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ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE MACAO JOCKEY CLUB,

PROG

ROGRAMMES and ENTRY FORMS for the Second Extra -Race Meeting to be held in Macao on Sunday, 8th February, 1933, may be obtained at The Sports Club, Hongkong Jockey Club Stables, or at the Offices of Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth & Fleming, 6, Des Voeux Road Central..

ENTRIES Clove at NOUN ··00 TUESDAY. 24th JANUARY, 1933,

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HONG KONG BENEVOLENT

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SOCIETY

THE Committee of the abovo Society would be most grateful

if those interested in its work would kindly send in their donations of subscriptions. Money is most urgent- ly needed and funds are very low,

No amount is too small and will be most thankfully received by the Hon. Trozsuror.

Mas. E. 1. WYNNE-JONES,' 181, The Peak.

STARTS JAN. 25th

CHURCH NOTES

ST. JOHN'S QATHEDRAL, Hong Hoa.

'JANUARY 28, 1933)- 3rd SUNDAY, AFTER EPIPHANÝ.

Holy Commanior, 8 m.

Holy Communion (Peak Church).

8 a 0.

Children's Service, 10 am. Matting and Sermion, 11 m.

Preacher The Dean.... Evensong, 6.30 p.m.

Preacher-Rev. N. V. Halward

Week Day Services, Mattins Daily, D.CO am, Intercessions for the Sick. Wedbee

day, 10.16.a.m. Holy Communion. Tucuday, 7.45 Holy

Communion. Wednesday Holy Communion. Thursday, 7.46

1.III.

8,M.

(onversion of B. Paul), 7.43 a.m. Choir Practice. Friday, 5.30 p.m.

Other Notices, Annual Meeting of Electors in the Cathedral Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 94th, Tea 4,30 pm, Meeting at 6.15 p.m.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST.

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SUNDAY SERVICE, 11.15 m. Sabjoot: TRUTH". The Sunday School is held on Sunday Morninge, 16 o'clock.

Wodnerday Eveniɛg Mesting, 6.00 p.m. Reading Room at above address open:- Taceday and Friday, 10a.m. to 12 Noon Monday and Thursday, 5.30 to 7 p.m.

The Pablio is cordially invited to attend the services and vidt the Reading Boom.

UNION. OHURCH. Kennedy Road.

SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1933, Sunday School

Kennedy Hoed, 9.30 v.m. Taikoo, 2.40 p.m.

Morning Service, 10.30 am.

Preacher The Rev. S. A. Ford,

Toe H. Padre. Evening Service, 6 p.m.

Pracher Rov, E. G. Powell. Social Hour will be held in the Church Hall after the Evening Service

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH, Wandhal (Opposite Royal Naval Hospital, Queen's Road, East). The following are the forthcoming Services to be held at the Methodist Church,

SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1033:-

Morning Service, 10.188.m.

Preacher Rev. E. QH Tribbeck Sunday School, 3 pm. Evening Service, 8 pm.

Preachers Rey. E. C. II. Tribbeck. Friday, Jan. 27th.

Weekly Prayer Meeting, 7.30 p.m. SAILORS' AND HOLDIERS” HOME, Wanchai. 28. Hennessy Road" SUNDAY-(2nd), 8.15 pm-Christian

Social Hour. MONDAY (23rd), 8p.m-Ladios Church

Aid Society Meeting.

6.30 p.m.-Quarterly Church

Meeting Badminton Club Meet

TUESDAY (24th), p.m.-Fellowship

Meeting.

WEDNESDAY (26th), A Concer given by Mr. and Mr. G. H: Leib and Friends, commencing, & p.m. THURSDAY (26th-Badminton Club

Moot. FarDAY (7th)-A Mouth Organ" Band from H.M.8. "Medway will render a programme of Song and Dance; musie from, 8 p.m.

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ST. PATRICK'S SOCIETY

Ball To Be Held Again

This Year

MEMBERS CO-OPERATION

SOUGHT

Col. C. D. Myles presided at the third Annual Meeting of St. Patrick's Society of Hong Kong which took place yesterday at the Hong Kong Hotel. Among those present were Sir Joseph Kemp, Prof. B. A. Redmond, Mr. M. G. O'Connor, Capt. P. T. Mahonym, Mr. E, H. Williains. Mr. R. H D. Wade, Mr. F. P. R. James, Mr. J. Hosford and B. H. C. Hallowes

After the Annual Report and Statement of Account had been adopted, the meeting approved of two minor alterations to the rules,

The election of officers then fol- lowed and resulted in the appoint, ment of the following members to the Committee:-Proforor F. A. Redmond. Mr. B. H. C. Hallowes, Mr. J. Horsford, Mr. F. P. R Tames, Mr. T. Murphy, Dr. G. W. Pope, Mr. R. H. D. Wade and Commander MacCarten. In addi- tion to the above the following gentlemen will serve on the com- mittee, having been elected last vear:Sir Joseph Kemp, Colonel C. D. Meles. Capt. P. T. Mahoney, Mr.G. P. Murphy. Mr. M. G. O'Conner and Mr. E. H. Williams.

GOLF

STARTING TIMES FOR FANLING

SUNDAY, JANUARY 22

Old Course 9.90 to 0.24 8.m. not to be booked by travellers on 8,37 brain. 998 a.m. H. Hampton and M. W.

8.38".

Budd.

R. 6. Trail and V. Gordon

R.

Humphreya.

J. P. Warren, and A. D. F. A. Merry and C. E. Holmes.

H. II. Pethick and W. L. Marshall.

G. E. R. Divett and G. 'R, Harildo,

9.40...

9.44

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0.50

T. Draper and J.

J. F. Richmond and Sanger.

R.

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10:00 dat 10.04.

10:08 10.12

19:16 ",

12 20

10.240

10.29

Mr. Mackio and A. C Pedersen.

Enmett.

M. H. Turner and A. Raworth.

J. F. Robiason and Calcraft.

A, Leach and D. Hobb,

3. S: Dykes and A.

Brawn.TAN

R. C. Wabb and G.

May.

J. B. Logan and H. Hopkins.

THE FANLING HUNT

Ladies) Daan (Unomalal). Amos, 180 lbs; Banjolina, 150; Christmas Belle, 150 Espy, 150; Jimmy, 180; Imperial Hall, 180; Little Gem, 150; Lucky Bird, 180; Much Ade, 150; San Francisco, 180; The Quail, 150; Until Then, 180.

Twelve entries,

PROGRAMME FOR CHINA NEW YEAR MEETING

The following are the entries for the China Now Year Mooting" of

The "M.G.T." China New Year the Fanling Hunt and Race Club.

Steeplechase (Uneficial). Hunters Hurdle Base (Unomaial). Black Maris, 108 lbs.; Country

Brittanic Hall 158 lbs; Demurrer, Club, 168; Duke of Normanily 11:156: Jan Stower, 148; Partridge, 168; Hefty, 163; Loch Ba 188; 149: Pat, 155; Peter Davy, 140; Red Mouche, 168,

Leaves, 159 Rooslan, 185; Social Six entries,

Mark, 140; White Stars, 158.

The United Services Steeplechase (Unometal).

Celerity, 108 The Cloudy Eve, 168; Duke of Milan, 185; Getrudo Lawrence, 188; Piccadilli, 109;, Looh Now, 168; Malakit, 188; White Hea thor, 108,

Eight ontrics,

China New Year Hurdle Race. Anson, 153 lbs; Brittanio Hall, 133; Celority, 144; Christmas Belle, B. 152 Doven, 156; Chnary, 188; Fea tival Eve, 185; Imperial Hall, 147 B.Just Imagine, 171; Little Gam, 163; Movanagher, 182; Pocahontas, 188;

T.

San Francisco, 147; Smiling Com mander, 140.

Fourteen entries,

Chins New Year Steeplechase.

Anson, 158 15a.; Black Maria, 168: Christmas Belle 182; Duke of

Milan, 159; Just Imagine, 181; Loch Ryan, 185; Mellguards, 150; Poed C.houtae, 158; Rooslan, 185; White

Heather, 161.

E. J. R. Mite ell and L. B.Andrewca.

10.32

10.36

G. C. Stark and. G. F. Hole.

P. S. Grant and W. I. Hunt.

10:40.

30.44.

St. Patrick Day Ball. In regard to the celebration of St. Patrick's day, the meeting were unanimous that a ball should be held, The Chairman appealed to members to book their tickets na soon as possible, pointing out that their co-operation in this matter-10.48 would be of great assistance to the committee, who could arrange much 10.58 better terms with the hotel if they were in position to state the 10.50. number who would be attending?

11.00",

11.04.

At the conclusion of the meeting Sir Joseph Kemp proposed & vote of thanks to two members of the Committen whom the Society were losing. He referred to Colonel 17.08 Myles and to Capt. Mahony, Col. files had done some very hard 11.12 work, mot only in his own year as President, but also, when the preai dent was absent the previous year, Capt: Mahoney has been the Secre11.20 tary of the Society since its incep tion and a great deal of its sme 11.24' ceas was due to his hard work and energy.

Both Colonel Myles and Capt. Mahoney thanked Sir Joseph Kemp for his kind remarks and Colonel Myles referred in his speech to the Aupport given to the Society by Sir Joseph Kemp, who was willing enough to accept the Presidency

11.10.

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17

A T. Lay and W. D Hughes.

W. E. Williams and H. G. Wallington.

W. H. E. Thomas, and Lowis,

J. R.. Masson and Mr." Thomson.

W. E. Clark and R. W. Taplin.

J. P. Hollingdale and A. R. Duncan

JW. Mayhew, and K. K. Rounds.

W. A. Stewart and S.

S." Cook.

N. J. Littlejohn and A. McKellar.

T. H. Goire and S. JAB Fox.

G. W. Sewell and H. C.

Gould

T. C. Motiaghan and A. Lissaman.

New Course

on

8,87

9.20 to 9.84 a.miot to be booked

by travellers traine 9,32 m. J. P. and Mrs. Shery 9.40 W. G. and Mrs, Fincher.

N. J. and Mrs, Perrin. F. C. Mudie and Mrs. Maskie

0.48 3.50...

10.12

the Society's inception although 10.04 he was om holiday at the time. You can hardly realise what an. extraordinary backing that gave the Society," concluded Colons! 10.20 Myles.

THE INDUSTRIAL FUTURE OF INDIA

(Continued from Page 9.)

10.99

11.10

W. J. and Mr. Roberta. R. A. Rodgors and J. A. Shaw.

Miss Whimster and H. N. Williamson..

Mrs. Rodgers and. Mr.

Shaw: M

O. E C. Marton and T. A. Pearce,

11.24H. G. Frucht and E. (D.

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Ten Entries

Ten entries,

China New Year Handicap. Amos, 155 lbs.; Banjolina, 105; Buchanan, 158; Christmas Bolle,.. 160; City of Shanghai, 148; Fi-fa,

KING'S THEATRE

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140; Imperial Hall, 153; Jimmy, 11b: Last Performance

Samotion, 148; Shanghai Beau, 340; Sunning, 147; Whoopes, 100.

Twelve antries.

The Hunt Annua! Mosting takes place on Sunday, February 19, seven events having been arranged.

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