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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1934.

MR. "JUSTICE. WOOD] HONOURED

Presentation Made At China Merchants' Club

"A SUPERIOR MAN

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A large and distinguished gathering was present at the -ception and presentation made

Mr. Justice J. R. Wood on his re- tirement after 34 years in Hong Kong at the Chinese Merchants' Club, China Building, yesterday.

In

Mr. Justice Wood was presented with a large Chinese blackwood screen containing an address Chinese embroidered in satin.

Sir Shou Son-chow, C.M.G., pre- sided and among those present

Sir were,

Wilfrid Southern, Colonial Secretary: Sir Henry Pol lock; the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall:, the Hon. Mr. A. E. Wood; the Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau; Mr. Justice Lind- sell. Mr. T. M. Hazlerigg, Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Mr. M. J. Breen and Mr. P. Jacks. Among the Chinese present were Mr. Ho Kam-tong. Mr. M. K. Lo, Mr. 14 Yau-tauen, Mr. Lee Koon-chuen, Mr. Lee Yick- mui, Mr. Chan Lim-pak, Mr. Foo Sik, Mr. Wong kwong-tin, Mr. Tang Shin-kin, Mr. Ngan Sing kwan. Mr. Lau Cheuk-wing, Mr. Ng Wah. Mr. Li Sul-kam. Mr. Tum Woon-tong. Mr. Ip Lan-chuen, Mr. Kwok Yan-ng. Mr. R. C. H. Lim. Mr. Hin Shing-lo, Mr. C. Y. Kwan, Mr. Peter Sin, Mr. Kwan Tat-chof and Mr. Kwok Chan

"Kwan Tie" Title

In making the presentation Sir, Shou Son-chow referred to the long and distinguished career of Mr. Justice Wood during his 34 years service in Hong Kong, and remark- ed that there could be no better

Jack Dempsey, the erstwhile "Manassa Mauler," turns to more tender Bastienen thee fist-slinging now that be is to become a daddy. He is shown getting in practice for the important job with Dorothy.Polstein. niece of his wife, the former annab Williams, soon after his arrival in New York from the West Coast,

BANK ACCOUNTANT PASSES AWAY.

Funeral Of Mr. T. H. A.

2 OF 18 GAMBLERS FACE CHARGE.

Case Adjourned.

THE CHINA MA

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL PRIZE GIVING

Director Of Education At Ceremony

HIGH EXAMINATION AVERAGE

The annual prize-giving took place at St. Mary's School, Kow- loon, yesterday evening, when the Director of Education, Mr. S. L. Smith, presented the awards.

A short concert, given by the pupils, followed the reading of the report and the distribution of [prizes.

The Headmistress's report was as follows:-

The

School year 1933 opened

with 475 pupils in the Roll, yet the highest attendance was reached in February with 503.

Was

The health of the pupils good throughout the year. Dr. H. W. Wong inspected the school in December. He reported with great. satisfaction as to ventilation and arrangement of the claseca, and was very favourably impressed by the spacious grounds, a portion of which is very well shaded by large old trees, under which in falr weather apon-air classes are

fre- jquently held.

Pronunciation Improving

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'ASPRO' Succeeds where Ordinary 'ASPIRIN' Fails

Mr. A. O. Brawn, Inspector of English Schools Inspected St. Mary's on October 19 and 20. He! found equipment good: discipline excellent, pronunciation steadily improving. Botany has been in- troduced, and is given a good deal ¡of attention. The younger chil-| dren were taught to illustrate sim-i ple sentences by sketches on the black-boards or in their note-books. Of the eighteen persons ar-Some of these sketches were The death occurred yesterday (rested for gambling, last night at|

There is a lot of confused thought from their product, and prevented is ingenious. testimony of his qualifies as an off-morning at the War Memorial Box- the Kam Ling Restaurant. only the frequent use of concrete exam "ASPRO" as compared with crude of the latest knowledge may turn out

regarding "ASPRO" and Aspirin. development. A manufacturer Another pleasing feature cial than the title of "Kwan Tse" pital. from pneumonia, of Mr. T. two appeared before Mr. E. W. ples in teaching elementary Arith-Aspirin is so pronounced and causes tablets containing free Salicylic Acid, was The wonderful therapeutic value of tart with a pure drug, and by lock -"a superior man"-given him by all the Chinese who had the priH. A. McCarthy, accountant of the Hamilton at the Central Magis-metic. The book work is again so much 'enquiry as to why "ASPRO" liberated during the processes tracy this morning. Tong Yuk-very good Indeed. Dictation In asking Mr. Wood

and succeeds where ordinary Aspirin fatis, sary to prepare the powder for "com to accept Mr. McCarthy was admitted to shing and Yu Sang being charg-tory. Mrs. Brawn was very pleas-clearly in this announcement.

Composition tests were the gift, he asked that the esteem hospital on Saturday, after being fed with gambling. Tong facing aed with the needlework.

satisfac-that we propose

to put the matter { pression.

The following positive claim is made for "ASPRO" Tablets:

velege of his friendship.

McCarthy.

P. & O. Ranking Corporation.

to Mrs. taken it on the previous day. whose womanly qualities

further charge of running thegaming house.

il

very

In

Biblical

Try 'ASPRO' for

Headache,

Temperature

Rheumatiam Malaria

Neuritis Sleeplessness Toothache

THEY

Earache

Neuralgia

Decer.

and earnest wishes of the Chinese community be conveyed Wood

1 Eighteen pupils were presented

In the first place ordinary Aspirin The funeral took place in had won the admiration and re-Roman Catholic Cemetery yesterday

for the Senior Local, and 17 pass-

and "ASPRO" commence from

THEY ARE OF BRITISH MANU- At the request of Mr. M. K. Lo, English, and another in

ed, one obtaining Distinction gard of all who knew her.

the FACTURED ACETYL SALICYLIC,- name basic element. In a general renze ACID, FREE "Mayi

who appeared for both defen-Knowledge. all the blessings which you both evening, and was attended by

they finish up in quite a different mar-

FROM ANY TRACE desire he yours in your well-earned large gathering.

her "ASPRO" being pure, safe CONFORMING TO THE TESTS OF OF FREE SALICYLIC ACID AND Deceased was dants, the case was adjourned retirement." concluded

THE PRIZE-WINNERS

end effective whilst ordinary Aspirus ALL KNOWN AUTHORITIES, THE Sir Shou formerly in the London Scottish, until 11.30 a.m. to-morrow.

The following were the prize-fis frequently harmful and inefficient. and was a member of the Scottish der prosecuted on behalf of the

Superintendent-Inspector Fen-winners: Mr. Justice Wood suitably

TABLETS ARE MADE BY PRO- plied, concluding with. "I think it Company of the Hong Kong Valun- Police.

Crude Aspirin contains free Salicylic | CESSES of the Lagard Scholarship for 1934-the standards laid down by the British DARD

Scholarships: Annie Lee, Winner Acid, which is expressly forbidden in THEY ARE OF THE SAME STAN- WHICH ENSURE THAT was Sir Henry Gollan who used to leer Defence Corps, and a detach- say a judge was unfortunate be-ment of the Inter cause a judge did not have friends. under Captain H. R. Forsyth, and Gloucester and Yue Stog Printing

present. Hong Kong Cricket I am glad to say that some judges escorted the cortege with hag-piper Office. have succeeded in having a few." and acted as pallbearers.

Sun-chow.

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Translation Of Address The following in a translation of the Chinese Address to Mr. Justice Wood Inscribed in silk An the blackwood screen.

WILS

The last rites were condurted by, the Rev. Fr. Spada and the Rev. Fr. Gallagher, S.J.

Among those present were Messrs. W. J. Waddington (manager of the

A Valediction in JIK Honour & O. Banking Corporation), B. Mr. Justice Wood:

How great is our revered Mr. Wood!

St.

Mr. O. G. Ozorio

The funeral took place yesterday the Roman Catholic Cemetery

35.

OF PURITY

AS

Colds

Influenza

Dengue

Sciatica

Gout

Lumbago

Sore Throat Asthma Hay Fever Feverishness Irritability Periodical Pains Peculiar

to Women. Alcoholic After Effects.

The PURITY

'ASPRO

THE The purity of "ASPRO" conferme w

wund, Kathleen Chang, Delia Silva, causes palpitation of the heart, DODWELL & CO., LTD.

line

Senior Certificaten:

The manufacturers

of "ASPRO'

COMING ATTRACTION!

THE

DISTRIBUTORS.

of the Medical Profession With ASPRO there is no free Balicylic Acid, therefore, it does not harm the effects, such

Heart, or have a palpitation, BRUDER

as

digestive or other troubles. Safeguard our health and heart by always insist- ing on ASFRO',

York Buliding Chater Road,

Dr. Gomes Scholarship for Silva, Cinia Remedion, Cremiide Conduct, Punctuality and Attendance: of the Medical Profession. It is the NO TRACE OF FREE SALICYLIC Pharmacopoeia-the gulfing authority Good Pharmacopoeia, the gulding authority ORIGINAL DRUG AND CONTAIN the standard laid down by the British Club, The-Lily Chiu, Rosaline Teang, Irene

OB- free Salicylic Acid in Aspirin that ACID, Marigold Tang, Susir Lai, Daisy You, tive troubles and other disorders, May Lai, Josephine Ng, Cissy Man, Helen Lum, Daisy Chan, Mary Gra- cine, Stella Allaman, Lily Kader. Agon, Winner of His Lardship Bishop

Prize for Biblical KnowledgeJulia have eliminated free Salicylic Acid Three Packings: 6's, 10's, 27's, Valtorta's Special Prize for Knowledge

Biblical Julia Agon ce Pestonji (Dist. in English), Lily (Dist in Biblical Knowledge), Beatri- Chiu, Lizzie Wong, Edith Reat, Boss- Tsang, Agnes Chan, Bessie Cheung, Dorothy Rodrigues, May Keat, number of rela Rosalina Tang, Alice Lopes, Geraldine altended da Roza, Georgina Fernandez, Aveline sent from Gosano, Marie Figueirede, Katia Marr "Sorrowing widow," "Mano and and Thelma Wong. Julla," "Joe and Zine."

CLASH McKellar, J. M. Mackinnon, T. G. S. Oscar and F. A. Xavier, “Elleen

A.Nino, Honey, Mary and Stephen," and Cremilde Osmund.

Class 3:-Annie LES

Lee, Lameria Ozorio Alexander, R. Young, T. B. Flana and Guzdan," R. Noronha, Miss

Cleas 4: Therese Leong, Marie xan, A. W. Hay Edie, W. N. Buyers, Gourdin, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hol- Remedios and Mary Chow.

Ozoria, and Lolita Yvinovich. And upright judgment went forward.D. C. Wilson, J. B. Ross, A. Ritlands, Mrs. A. Leonard and family,

Class 5-Marigold Tang, Beatrice chie, A. W. Brown, E. M. Bryden. Mra, P. Gill and family, Messrs. S. Chung and Daisy You.

Class 6 Phyllis

Liang

Cisay J... Swales, R. Pestonji, L. EK. Dick Kwok, Lam Yuk-ying, L. Allen, Helen Deserens, Helen Lam, And in the streets his virtues Lammert, R. M. McLay, Jimmy Kot M. Lee, Staff, Eastern Extension Ruby Taul and Kathleen Tsang,

Class 7 Christina Chow, Marie wall, and others.

of the late Mr. Oscar Germano Ox- H. C. Hallowes (representing

orio who passed away at his resi Patrick's Society), H. W.

dence in Mongkok on Monday, the Fraser Rev. Father Granelli officiating at Old

representing the London Scottish Comrades' Association),

the graveside. D. Mortlock

A R H.

large Wild,

tives Stewart, W.

and friends Lorimer, N, M. Currie, S. S. Cook, J. E.

and wreaths were Joseph, N. Braude, A. Macfarlane,

And his talents are out Landing In the flower of youth he took office. Had we helds and dwelling-houses? Great and small did he record them And our boundaries were made clear. W. Su that the common folk had

confidence.

Had we disputes at law?

He earnestly discovered the truth And from the law's majesty

He chose of the best for our use,

syllable

With

Н

differences

be

The prisons are at rest.

The evil-doers flourish not,

His Court is empty

extolled.

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settled

His time of leisure is spent

In the service of Young Men

And their dne upbringing:

In

our

every enterprise he takes the lead.

At last after thirty years

When his gifts are at their height

W.

A.

H. Hampton, W. Saunderson,

"Chico,

Telegraph Co., Directors and Mans- Wreaths were sent by "Dorothy." gers, British-American Tobacco Co. "Ben," "Tommy," "Eric," Mr. and (China), Ltd. Mrs. D. W. Mortlock, Messrs.

T. G. S. Alexander, C. C. Blake, A

N. Braude, N. V. A. Croucher, A. D.,

And when our need of him la greatest Coppia, Chau Yue-teng, Chau Ngan- Of a sudden he asks to go. With horses well fed and chariot pre-ting, A. G. Donn, Harry Ellla, H.

pared

He casts off care and soars on bigh.

As we escort him to the water's edge

In our hearts there is soTTOW, That a hundred blessings may

attend hilm

The death

* Clima Son Dealinda Xavier, Susic

POWER SPENCER

AND THE

TRACY

GLORY COLLEEN

MOORE

A Jussa L. Lucky Pru

AT

THE

KING'S

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE

Auction

NHE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Publie

ON

Laura Rodrigues, Marie Rosario and Class 8 Clara Lol. Maisy Teang, Buby

WODE Loy, Conchita Cuervo, Philomena Chan Friday, the 23rd February, 1984, and Amy Marriott.

Class 10:-Margaret Alves, Shupil- commencing at 10.30 am. cla Dacanay, Therese Azevedo, Mar- garet Xavier,

Olivia Botelho and Floor) Kowloon.

at No. 968, Nathan Road, (top, Vivian Roll. Helena Pereirs, and Celsa Monteiro.

Class 11-Mary Bull, Oriel, Loy,! Special Class: Kathleen Mok, Kathleen Lam and Diana Quan. DON MUSIC HONOURS Trinity College Certificates

Chen Preparatory Certificates: Kotowall, with Honours,

Mr. J. M. Gomes.

occurred at the Hampton, Felix A. Joseph, J. E. and French Hospital yesterday, after a Lowson, F. H. Mody, Ma Chee-lung, Gomes, who was timekeeper at the Geo. Kotwall, L. D. Kilber, Bobo short illness of Mr. Jose Marice ever L. D. Purves, A. H. Potts, G. R, M, Generating Station of the Hong Ricketts, G. Stephen, W. A. Stewart, Kong Electric Company for several J. R. Swales, R. H. Wild;

Juniog The deceased is survived by a raret N. M. Currie, Miss Ina Dunnett, widow and seven children, and

three sisters and two brothers,

As we ding his praises is our bumble

nrayer. Peerless are bis abfiities,

ROTARY TIFFIN

YESTERDAY.

Miss Joey Coppin, Mr. and Mrs.,

|yesra. ·

Botelho with

Maisie Ist Steps. Certifientes:---Aión. Roza-

Major and Mrs. H. B. L. Dowbig- The funeral, took place yester-rio, with gin, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Douglas, funeral Ca-Volley Coruscate-Cril Rotewall, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Fairburn, Iris Leisure Under Discussion L. E. Lammert and family, Mr. and family and other relatives were and Archy Hay Edle, Mr. and Mrs Page officiating Members of the

Cholle Cemetery, the Her, Father with Honours:

Mrs. J. H. Mortlock, Mr. and Mrs.

Pte. Lowe, S.W.B.

Initim Certificates:-Ines Soares.

A Quantity of celebra VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD:- FURNITURE :"Allku On view from Thursday the 22nd., February, 1984. lie at Terms: Cash on Delivery, p

LAMMERT BROS,

o Allureunds bed Auctioneers. Hong Kong, 19th Feb, 1984mini FOR SALE

HEROIN HAUL AT POSTAGE STA

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MKA VITRA 17 Chinese Cook. Fined $2,500,0

The problems of leisure was the J. M. Mackinnon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Present at the graveside, subject of the talk at the Rotary M. Mackinnon, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Club timin at Gloucester Building Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. R. Par yesterday. The Rev. E., C. IL Trib-tonil, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. V. dos beck was the speaker, and Remedios, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ritchie, The remains of Private "Albert Rotarian T, B. Wilson presided, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ross, Mr., Mrs. Lowe of "B" Company, South and the following, guests were wal-and Miss Seth, Mr. and Mrs Wales Borderers, who met bis comed.-Rotarian Dudley Blan-Weill, Maurice and Mrs. R. Weill; death under tragic efrcumstances chard, Wilshire Rotary of Los A Office Staff, Chinese Staff Porbu at Murray Barracks on Monday, geles, California; Bev. H. A. guese Staff, and Compradore Dept. night, was buried with' full mill- Baines; Dr. P. Weischer, Taingtao; of the P. & O. Bank, London Boot tary ropours at the Protestant Con Capt. W. E. Grant, and Messrs. tish Old Comrades? Association, metery, yesterday" the Rey, *F. N. Jying t W. A. H. Duff and B, D. Igglesden, Scottish Coy, II.KV.D.C., Mercan- Lewis;Bryan; 8. O. P., omelatine. $2,500 1 Duff and S. D. Igglesden, tile Bank of India St Patrick's The Andoers and men of,!. “B*| hour befo

Bir William Shenton was wel, Society, Mesra, Mackinnon Macken- Company bunder:Major P. Goth at the Central) comed back from Home leave. zie & Co., Messrs. Fred Kew & Co, M. C., attended.

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