Vice-Chancellor of the

the Far East Lodge, No. 1297,niversity (Sir William Hornell, Kt., CLE) on Saturday after desire to convey to you in last noon distributed the prizes, in the ing form their high apprecia. Hong Kong University Union as tion of the valuable services sembly hall, at the conclusion of rendered by you as Treasurer, annual Photographic also to commemorate your one

Exhibition, held under the aus- hundredth consecutive attend-oices of the University Union ance in the Far East Lodge.

The thanks of the Members are accompanied by sincere wishes for your future welfare and happiness.

The health of Bro. Butland was

then drunk with acclamation.

Photographic Club. There was a fair number present and the numerous exhibits were greatly admired. Tea was served during the afternoon, after which an ad- journment was made to the hall here the distribution of prizes Look place.

Bro. Butland's Reply. Bro. Butland, in reply, said he Addressing the gathering, Mr. would carry away many precioua K. W. Khoo (Chairman) said that memories, and would always re- he was very glad to say that the member the good fellowship hexhibition was a great success had experienced in the different and reflected credit on the exhibi- Lodges in Hong Kong. He had tors. He thanked among others. done his best to help the Order the Afga Company, for the gift of along in the Colony, and greatly a camera, the British American valued the Lodge'a expression of Tobacco Company for a silver cup,

of the Morning"; Alfred Lock-Twin Boats"; 2nd C. C. Chow "Over the Hi"

Portraits J. K. Yamada "An Ok Woman" 2. P. A. Dragon "Trusty."

Still Life-P. A. Dragon "Bam bras"; 2, Henrich Lueer "Olden Gate.

Genre-Henrich Lueer "Gossip"; A. Abbas "His Moment of Reat." "Class: Landicapos-F. Y. Khoo "Ruatic": 2, T. T. Kwok "November Evening."

Portraits V. Enok "The Grand Old Lady"; 2, K. K. Wong "Ivy."

Still Life-F. Y. Khoo "Morning 2, M. Y, W. Choong "Art Glas

GeareT. T. Kwek "Mending the Leak"; 2. T. T. Kwok "Pastime."

(Entries wero Open School Clans received only from the Wah Yan Col-

lege) Landscapes K. L. Chun "Full] Moon" and "Sun Flecked."

Portraits-K. K. Kwok "The Veteran" and "What is There?"

Still Life-T, T..Kwok "Incense

Burner; 2, A. R. Abbas "Papayas."

Genre Section-T. T. Kwak "Clear- ing Up": 2, S. H. Ng "Patience."

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HONG KONG BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

LECTURE TOUR.

VISIT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPERT.

Whatever

of. our knowledge. psychology may bo we must all ad- mit some at least of the marvellous. discoveries of Freud, Adler, Jung Pfister, MacDougal and other great. scientista in the realm of the mind. Most of us have a hidden self that: has never been brought into ex

A lecture tour which began in pression. We all have an intuitive

of London four years

posseaning dermant ago and has sense

talents which, if they could only be since passed through nearly every manifested; life would hold a English-speaking quarter of the greater meaning and we be enabled globe, has now reached Hong Kong to accomplish more.

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on Dr. Fennelly's lectures, said;: lecturer, Dr. Fennelly, is past, Pre "He kept a packed house deeply sident of the British Association of interested. His purpose is to show

cense application of some of the amazing discoveries of the human mind in recent years we MAY develop a healthy, affelent and Hc, feels cheerful outlook on life. ever as strongly that if only we would do this, half the battle of life

Practical Psychology, and author of the world bow by a little common- the work "Practical Psychology" which has been adopted by the Association na.its text book.

The programme for Hong Kong consists of seven lectures, the first of which will be given in the Royal would be won. Bela an able Theatre, City Hall, to-night at 9.15 speaker concerned in the practical and the subject will be "Sleep and Interpretation of his science to Dreams, their meaning and how to which he is wholly devoted. His lectures are not only well delivered, Interpret them.” This will be interesting, and amusing, but they followed during the week by also deal vividly with that dim: lectures

Per borderland-which is at the back of "Developing Con sonality" "Nerve Control" "Con the mind of all of outs

There is no charge for admlasion. quering Fear and Worry" and A collection will be taken to help to

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other subjects.