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CHURCH NOTICE.

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hong Loan,

OCTOBER 10, 1032:-

21st SUNDAY, AFTER TRINITY.

Holy Communion, 8 sm. Holy Communion (Pork Church)

8.

Chi dren's Service, 10 a.m. Mattins and Sermon, 11 am,

Pranoher: The Rev. W.W. Rogers. Holy Commanten at 18.15 p.m. Evensong, 0.30 p.m.

Preacher:-The Rev. N. V. Ha

ward.

Week Day Services. Mattine. Daily, 10am.

Interessions for the Sick. Wodnes

_day, It{ & JI3,

NEXT SATURDAY'S

RACES

ENTRIES AND HANDICAPS

LIBERTY BAY ENTERED FOR

THE STAKES

A complete list of the entries aad handicaps for the race meeting fixed for October 23 is given he low. It will be seen that both Liberty Bay and Gleneagles, the formor, winner of the Derby in

record time, and the latter un beaten this year and holder of most pointa in the Aggregates, have been

Stakes for the Season.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1932.

Sixth Aggregate Stakes (Ona Mile).

Sadko 137 Cyclamen Bay 148, Gleneagks 143, Leberty Bay 15, alorous 148, Rag and Baggage 153, Gay Crusader 148, Gold Key 142, ; Princess Hall 154.

Connaught Handicap (1 Mile 171 Yards),

Banjolina 143,Blus Plane 143, Christmas Joy 185, City of Shang. hai 152, Country Club, 152, Kapy 140, Estrellita 140, Fighting Blood 158, Gallant Fox 160, Good Day 152, Hirvego 110, Jingo 155, Little, Gem 158, Mun Ko Pao 110, Public Money 145, Shanghai Beau 140, Sun- heau 110, The Crook 140, Tien Feng Valley Hall 160, Whoopee Shan 162, Toby 148, Valets 158,

Whitehall 140,

150.

A

RACE FOR TREVESSA!

TROPHY

MAUSANG WINS FROM

FOOSHING.

TJIKEMBANG DISQUALIFIED

The eighteenth bi-annual race between ships' lifeboats for the Trevesas Trophy was sailed yestor day, under the auspices of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club, and resulted in a win for the Jardine Matheson crew of the Mausang.

Although the J.C.J.L. crew of the Tjikembang finished 0 minutes 15 seconds ahead of the Mausang, they wore disqualified for sailing ever a larger area of the course The race resulted as follows

Holy Communion. Tuesday, St.entered for the final Aggregate Paddock Plate (1 Mile 171 Yards than was stipulated.

Lüko's Day, 7,45 4.m. Holy Communion. Thursday, 7.45

5,01

Choir Practice. Friday, 5.30 p.m.

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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

BOLENTIST.

(Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Ohrist, Scientist, in Boston, Mass, U.S.A.) MACDONNELL ROAD, allow Bown ROAD TRAN STATION.

OCTOBER 18 1932-

SUNDAY SERVICE, 11.16 ..

Subject:

MENT."

DOCTRINE OF ATONE

The Sunday School in hell on Sunday Mornings, to o'clock.

Caine Handicap (One Mile). White Jude Stag 150, Workable Stag 150, Clnteau Bay 140, Pow, hatan 145, Blao Star 180, Lanar Star 145: Meriding Star 160, Seappy Eve 140, Wild Life 108, Bowery Bay 141, Maple Leaf 140, Princess Hall 160, Tonimy Boy 140, Deveron 150,

Do 155.

Queensland Handicap (Slx Furlongs).

Aurora 135, Evening Star 170, Fred 140, Gold Digger 135, Joaquim 135. Mermaid 148, Rethn 135, The Rainbow 135, The Raindrop 153

Wednesday Evening Meeting, 6.00p.m.fornia 132, Deveron 10, Empress

Reading Room at above address open Tuesday and Friday, 10am. to 12 No Monday and Thursday, 4.50 to 7 pan.

The Fublic in corally invited to attend the services and visit the Reading Room.

UNION CHURON {{10$« KUNG)

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1-32:-

Morning Service. 10.30 am, (Broad:

cant.

Evening Service, 6 pm.

Pracker at both Services:-

Rev. E . L. Tribbeck.

Sunday School.

Kenandy Hood, 9.30 n.th..

'T'nikov, 2.45 p.m.

Bocial hour will be ho'd in the Church ifall after the evening Jervices.

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH, Wanchai

(Opposite Royal Naval Hospital. Queen's Road, East).

The following are the forthcoming Services, etc. at the Wesleyan Method ist Church, Wanchini.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1931: --

Morning Survice, 10.15 a ni. Evening Servics, 690 p.m.

Preacher for both Services:- Rev. E. G. Powell of the Union Church, Hong Kong, The Sacrament of Holy Communion | will be celebrated on Sunday October 23rd at the close of the Morning Servicy

Bonham Handicap (1) Milos). Bistre 150, Bowery Bay 101, Cali- Hall 40, Gold Mine 181, Indiana. 150, Katé 149, King'a Parade 140, Lobster Bay 148, Maple Leaf 140, Mistletoe 140, Navy Hall 167, Nippy! 165. Powhatan 156, Punch 141, Sumppy Eve 10, Tommy Boy 140, Wakefield 140, Wonderful Stag 145,

Workable Stag 161.

E

į

Tontine 1, Pride of Tsingtao Fortune Bay 155, Bright Star 147. 151, Nippy 157, Chateau Bay 159. Blue Star 102. Lutar Star 100. Meridian Star 183, Snappy Evo 153, Daylight Eve 158, Champagne Bay 105, Vasylock 147, Boxing Five 168, Michael Guy 1-45, Alexandra, Hall 151, Golden Star 148, Deveron 157,

Amos 145.

■

1. Jardine, Matheson's Mausang

(Mr. Goddard).

,

2. Jardine. Matheson's Fooshing |

(Mr. MacPherson).

3.

Butterfield & Swire's. Kalgaan. (Mr. Forbes),

4. Jardine. Matheson's Fooshing

(Mr. Studholme),

The J.C.J.L. Company's entrant Tjikembang was disqualified, and the Butterfield & Swire's entrant Suiyang, under the captaincy of Capt. Byrne did not finish the course,

Y.M.C.A. GALA

FINAL SWIMMING FETE OF THE SEASON

:

GOOD PROGRAMME ARRANGED

A very good programme has been arranged by the Y.M.C.A. for their final swimming gala of the scas which takes place to-night. The past two nights saw the swimming off of the 440 and the 880 Cham pionship, both of which went to Campbell, one of the best long dis tance swimmers in the Colony.

The programme for to-night is as follows:-

handicap-Aggregate

30 Yards

Cup-Final.

100 Yards breast stroke cham

pionship.

220 Yanda phippionship Mixed team race Tug of War Novelty Race

Water Polo (Schreuder's team e

Railton's).

Wyndham Handicap (One Mile).

Golden Arrow 140, Pocahontas 145, neing Boy 185, Espy 140, Bistre 150. Estrellita 100, Gallant

In the first race Don, Easter rook Fox 140, Gold Bar 140, Public! The race was sailed over the fol Money 110, Little Gem 140, Mistletowing course-Start from Chan and Stoker are well placed as re- toe 145, Valeta 140. Helter Skelter nol Rocks, there to Kowloon Rock gards points and the cup shou'd 155, The Rainstorm 140.

(P.). Mark off_Yacht Club (S.), Mark off Cust Rock Beacon (P.), fall to one or the other of them. Banham Handicap "D" Olass

finial aerosa Yacht Club line leav. Fowler and Schreuder should purs (11 Miles).

ing mark boat to Port and Convide a thrilling race in the breast, Adam 188, Amos 145, Buchanan tinuing until gunfire for the finish. 140, Cabinet Hall 155, Christmas Belle 188, Cupid 161, Cy-pres 151, Gold Bar 152, Golden Arrow 158, Helvellyn 151, Iloilo 158, Imperial Hall 155, Just Imagine 161, Misamis 155, Mon Talisman, 165, Myrtle Leal

CHILDREN'S

A JAPANESE STORY TOLD IN RHYME

IF JOHN had been born a Japan-

es fellow, being a boy he'd be dressed in yellow. As for Anne, she'd be given instead, a little ki mono of nice bright red.

In a house built of paper they'd spend their lives, and eat with [chopsticks;, they'd get no knives, or spoon, nor forks, for a single dish: they'd just chop-chop at their

Bunday School will resume for the Winter Session on November 6th. The School will meet at the Church at 3 pan. each Sunday unless otherwise notified. rice and fish.

SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS' HOME, Wanchat,

22, Henacesy.Rond SUNDAY (18th), 8.15 pm - Christian Social Hour, conducted by the Chaplain. MONDAY (1), Batminton Club

Meot.

i

-stroke event with the odds slighty 158, Orlando 152, Pocahontas 158, in favour of the former. Royal Flush 159, San Francisco 140, The Gadwall 150, The Plover 181, The Rainstorm 163. The Shoveller 140.

CORNER

BY UNCLE JACK

Anne would carry Z nice big doll; John would parade with a parasol, no one would stare, for every man carries a sunshade in Japan.

In school, when they had to do some writing, surely they'd find it most exciting to make their copies with what do you think -- paint- brush! not dull pens and ink.

If John and Aine hunted every-

AUNT PRISCILLA

AUNT PRISCILLA

Wolfod vanilla, Iers all one week; Now Priscilia

Aches to still a'

Pain that makes her shriek.

Now, children, 1 really do thing O Jehu's Alth birthday hold where, all over the house they other uncle you may happen to that I am as kind-hearted as any feel quite grand, for on that oe would find no chair. But they ension. I understand, his very first wouldn't be worried by things like have about the place, but I, DO trousers he'd have to wear (I think that. Oh, dear me not they'd pre-think that it served Aunt Priscilla he'd do it with quite an air!) Till 'fer a mat.

jolly well right. Ant was three they'd shave her What fun to peep at the streets I mean, it's all very well to like hair on the top of her head, tilby night when they're all lit up it kaked quite bare. So you see not electric light, but with Chinese how important these days would lanterns of every hus, violet, he to John (aged five) and Anne emerald, pink and blue. Then the 5.30 pan.,-House Coinmittes (nst three).

rickshaw rides I'm sure they'd like; Join couldn't stamp around the much more fun, than a tram or TUNDAY (ith). 8 p.m.-Fellowship house in his usual way-he'd move bike. Though it must be awfully

Meeting.

like a mouse for nobody feven a strange, of course, to be drawn by 8.30 p.m.--Church Quarterly full-grown man) wears shoes inn, an instead of a horse.

Meeting.

in Japan! Bit I Yes, children, I'm sure, must THURSDAY (2th-Badminton Club doors-not

Meet...

shouldn't like to have to try to have lots of fun who live in the take my walks in clogs so frigh, land of the Rising Sun. And now HONG KONG METROSOLOGICAL | And so queerly shaped, just like you know what John and Anno stools of wond, I'd tumble about, would have done if they'd found

themselves in Japan. l'an sure I should..

Meet.

REGISTER.

Houg Kong Observatory, Golobor 14.

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Baromater.-20.2 29.87

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Highest open-air Temperaturo, 13 84 Lowest opon-air Temperature, 14 7:

B-Blue sky; C-Cloddy; D- Drizzle F-Fog Lightning M-Mist; O-Overenst; P=Pasting Showers Q-Equalla: R=&ain; Tw Thunder.

HONG KUNG TIDE TARIM.

From October 15, to 31 1932,

HIGH WATRE,

Sat. 15

Sun. 16

Mon 17

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Wod. 19

Thur to

Fri 21

LOW. WATER,

Hong Kong Standard

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THE JUNIOR COOKHOUSE DATE PUDDINC

Sift together: Two cúps flour, 4 teaspoonfuls baking powder lespoonful sult, cupful sugar, Add 1 oupful stoued and chopped datas, cap cooking oil, 1 cupful.; water, juice and grated rind of 1 orange and 1 lemon.

Pour into a greased pan and steam for two hours..

Serve with sauce mado as follows: One egg yolk beaten with one tea- spoonful vanilla and half cupfu! sugar.

Whip two egg whites till stiff and fold in the yolks and sugar. Servo!

I at once.

This is a fairly rich desert, and should be served after a meal that is light in protein and starch.

NO INTEREST

If King Alfred were living now, what side would he have taken in modern politics" the the teacher.

A clever, girl, solved the

** problem thus p→ Tu

If King Alfred wete liv Ing now be would take no side in modern politics, fod ho would be too old to, take an interest in anything,

Newcomer for Tientsin,

The titbit of the prograsame is the 290 yards championship, and although Campbell is favours in: some quarters, there is a feeling that Lange, A newcomer Fram Tientsin, will extend him, if not actually beat him. A good race is expected. Don and Rasmussen are entering for this event too and the latter is surely as good as anme over the 100 and may pop a sur- prise in the 220.

For those who like something amusing, the Tug of War should appeal as will the novelty TREE. The mixed team race also will pro- vide a relief from the more serious competitions that forms the earlier part of the programme,

The water polo game is scheduled to bring the programme to a close and all the best talent of the "Y" will be engaged and a few of the best swimmers from Canton--in-i cluding Rasmussen-will also take part. A very good evening's aport is foreshadowed..

BRITISH BUILDING -

INDUSTRY

NATIONAL COUNCIL TO BE FORMED

ices, but after all there is no need to be greedy over ices or over any thing else-nt least that is what I At a conference of representa- think. And although I am quite tives of every section of the build- fond of Aunt. Priscilla in a way ing industry, which met at the (as far away course). I am not at all sorry that texts under the chairmanship of na possible, of Royal Institute of British Archi- he had a bad pain in her tum-Sir Raymond Unwin, president of tum. I just tell you about it to the institute, a draft constitution warn you against eating too many for a National Council was

commended for acceptance by the organisations represented.

ices.

This little true tale of sadness has a mora), and I leave it to you to find out what it in.

POUR LES PETITS LE CAMP

CE N'EST PAS SEULEMENT LES BOY SCOUTS" QUI AIMENT CAMPER. DANS OE TABLEAU VOUS POUVEZ. VOIR UN CAMP DE FAMILLE LA MERE: FAIT LA CUISINE: LE PERE EST LE PECHEUR, IL VIENT

POISSONS, D'ATTRAPE QUATRE BEAUX

PENDANT QUE LEUR, FILS, GEORGES, TROUVE DE BOLS POUR LE FEU.

(Translation on Monday.) '

RIDDLE-ME-REE

What glass is most-like

broak 1

A tumbler

Where can you always find.

money 1

In the dictionary. What are the nicest islands.

to eating

Sandwich and Madeira; When might a house, By? When it gets wings,

HARD WORK-

The son of the house show- ed no sign of a desire to find. a job, so father remonstrated with him, "Hard work hover killed anybody, my. "Jad," he said.

That's just it," replied. the youth, I want something. with a suggestion of danger about it.

re-

It was decided that this body should be named "The Building Industry'è National Council, whose objects would be to co-ordin ate and to give expression to the collective views of the industry as & whole.

The conference expressed grave concern at the almost completa cessation of work throughout the industry, which occupies a key position in the economic life of the nation..

Nanking, Oct. 9. It is under- stood that the Noulers, who were sentenced to life imprisonment by tha Nanking District Court and who are still being detained at the Detention House here, will be re- moved in a fow days to the Kiangsu 1st Model Prison in Nanking to servo their sentence.Kuo Min.

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appearance.

THE STEAM

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