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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1930.

SHOPPING GUIDE

FELIX HAT SHOP

HATS AND GOWNS

At "Advantageous Prices. 7, Ice House St.

Bolande Sarcanlt

MODES-COUTURE

HAS REMOVED TO Srd Floor, PEDDER BUILDING

ROOM No. 8 TELEFOONE. C. 2252

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Mackintosh's

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Fresh Flowers, Frult

and Vegetables

The Clover Flower Shop

10, IUE HOUSE STREET

REMOVED TO

74, QUEEN'S ROAD C.

DER A. WING & CO. (1923), LTD.

ELECTRIC GRAMOPHONES Madame S. LEITE

AND MOTORS

SUPER ELTO OUTBOARD

MOTORS

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ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE SPEECH DAY.

SUCCESS OF THE MOVE TO STANLEY BAY.

HOW THE MALARIA DANGER WAS COUNTERED.

BISHOP OF VICTORIA'S CONGRATULA-

TIONS:

St. Stephen's College held yesterday, its first speech day and prize giving in the new buildings out at Stanley. The optimism of those who hoped to found, "An English public school in Hong Kong," has so far been fully justified in this experiment of a big college out in the country. **

The numbers did not suffer from the move from the Pokfulam site, and the health of the pupils has been even better than be fore."

The Bishop of Victoria (the Right Rev. C. R. Duppuy; D.D.) paid a notable tribute to "those who have made the move possible," and the Wardon (the Rev. E. W. L. Martin) in the course of a very interesting report, told the story of how the "great trek” was done. Precautions against malaria bad eliminat- ed that disease, and from every point of view the move waA L success. In conclusion the Warden extended, to everyone interest- ed a warm invitation to the official opening ceremony by H.E the ...Officer Administering the Government, on March 5, at 3 p.m. THE BISHOP'S CONGRATU

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of welcome to Mr. J. A. Gaunt an Addressing the gathering the he joins the staff. He come among us not only with the traditions of one of our great English public Members of the Staff and Boys, schools, but also as a fellow of On this the first Speech Day in the Trinity College, Cambridge. I am new buildings I want to, congratu-sure Mr. Gaunt's help will mean late you on your new home. My much to us during these opening mind goes back to eight years a80 days at Stanley when you are help- to October 3, 1929-when with the ing to build up new traditions for

of Fiji, Sir present Governor

your new home. Murchison Fletcher, who was then

You have been here nine months. Acting Colonial Secretary, your College Council first inspected this From a health point of view, the site. We were thinking of the days year has been a trying one for the to come and of all the sites we Colony generally, but I am assured that the move here has resulted. оле Sir inspected this was the Murchison felt was most desirable. in improved health all round for THE Undersigned have received both scholars and staff at St. Then, I think of more than one Stephen's. You have about you the visit to this place in the company sea, the hills, open spaces, your of your late Warden, the Rev. W. H.

Hewitt; and I can recall most vivid. splendid playing fields, your airy ly his hopes for this place when building and all these things make as yet it was only a barren wasta. for health and fitness.

(Continued on Page 5.) He saw not only blocks of buildings like those we already possess, but laboratorics; workshops,

a kym-

nasium, and, surmounting all, a chapel. Mr. Hewitt dreamed big

dreams about your school and I for PUBLIC AUCTION. one am confident his dreams will come true-nnd I hope very quickly come true.

Sir Ocell Clementi and St. Stephen's.

Then, I can remember on May 7 last, just before you moved into these new buildings, paring a visit hero with our late Governor, Sir Cecil Clementi. And as we stood together he told me what a firm believer he was in the public school system and what a great faturo, ho believed, a school like St. Stephen's had before it. He spoke | Ar to me of his personal interest in this school.

hine months ago the Hon. Dr. A

Tso, Mr. Lei Hoi Tung and I, as members of the College Council, were with you for your first work- ing day in these new premises. remember I referred then to the splendid way the Acting-Warden, Mr. F. A. Britton, and the staff had effected the move acrcas to Stanley and I recalled the great help Sir Henry Pollock, as Chair- man of the Building Committee, had given. This

a "parely private occasion.

Those Who Made the Move' Possible,

Wild

I think. on this the first speech day in the new buildings, it would be only fitting that we should put on record our more formal thanks; and I should like to express our indebtedness to nil who have made this move to Stanley possible-

To the Hon. Sir Henry Pollock and the Building Committee for all their work no one in this Colony has bebind him a longer record of good works than has Sir Henry Pollock.

To the Hon. Dr. Tela, one of the original founders of this school, for his long years of interest in St. Stephen's, and to all other mem. bera of the College Council.

To Mr. Lei Hoi Tang and the. "Old Boys" Committee for all they have done,

To

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benefactors generous through whose liberality this move. has been made possible.

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To Mr. Britton, the then Acting- Warden, and the staff for all their indefatigable work in connection with the move to Stanley; and perhaps in Mr. Britton's absence I ought especially to mention Mr. Asche as he brought valuable tech-. nical experience to bear on many Ar points and in anying this I do not forget the splendid services of other members of the staff.

To. Mr. and Mrs. Martin, (whom we are rejoiced to have back among. us to-day). We all know how completely they both have identi- fied themselves with St, Stephen's College and I will only say that if it had not been for the energy and determination of Mr. Martin it is doubtful if we should. have been here to-day

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