1932-03-07 — Page 7

SUDDEN DEATH.

WELL-KNOWN RESIDENT PASSES AWAY.

LATE MR. IVOR MOULTEBERO.

KING'S COLLEGE

PRIZE-GIVING.

HEADMASTER AND "JUNIOR LOCALS."

The local Norwegian community HIS EXCELLENCY UNABLE TO has sustained a vary great loss by

PRESIDE. the sudden death from a čarobral haemorrhage early yesterday morn ing of Mr. Ivor Moulleborg.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1932.

lege Peking to the navn College AMBULANCE WORK.

at Whangpao, while yet another i group entered the Ling Nam Uni versity, Canton were lost to

in this manner.

parents

- FURTHER DONATIONS.

S.W.B. ANNUAL SPORTS.

SUCCESSFUL MEETING AT

SOOKUNPOO.

OFFICERS BEAT, THE,

· SERGEANTS,

The Annual Athletic, Mosting of

It has been reported in the ve

The Hon. Trassurer of the St. lumns of the Press that it is in-John Ambulanda Brigade began to donded to recommend the discou acknowledge with grateful thanks tinuauce of the Junior Cool Ex the receipt of the following deni amination. If this is correct I wish tions towards Red Cross Hospital His Excellency the Governor was to dissociate myself from such an work:-Eu Tong Sen $6,500 (Ambul prevented by indisposition from innovation: The customary internal ance); Tung Wah Hospital. 5,000 Mr. Moulteberg, who was about prosenting the prizes at the annual examinations were held in June and (for medical supplies); Y.W.C.A.. the 1st Bn. the South Wales Bof- $2,100: Sir derers was held at Sookunpes on 44 years of age, was a partner in speech day at King's College on December the results of which were 82,000; "Anonymous

and Robert Ho Tung, 82.100 Chines Friday and Saturday in perfect the well-known frm of Messrs Saturday, Mrs. G. P. de Martin communicated to

guardians..

Chamber of Commerce, 3500 Chi-weather, and resulted in some good Goddard and Douglas, Marine oficiating in his stead. The Hon.

Promotions. "

nese Sugar Merchant Association, aport and excellent finishes, Surveyors. He joined the frm Mr: W. T. Southori read a speech

$1,000; Ho Kom Tong, $1,000; Fung In the Officers v. Sergeants race' about two years ago and had provon behalf of His Excellency.

Many promotions were made on od himself, while in Hong Kong Mr. A. Morris, the headmaster, the results of the June Examina-Kong Un, 8000; Chau Yue Ting the Sergeants held the race well in to be a most capable marine en in his opening remarks, commentation and these promotions proved 600 Ra Leong Ho, 8000; Kwok hand until agront burst by the ginour. He held very high quali on the fact that it was the fourth adequately justified at the Annual Lau, 2000: Woo Hay Tour, Adjutant gave the Officers a chance, 8500; Mok Kon Sang, 900; Li Yau and the Commanding Officer, Lieut. fications, being an Associate of the anniversary of the official openina Examination in December.

Taun, 8800; Au Yeung Bung Pak, Col. G. T. Raikes, D.3.0., secured Institute of Naval Architects, and of King's College, and expressed

A most disappoiúting feataro 100; Ip Sau. Chi, 100; Merers. the race. ́.. well-known in Norwegian shipping his regret that His Excellency was cident upon our Examination, sys-Kui Shi Lam, $100; 9. K. Wong.

unable to be present. He wished

tom is the manner in which bays are His Excellancy a speedy recovery permitted to migrato to other

Mr. Morris, after presenting his schools when unsuccessful, report, introduced Mrs, de. Martin, and welcomed that lady to the

circlės.

Mr. Mouleberg waa man of great personal charm and his loss is felt very deeply both by the firm to which, he belonged and, by his follow countrymen in Hong | school." Kong. Among the later he was always to the fore in all activities of a Norwegian character and his loss is a very severe one.

Inability to pass is deemed loss of face" and guardians 10 strongly advised to co-operate and see that their warda remain in the

Only one accident occured during $100; Ip: Lan Chups, 8100; Li Yauthe meeting, when Pte. Leonard @boing, $100 B. M. Six, 8100; Chaufell in the, 120 yards hurdles," and Tung Sang, $100; Ngan Shing damaged his ankle suficiently to Kwan, #100; Loung Pat Xue, $100; necessitate his removal to hospital." Hai Chung Ming, 8100; Soy Kut At the conclusion of the meeting Bank, $100; Kan. Tat Choy, $100 Mra Raikes presented the prizes.

Congratulations are due to the Committee for the way in which

Everything went without a hitch, the programme was carried out. and the meeting was altogether a

Luk Chouk Man, 850; Kwok Chan;

Aftar distributing the prizes Mrs. de Mantin was presented with a brakes of flowers by two of the school and form, for yet ano; Anonymous. 860: Madun Li, smallest boys of the college, and other term. Until it is, roalised | was accorded three bearty cheers that "failure" is largely due to Weag Yiu Tung 850; Chau Ngan 880; Mr.. KHui Young Shi. 50; Mr. Moulieberg was a married and a "tiger," as was the Hon inadequate preparation-that the Ting, $50; Wu Lung Bank, $50

Mr. Southorn.

youth is attempting a task beyond Miss Lily Wong, $50; Hau Chun hi aapacity-no stability, continu Meity, nor concentration of effort is Bank, $; Wang Cheung Bank,

possible.

$25; Mrs. Chan,, $25; K.G. Mastera" Months are wasted before a pupil Common Room #20; K. Mi The average altendanes was 860 is able to adjust himself to his attresses Common Room, $18; Mrs. A pathetic feature of Mr. Moulten increase over the figures of the berg's death is that one of his preceding year. The maximum, entered conditions and new environ

man and leaves a widow and two children to whom the deepest "sympathy of all their friends will be extended in their bereavement.

children is ill in hospital.

The deceased was a member of the Hong Kong Club which yester day dew its dag at half-mast on sign, of respect.

THE FUNERAL,

The funeral took place yesterday evening, the remains being interred

in the Protestant Cemetery. There

Headmaster's Report. La presenting his report, Morris suid, inter alia,

rolment was 912 and the highest monthly average 006. Tuition Fery totalled 864,304, an inerénse of i

Examinations.

ment.

Athletics and Swimming.

successful one.

Results:

Full details and the list of off-

Chan, $10; Misa Chack 3; Mrs,cials follow:-. Shin, $10; Mr. Lau Cheo Kwan, 38; Dr. Na Luk, ona operation table.

100 yards Relay (Teams of five):

D" M. G. Co.; "C" Co.; a'j "A" Co.

Best Jumpa

Pte. Channing 5'

Time: 3 minutes 47.2/5 seconds. Putting the Weight: 1"HQ" Wing; PD... M. G. Co. “C

nearly 80,000 on the amount paid The advantages which the school

Tho de offers in this direction are fully ap-Friendly games have been played

Time: 43 and 4/5th seconds. to the Treasury in 1990. mand for accommodation is very preciated and made the most of.

High Jump: "B" Co.; 2 great, so much so that the establish! The swimming pool was exten- with visiting teams from Chaton

[C%Co.; 3 HQ" and "D" ment of a Junior School in conaively used from April to the end and other schools.

Ping Pong and Tennis are popuM. O. tied nection with King's College is of November and a large number suggestion worthy of earnest con of boys acquired this useful naslar, the former with the junior sideration in the future. Hundreds torial art Swimming sports which boys and the latter with the seniora. are refused admission to the lower were organised by Mr. Loung Su Ping Pong and tennis Coumpments, 2." Pte. Gould 5 1,"

440 yards Relay (Teams of five): classes alone, each year. Tong and open to all Classes prov.were held. the foundation which has been welled very popular.

The gymnasium is extensively was a large gathering at the grave and truly laid in the Junior Clas As in past years, the St. John used by Mr. Mauricio for the in1 "DM. G Co.; 2^ HQ” Wing:

Brigade side, practically the whole of theses that the success of the Senion Ambulance

struction of the junior and middle 3 "A" Co. swimming Norwegian Community being pre-f School depends.

trophies were competed for bere; school. Mr. J. J. Ferguson, er and it is interesting to note that (ganised classes in boxing from sant in addition to many friends of

the three, most strenuous events, p to 7 p.m. on two evenings each

week. 4he deceased. Mr. "Moulteborg was The University matriculation and the team race, life saving event. the principal mourner, and the junior local results did not cams and the Brigade Championship

28 took the were won by our present and past! funeral service, which was conduct up to expectations.

Matriculation

Examination of pupils. ed in Norwegian, was performed by whom 7 only were credited with a Rev. Reicheilt.

obtained the Bonior Pass: one Local Certificate, 73 sat for the Junior Local Examination and 24 passed securing songs them 24 distinctions. It is appropriate at this juncture to point out that these Senior Classes were depleted dut- ing the Summer of a large proper tion of promising pupils who were successful in competitive entrance examinations to the Custorts Col

Many Wreaths.

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There was a profusion of floral tributes wreaths being sent by the following:-

Messrs. Goddard and Douglas, Chinese Staff, Musera, Goddard and Douglas, Committee and Members, Hong Kong Club, Staff of Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock, The

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Volley Ball and Basket Ball.

The valley ball and basket ball courts have been the scene of kaon- y contested inter-class matches, The school trophies in both games were won by the Matriculation Clan In the inter-schools, volley ball league, the senior and small buys shioids were won by this school. (Continued on next column.).

Medical,

The examination of the new en- trants and defects has been car- ried out by the MO Schools. and her assistants A. numben.. (special cases attend at the office of the school clinic regularly. Severa surgical cases were treated at the G.C.H. during the long vacation. Our grateful thanks aro, due to the medical and nursing staff of the G.CH for the core and attention upon the many cases beglowod treated during the year,

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Distance Drummer Jones 38'

Cph Penfold 33. Enlisted Boys Bance: I Boy Allaw; 2 Boy Sparks; 3 Boy Hughes.

One Mile Team Race: 1 "D" M. G. Co; C" Co.; 3" A” Co.

Time: 4 minutes 52.4/5 seconds Individual placings: L/Cpl. Pai mer Pte. Hill Plo. Voisey.

880 Yards Relay (Teama of five): 1"D" M. G. Co.; 2 “0” Co.. 18 "A" Co.

Trikon Dockyard and Engineering HONG KONG'S IN 'EREST IN THE WAR Time: 8 minutes 58.6/3 seconds.

Company Limited, Official Mea

surer's Office Messrs. Thoresen and Co, Mears. Bruusgaard, Kios- terud and Co., Messrs. Gilman and Co Lad, the Norwegian Consulate, Messrs. F and M. Goodman Messrs. E. M. Wrangell and" Co., und Messra Karsten Larssen nad Co. Ltd.

Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hoare, Mr. and Mrs, F. V. Jensen, Capt, and Mrs. John A. Pedersen, Mr. and Mrs T. S. Morrison, Consul. Lars. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. R M. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hall- gren, Mr. and Mra D. "Gow, Mr.. and Mrs. E Coak, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Calman, Mr. and Mrs. Hen-. derson, Mr. and Mrs. B. Moller, Mr. and Mrs. P. Hoesch, Mr. and Mrs. G. Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Bruusgaard and junior, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wosore, Mr. and Mrs. W, Forsyth, Mr. and Mrs. S. Berg, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McIntosh, Mr and Mrs. J. Krogh-Moe, Mr. and Mrs. Erling D. Knutsen, Mr. and Mra, A. C. Padersen, Mr. and Mr. JN Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. L. Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Hangon, Mr. and Mrs. B. O Andresen.

Messrs. M. Borgaust, R. Sheep- shank, H. J. Wallem, J. W. Bun- dred, R. Johannessen, R.K.. Duncan, A. M. Bimpasa, M. J. Quist, J. B. Kooter, J. Puncheon, B. Stendabl, P. Kristofernen., C. N. Nannerz, F. H. Crapnell, B. Neas, S. Odland, P. A. Ma, Dr. 8. Seguin Strahan, Cheung A. Kwai, Cheung Chiu and Miss K. Gourdin:

The Captain and offoera of the following boats also sent wreaths :- 8.8. Corona Produce, Pronto, Halvdan, Hathor, Hiram, Solvi ken, Hai Hing, Kronviken, Henrik, Hero, Maross Graciosca, Mabella, Sandviken, Helios, Cornville, Fing

Hydra 11 Ploomatillo, a Halldor,

The boys, amah and coolie ahe Into Mr. Moulteberg

wreath and there were,

from. Svigerfar og

Far of Bosken. og Burna

Members of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade entertained by the Y.W.CLA, before leaving for service in the Red Cross Hospital, Shanghai. Eight nurses of the Y.W.C.A. Division Ware among the number.

Long Jump 1 "A" Co.; "HQ" Wing; 3 "B" Co.

Best jumps. Plc. Walsh 18 0. Pto. Herbert, 18 7,"

290 Yards Relay (Teams of five);

"A" Co.

Time: 1 minute 37 seconds.

Polo Jump: 1 "A" Ca; 2 "B

Co.; 3 "D" M. G. Co.

Best Jumps: Ple. Morrison 8' B." Sgt. Ford 8 8,”

120 Yards Hurdle Relay (Teams of five): 1"D" M. G. Co.; 2. "B" ∙Co. & "A" Co.

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Time: 1 minute 15.4/5 seconds.

One Mile Relay Race (Open to the Colony) 440, 880, 220 220.)I H.M.S. Hormes; 2 30th Jab. Re- giment "A"; à 3/9th Jat. "Rogi- ment "B."

Time 3 minutes 40 seconds.

3 Milas Team Race: 1 "D" M. G. Co.; "C" Co.; 3 "A" Co.

Time: 18 minutes 25 seconds. Winner L/Cpl. Palmer..

Officersy Sergeants Relay: Won by Officera

The Battalion Cup was won by 4.D M.G. Co. with $13 points.

Other placings: A C8. 55; "Co. 33; HQ" Wing 481; "B! Co. 36.

"Olisiäls.

Referee-Liout. Colonel G. T Reiker, D.8.0.

Track Judges Major D. H. 8. Somerville, M.C., Captain O. M. Wales, M. C., Captain C. C. Cooper, Captain C. F. Blackden, Captain A. B. Smoothers, Lieutenant T. H 8. Galletly,

Field Judges:-Major R. G Lochner, M.C., Lieutenant C. F. Cox, Lieutenant I. G. Moon, Lieute nant. J. O. Orowo-Read,

Starter:Captain P. C. Got twaltz, M.C.

Timekeepers:-Lieutenant H. M. Davies and Lieutenant, W. K. Mil- ler.

Recorder: Sergeant J. G. Lây... inger-

Chief Whip:-R. A. M. C. Nors man, D.CM

Lap Recorders: C. 8. M. Birm ingham, C.S.M. Lewis COMB Hawker, O.QMS. Grimtas and C.Q.M.B. Conway

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