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CHINA MAIL

OUR AUSTRALIAN NEWSLETTERS

TRADE COMMISSIONERS EMPHASISE FAR EAST MARKET POTENTIALITIES

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From H. King Wood

Sydney, Mar. 13.

Australia had immense potential markets in the Far East but ex- porters would have to make goods available regularly and in competi- tion with world prices, two Trade Commissioners warned this week. The Trade Commissioners are Mr H. S. Sullivan, of Hongkong, and Mr A. J. Day, of Malaya. Their report was released in a Government journal.

Mr Day said Australia had developed a poor name in Malaya be- cause of some exporters' activities immediately after the war. He said the Singapore Government admitted most Australian imports free of Customs duty and the Malayan Government gave Australian goods preferential tariff treatment.

Australia's market for canned vegetables and fruit was suffering by competition from South Africa, ho added.

Australia people a full-blooded aboriginal | plain because the prints are by

Mr Sullivan, said was still the biggest exporter of canned goods to Hongkong, but over the past six months many orders which would have gone to Australiun suppliers had been given to Denmark, Holland and South America because of lower prices,

Since 1947 Australian had risen steadily while can prices had remained be said,

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girl named Moris.

Mr The

man worried Michael Sawlell, an expert on Australia's outback and a mem- ber of the Aborigines Welfare Board,

In Sydney Quarter Sessions last month Judge Berne 1C- manded Maria into the care of prices Mr Sawtell. The

woman hud Ameri-been called up for sentence tor Arm, breaking n bond and even though she did not appear the South Amerlea recently beat judge-a great sticker

for the order because they Australian

native would not offered the goods at 20 per cent send her to gaol. less," he added,

Mr Sawtell

the accepted! judge's challenge

to have her properly cared

for but so far hasn't been able to find her to get on with the job.

he has

us to an

"But there is a good demand in Hongkong for tomato and orange juice and tinned fruits." Trade Commissioners from all countries are now trying to For the last month drive home to Australian *x- been hunting the city for her. been porters that they

meet Sometimes the scent has must world

competition. The mad hot, sometimes cold. He had a days immediately the whisper that she was

after

staying

hot war are gone and importers now at a city residential and are demanding good packaging, footed it there. There was no Interviewed a good quality and competitive Marin, but he

was the who told he man woman's foster-father, and who admitted that "she had been a heartbreak

lo him."

prices.

The lack of all three has cost exporters a small fortune over the last few years.

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bules of wool awaiting apprais-

ment.

EGGS WIN APPROVAL Australia's newest luxury--an egg-may soon become a dollar earner. Chairman of the

Egg

And so a worried Mr Sawtell be-

As

Sawtell,

years

among

saw nothing

"Up in the Obagooma epun-

is a tribal custom It

for

Marketing Board, Mr W. H. wild young lubras to be com- Bruce, sald-a-trial shipment Bent

to the care of an old Honolulu had been

to

mitted

acclaimed by the Americans as aboriginal," he explained.

very

Japanese orusts.

These

people plain ubout the hibtion of French ground

could

com- current ex- art on the that Britain fought France in the Battle of Water- loc. People should understand now that art knows no tionality".

na-

STABLE MARKET Continued extensive wool pur chases by Japan this season hos coused the most stable market in Austraila for many The curren strong years. market. which has a tendency to rise slightly, is in marked contrast to the position at the same period. In the last years

now

two

Values then showed, a pra- gressive decline from February-

March, but brokers say there Is every likelihood of the market holding. Japanese seemed they said, operators. certain to maintain their heavy buying.

of pounds on overseas

The International Wool Secre tariat, which takes in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, will conduct the campaiga and will plug wool in 18 consumer countries, particularly US.

Established 1945

TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1953.

SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith

2-11

7. 16 Pag. 1 1. Pak Ort Capt. 1963 By SEA Bervan. Ing._____

"I can't find anything in this psychology book about chil- dron throwing all our clothes out the window-sọ 1 gucos

i just have to spank him!"

Bought Property

With His Own Money

Says Defendant

Evidence that No. 7 Hart Avenue was bought by him with his own money was given by Ng Chi-chuan, third defendant, when he testified before the Senior Puisne Judgg, Mr Justice E. H. Williams this morning at the continued hearing of an action involving a die- pute over certain Kowloon properties.

Third defendant denied that he had purchased the property he on behalf of the plaintiff.

of

Talwan.

as a

In

The properties in dispute are 2 Humphreys Avenue and 7 Hart Avenue.

good

University

then

Was

King

SHEAFFERS

Skrip

George V School Prize Distribution

Mr P. H. Jennings, Chairman of the Parents' Association distri- buted the prizes and certificates this morning at the annual Speech Day of King George V School, while the Principal, Mr A. L. Potter, gave a comprehensive review of the school's activities during the past year. He said that like schools the world over, King George V had had its ups and downe.

Addressing the gathering, Mr Patter said:

year,

In the Inter Bchool swimming *ports school representatives reached the semi-finala in four events and won the Senior Diving and 100 yds. Back stroke.

Swimming Association girl frum KOYS won two tea cups and the championship ahleld.

almost to the limit. The Trost in very sorry to lose Michael Willcox their Queen's Scout and Troop Leader whose keenness and leader- ible have been an inspiration to the younger bays.

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and were not

Our girls who belong to Iri. Kow- loun G. G. Company under Mra Read have also had an active year. The Hobbles Exhibition did not meet with the support that it should In the sphere of Music. Mr Hate

reco.ve. There are not enough corried on the department

In during pupils interesting themselves the absence on leave of Miss Simp-hubbles and some of the exilblia son who, I am glad to say, decided were obviously only prepared for so retum to Hongkong-and is with | Exhibition, puspomen 150 this morning, In the Fourth the product of a real yron work in Musical Festival held a year ago storting activity, I hope all boys both individuals and choirs from and gem will take a greater interest the school did well. 3B, and 31. ses these hobbies this year, Them boys were placed first in the Clar are many silage which they could trained by their Form

for exhi for Junior Boys Trebis Voices: 4A, collect and prepare

laster Me in the museLISTI. the Stage Club

REEL CLUB aanrahan, won Choral Speaking Shield for Senior

first place with The Reel Club Meeting is a popular whic 1A.. gained d'flinction in the Intermediate weekly event. You will see a nmali Bection. First or second places were dapisy of one of their danger 1 awarded to the pupils of the school the short programme at the end of for Soprann Salos (Junior).

I am glad to report that Salos (Junior) sight reading to the official ceremony. mediate) and Solo Verre Speaking. Director of Education has made a The School Choir were the guests | omnema grojector available for use la et the Kowloon Rotary to

the school and that the fence which during th christmas

grounds $2 will enclose the school apasan and accompanied by Mr. Bert Cillett at│- now in the course of erection. the organ entertained the Rotarians and their friends with a programme of Christmas carols. We are sorry

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Mr Jennings. Mr Ferguson, paronią and other friends of King George V School, it is a greater pleasure than For the girls, there was no cor Je usual at a prize, giving function responding Inter school competi to welcome you this morning be- tion but in the aquatic sports or cause not only is a former lead-ganised by the Chinese Amateur master preelding but in addition Mie Jennings who is Chairman of the Parents Association and takes a Hively interest in the School le going to present the certificates and prizes and I hope, will addreza the A- sembly. In welcoming Mr. Ferguson feel although I am greeting ▸ man In his own home. know that the pup, their parents and the mem- bets of the staff who were here when he was Headmaster are glad as I am to have him, with us Today

It is my duty this morning to give you a picture of the activities of KATH George School in Uie part all schools the world over we have our "Ups and Downs And perhaps it is good policy to start with the downs

and work gradually, up to the heights.

The Arst slam on the dobil alde of the account is the drop in the per- centage of games in the Cambridge School Certificate Examination, from 14% in 1951 to 55.3% in 1952. There are two factors contributing to this drop. In the first place as I men- Uoned in my report last year-the most promising puplis from Form V were promoted to the Upper Sixth Form and thus the Sixth Fon was to lore. Frie Flynn who WAS N the year. In spite of very full time deprived of eight potential candidates { staunch supporter for Class 1 School Certideates, I am } Choir and loading Chole Boy at Stalo hoping that these candidates witi | John's Cathedral,

in for the School and for them- selves a 100% passist in the Examination for the General Certi

The Art Department under Mr Reale of Education at the Advanced Griffith Desisted by Mrs Hale ho Level in June of this year. In the undergone a widening in the nature second place there was an unusually and scope of its work. In the junior large proportion of candidates who forme easel work to develop bold did not normally speak English "in brush work stroker has been disrted their homes. Seven of the candidates while in the zenior forma, in order in this category failed in the com- pulsory English Language paper for the General Certificate of Educa: to meet the needs of the Examination These results support my contention tion, & fuller and more, technical details of many of the points pa made last year that candidates for syllabus than formerly has been which I have been able only to touch entry into this school should speak adopted. With the end in view, fabrle | lightly, this morning, Mr Watsu English by their homes. Wirty-six printing, no

culling and skater at the

who managed the adverilding ore is FW (139%)_ gained Class 1. nie in the main painting and picture be congratulated on both theparing (25) Ces II and six (10.6%) Class | making, emphasis has bem fald ors

publications expeclafly this latest. I III certificates.

Sixteen candidates personal experience and real feeling ake this opportunity to thank the failed to quantify toe corticosten.

Arms and Individuals who bought from which to derive kaspiration. The work produced so far has proved advertising prce thereby helped to DID NOT APPEAL that many students possess real make the magazines the suroras thal talent and some are developing out 11 16.

In conclusion I record my grateful Another disappointment was the home mut by the results of the Cam-appreciation of the excellent support

standing abilities. This has bers loss of the Stage Cub Shield for bride schoot Certificate Examination

I have received from my stan during Dramatics which the School bad won in the 1961 competition.

of the

WIDENED SCOPE

In conclusion I record my grateful appreciation of the excellent support I have received from my salỉ đùning Schoot tables, they have risen to the oc-

whenever

demand

were inode of them.

During the year two numbers of The Lion were sublished. The secopi one-which is aunt fact off the ress has appaared with a new cover designed by Mr Griffith. The new Lion is really rampant: a creature full of vigour and lively which fully in keeping with the contents of the magazine. I can commend it to al interested in K.O.V., especially to those who would appreciate further

Examination. | theatre making have been introdu ale tielpera especihly Frank Waller

in which ave out of tina candidates the year. December a play coded Archbald attained the standard of distinction www stand, and wibough the pro-and no one failed.

The woodwork clansa continua but duction, whe good and the oust gave

as Mr Moorhouse is avalabis finished performance the play, -ordy three mornings per week, the self did not appost to the adjudson School has not been able to benefit tors and the School had to be con- funny from the tools and room avai tent with fourth misce.

Lor

Deserter Fined $150

Having

Incidentally, all this talk about synthetic fibres being a threat

After he left the to the Australian woel industry

with connected was making is now, apparently,

three The Royal Australian

businesses between 1940 Navy Roes on with his search,

In ofcial Impression

and 1040. Ho came to has become quite

cause any day now Judge Berne some wool-

1047 28 can- The plaintiff is Chan Yue, Hongkong. In is ilkely to call for Maria to circles. grower. It uses sheep at its

China see how she has reacted to his

Wool Board

in Australian The ammunition

were not alias Chan Yu-hing, merchant, ditions stores

around Sydney to keep the grass down

"care":

has announced that this year of 2 Humphreys Avenue, ground particularly good. His parents and now has two and a

fact, Mr millions matter of half

will be floor, who had in earlier pro- had already preceded him here..

Tinelly the Clerk of the Weather 16.20 wate of actors means lived for many who

described publicity, ceedings been

Third defendant said that he spent

trated the unkindly on Saturda, Tihti elther those who sva trude a stare in tile, kteresting mest useful mit.. the day on which a praw Work NY to che à up before ther the aborigines, The programme has been term- Lieutenant-General in the Na-sold his businesses before he left

posed to hold our the

a member China and with the proceeds strange in

Annual Sports have acquired a really matierectomy ed a "do or die drive against tionalist Army and take care of Marla.

should Judge's order that he

bought No. 7 Hart Avenue. Het which had to be postponed degree of emialency, or that thore the Defence Council

ush: Wednesday The 11th when we who have utile Aptitude for the synthetics."

A man who deserted from the financial condition doubled ita

were blessed with dar, The Board hay

conventional class-room work da nat Police three years ago was Uned 'weather. Soems excellent mining and levy

opportunity to start woon stat the on woolgrowers to 4/ a

Jumping took place and - no fewer

$150 or six weeks by Mr Hin hale which will add £700,000

DENIES STATEMENT

Lo at to its income. In addition, the

than sine records were brokers oh the handwork which is the

Central this He denied a statement by

Updall House were the Chingmed outlet for their snergies. I shing Federal Government has voted"

McCan plaintiff in his claim that tho

Wa Victor Ludod hould like the school. La have morning."

He was PC 1970, now known FUPER DIEMAL « Victrix · Kazdoram A charm of Mr Moorhouse's the Board £2,500,000,

mough there was not quite a big me. Most of the present students as Kam Fook and working us

commegood woodwork in September.he Plaintiff is asking the Court property was brought by him on plaintin's behalf. Third defend-

Samo parents and sent 100 yd havine completed the ont. 8, shop fol. He was defence that mortgages of the two premant further denied that the lamber of friend work are becoming suite by Y. H. Chan who made ises be declared null and vold;

tended and its largely due to miral in the handling of tools and these points, in his defence. purchase the property money to

their presence that the meath the exercism now being carried out that an and

order for the was given to him by his father

the unga happy function that we

Joined the Police in mortgages be discharged from

on behalf of the plaintiff.

have become Accustomed to send-ara ofis fairly high standard. Very de-

ho had served for two, the Lands Register, and for

alb with K.G.V. School porte.encouraging progress - general No one had made any claim

In that The

time ho and belog made.

years and sportsmanshlo cn- to that house against him keenness sinced by the compellors

had been twice commended by titled in law and equity

Commissioner The changes of staff are disconthe

Pollee of

had Then, in July 1950 he like to take this opportunity to Fortunately coupled with continuous B two-storey father-in-law, Ng Chee-tick.

thank again all parents, past students changes in tite school population. heard that his wife, who had occupled the and other friends for their entrou The number on the roll faster three children, was seriously ill and his brother-in-law, Ng Chi- building.

floor and rented the support both in preparation for the was. 320 and, today. It is about 430.

she, war meeting and on the day of the There were however more than 170 near Canton where. chuan, both residing at 3 Hum-round

first floor out phreys Avenue, first floor.

that he sports. I have to acknowledge the enrolments, during the year so that living. Not knowing Third defendant said he went receipt of three new trophies: a cup at the very wart, 130 puplis. lett. could apply for leave in such a to Hankow at the end of 1949. from 9. Almao for the Benfor Boy TES, zwarm: shav there were Biote

he had deserted, expecting Continuing his evidence-in-

100 ydathis cup may be won out-than00 cbanER in the schoon Ca He rented half of the ground eight by the first competitor to best population of about 73% of

the to be eway only chio from yesterday, third de-

for one floor premises retaining the Almao's record of 10.1 seconds, # kupiber on the roll, fendant, Ng Chi-chuan, who

other half for his future use. said he was also known as Chan

wn He entrusted his father to col Yue, said that he had a feet the runt. He was away

since his marring for a year and a half and when T. R. Rowell has promised to send Certificate Ixamination in Decem['low minos, working in a medicine (third defendant's) elder

singland for the best ber to the bumination for the shop. He had kept his Police card throughout. Mr sister in 1931 or 1932, Plaintif he returned towards the end of all round representative in emez. Goorral Certificate of Education of warrant

1950 his faber handed him the swimming and athletics in the House London University in June The Chan said

that Kam was called Chan Pul and was 1

rentals received, with the 'ex- which bearw his name,

Istler examination, will be taken by also known by Chan Tau-hau.

GIRLS DO WELL' that ception of the last two or three Third defendant said

Hearing is continuing.

far superior to those from the United States.

Flo added that this was an important development in the owing activities of the Board, which was now handling more than 50-million dozen eggs a

year

Not that Mr Sawtell is an old aboriginal...he is a great student and believer in Aus- tralia's outback-and hard worker for the Australian aboriginal.

Meanwhile, he is sending out smoke-signals calling urgent

But unless the Board does for Maria.

something to bring the price down, it is a safe bet that it is

going to have many more to

JOBS FOR ALL

Plumbers were putting pipes

息

handle for people here won't in a new block of flats in

be able to pay the prices being Sydney suburb. They dug holes asked.

ito tay the pipes from the street Today we are producing more and went into the building to eggs than ever before and this make connections there, week they reached their price 6/

a dozen-about three dollars to you.

M

Along came some council men,

penk

saw

And to wind up......In

true

STAFF CHANGES

clarations that he is soles the between 1947 and 1940. Ho throughout the meeting were Adelaide, South Australia, there properties. He is also suing for Hired these pe soon, Rg he bought | credit to all concerned. I should certing enough but they are

damages for fraud against the premie

is a sergeant-major who stands eft 4in and who weighs 175 stone. It sounds too good to be name is Donald true, but his Duck!

the holes and promptly Radio Hongkong

began to dil them in. A woman

In the not-so-long ago they who Eow what was going on used to reach the ridiculous low rushed up and told the plum- of about 1/

out and pro- a dozen, grachually bers who rushed

Council men: jumping to about 37 at Easter, tested. Said the

hole. We All them in. If you want them open you dig

But that was pre-Board daya

"OK, it's

0.02.

H.R.. 6. Programme Summary: Melody with

star-ring- the ing popular Irish songs: 030. Erin's Fleka; . Time Signal and World News (london Relay); 7.10, United Nations - Report (Londori

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his

to

Linvest we can get anytimé now them out again," and theyRelay); 7.15, Caribbean Folk Songs- i when he and his younger sister / months,

is about 3/0.

storage.

last.

this luxury price isn't went on shovelling.

Sydnev

University

and

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Music from the West Indies: Played were living with their foster And

and sung by Cy Grant (ECTS): (London 730. Forces Favourites caused by any shortage. An oMetal Board report states that

houring Relay); 759, Weather Report: KLA Is Demi-Loure Francaise (Studio); there is 1,031,310 dozen cold officer, Mrs Doris Whalan,

30, Letler, from America by Alistali trying to find accommodation for Cooks (London Relav); 8.45. For 8t Day-A Programme of Various women's organisations more than 150 Asian students. Patrick'

Vets and Muse from Northern are planning a boycott as The students are from Borneo,

Ireland introduced by Charles Freer (DDCTB): P. First Hearing presented means of registering their pro- Malaya, Hongkong, Ceylon, In-

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(Studio); 2.30, Donald Brocks Nepal, Pakistan, dia,

will tand the Musical Notebook presented by The and FI

lectures begin Nov. Father T.. Ryan, 33 (Studio): Forty more Japanese wives of University when

19. Dolf van der Linden and hi will ar on Tuestay. Four hundred stu- Metropole Orchestra: 10.15, At the Australien servicemen

by Manuel De Falls..........Ernest Anser« rive in Australia next month, dents from other countries also Ballet: "The Three Cornered flat

met conducting L'Orchestre De La by Korea have to be housed.

Sufe Tomando with soprano voice: BAN BEFUSED whs retumed this weck.

A country council with head-1959 Weather Report: 11. Radio News Reel (Recorded London. Re- said the wives would i queriors

Sydney has hy): 11.15, Goodnight Music; car

God come in the liner New Austra refused to pan a Japanese art Save The Queen: 130, Cloes Down lla, which left here recently with exhibition scheduled to be held another Australian battalion for

This was reported veterans

They

Koren.

library

The

Council

10

the manth in

pictura belong The biggers sald that about

In Australian born Mr T. Kuwaha Australian servicemen Japan had applied to Armyta, son of a Japanese father and

200

British mother.

outhorities for permission to

The NSW Ex-Prisoner of War marry Japanese women.. Some had already

married. 1 under Association wrote to the council Japanese law. If Army, au- and asked that the exhibition thority later refused these men's, be banned but the council re- applications, they would be un-jected the request by Ave votes able to bring their wives to to three, Australia.

A WORRIED MAN

Mr Kuwahata said: "I was a bit shocked and upset when

In Sydney at the moment is I heard about the opposition. a very worried Australian who I cannot understand the men- seeks among nearly two-million telity of people who would com

Printed and published by WILLZÁM ALICK GRIMAS for and on behalf of South China Morning Post Limited at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of Victoria, in the Colony, of Hongkong.

INTELLIGENCE TEST SOLUTION

(1) zbace ware no drawn JAMESĮ Produced identicni 17 KOMIN WHEN Wured to sit. so the renzīts, of the. BİR ELSZER played can only have been; (k) 1--0; (b) 9-0; (0) 9-12 (0) 3--0 *(8) Catullus wina two games and'! loses ona. Their matches therefore were (8), (0), thy

(3) Who difàlted Catullus s==o! It will be found (by experimenti thats the winders can only have been. Horece. Who lost matches: (d) and (e). Now we can deduce the completed tabler V.C

Virutt' Catulíus = 1-0

Bo Vergil' defeated' Orid by two (gdaấn to tilt.

Londen zuten arvion

father they were

called Chan Yuo anti Chan Yu-hing spectively. He occasionally used his other name. Ng Chi-chuan during this period, be added.

A SIGNATURE

He

famillar with his WAY

sister's handwriting younger and shown an exhibit, third to- fendant said that the signature on it was that of his younger sister

Chon Yu-hing.

The signature definitely was not that of his elder sister, he declared.

their When they returned to 'own father after their foster father's death, both he and his younger

alater were in good financial circumstances, third defendant went on. They had

* suficient money to 'obtain good education and he himself went to both the Nanking. University and the Sun Yat Sen University where he obtained a degres 'In chemistry.

The expenses for this educa- tion were paid by his father, Ho denied plaintiff's suggestion that he (third defendant) was in straitened circumstances and that, plaintiff · had paid for his education.

Third defendant said he had fused the name Chan Yus when he bought certain properties in Canton.

Living Language

Why we say Nosey Parker.

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Two or three -- his- torical Parkers have been found who by Inquisitiveness; might have started this ex- pression.Th'e most, probable one, however, la Malthow...... Parker (1804-1675) who ne Archbishop of Canter bury.../... under 2. Quom Elizabeth I was largely responsible for found- Ing the present Church of England. He was, much hated because he was always poking: his nose fufo people's ́affairs to see if they were plotting treason.

1948.

He was away for five,

October,

but, being frighten-

cup presented by, Mr T, Waller for is the period under review, the “ The Senior Boys 440 yds, and cup school has been passists through ed to tell the Police, had lain presented by Rosemary. Swabey for transition due to the change from Upedell Hot Girl In addition Mr Cambridge (Overseas) School

a cup from

the

Fook's

the Sixth Form at the Ordinary, master was very pleased with In the Inter School Sports last Level and, at the Advanced Leral his work and behaviour and boys maintained their by the Upper Sixth Form The would be ready to take him second place, out were not able to Lasation has a fer Laken place back in the shop at any time.

moothly and in the mammer, our wrest the Governor's Shield from or pupile will sit for the first La Salle Coli in spite of a y time the Examination for what is plucky perfonastics by our Relay.

It has

Yean. The girls however, boul as commonly called the G.Can. individuals and in Relay Tomas' run been found possible this year to both Mathematical and presenting the School has done include well and have earned for them- Physics among the subjects laught wives the flick name of “il Gang" to the Advanced Level so that our because the names of the size per- candidates are now able in offer a Detection from Inguin, French, Conners begin with the letter:"It".

Geography, Mathematics -and The Cricket Team although con- sining targely of newcomers and Physics at that devel, losing their?” Captain about the middle at the season hare"done as

St Patrick's

Day Observed

In

IN CORDIAL RELATIONS..

a simple ceremony "o this Belvilons with the Parents As morning, Eit F. Shanks, Preal-

well as could, be-expected and, sociation have been moet cordial have on occasione drawn thehling during the year. Two very enjoy= | dent at the St Patrick's Society........ matches with some of the best ablegtos" parties; at. Which the Staf teams lo

against clubs

the Second Division, and parents were able to get of Hongkong, laid a wreath at Bane triendly matches were played withakalera oskadened and were to the Cenotaph to commemorate

that such and unit of fer succesful & hatisk hope,

of Ireland's the anniversary of Patron Saint, 31, Patrick Lisse proved to be some of the of the fire of the school The

After

Wreath had happiest played this season and. Association provided a face recorder.

ist: even if the mandard of play may pain actions for the Wald, two buglers

KYRZEPRODE, Wystal-records and the spirit the Dam 4 Bene emitowe blow for the school Bu, Royal Ulster Rides sounded the spirit of the game was the trophies which you will be ablesto

one minute allance and by

from

the

; and thot »; I think in. the importa95] despect at the back of the hail Reinert Poster Jnit was; follow¿-

The Hockey Klevens: both senior thanks to the

branky to warendation then the buglerseny

`khing.

and junlər

have shown prest and bestien arty to the Hook Reveille tó anihusiasm and OUT FINE KULA "Tiny" for Khan gelire part his piered extraordinarily in the prDORACÍ OD of the, cabinet.

Team)

dona

Among

those presentat will and if they do not come out the Aocation, 20, ponsored "the ceremony were: the Honourable, top of the Ladies' Telugu was prading of. Christmas duris, of the the Chief Justice, Elir. not be far behind the winners, 22% bohookynutes)

HOW

1.Team has improved eS'JAN TOK» PlThe smudahan) which cans into | wwo andì, Dalá ZMENA: very kooring instances. The existent kuroust, the actifle was vice-presidents: Mr. M. P.

Ceren in the fishool.

beth rhinoya mene phum eske rakhetį bioso stock from Hlærring

SPORTS"

OPEN SWIMMING

Ditetne kie (mámenes kwierning comprittion

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Ps['prostorśad--by) -^ sca» model Bathép.

unade: Under

Bo the

Association, Hans Plonka BA

big-soon Leitch;

"from_the

the Hon:

VISIWAN) R. E' Farrell, Col and Mts-M:A Rag) - Masers J. C. - M.; Grentism,

Farroll, "and" A. 5.

President Kot!".

Governor of and sank telegraris

the Rociety In Houthanas