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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1933.

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL CONCERT TRAGEDY AT KOW-

AND PRIZE-GIVING

HEADMISTRESS REPORTS RECORD

ENROLLMENT THIS YEAR

PRESENTATION TO MR. AND MRS. G. P. DE MARTIN

The success of 81. Mary's School, Kowloon, was reflected in thei headmistress's report presented yesterday at the espnual Concert and prize giving. The report stated that during, the school year of 1992 the enrollment reached a' maximum of 88, a number never ettaiead before1

Among those present were the Right Rev. Bishop Valtorts, Mr. and Mrs. G. P. de Martin, Rev. Father Spada, Rev. Fathers Rossi, Caraballi, De Angles, Machini and many parents and friends.

A very delightful concert preceeded, the prizegiving, entirely "acted and presented by the pupils. Two short plays "The Pass- ing of Arthur" "adopted from Tennyson's Idylls of the King and a seene from Shakespeare's "King Lear" were also given, and the pupils showed exceptional dramatic talent. The stage was charmingly decorated, and the costumes colourful and well designed..

THE SCHOOL REPORT

THE HEADMISTRESS'

REPORT

The Headmastress's Report atat ed:-The School year 1832 opened with 419 pupils in roll, but in September we reached a maximum of 480, a number never attained be- fore.

This year marked another steady inorease in the activities of the school, which settled down to a normal state of tranquillity, after the troublous period of building and putting to rights...

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losing a great deal in losing you, but we must not be so selfish se to grudge you a well deserved rest.

To you, and Mrs. de Martin we wish a happy voyage home and still happier return to this Hong Kong of ours.

FAREWELL ADDRESS Following the destribution of the prizes a very pretty farewell ad- dress was given to Mr. and Mrs. Osmund who said. de Martin by little Miss Nydia

Dear Mr. de Martin,

LOON CITY

TWO WATCHMEN POISONED

As a remilb of eating tainted, fogd: two watchmen, employed in a build. ing under construction at Kowloon, City, were taken seriously ill. Que "has dod and the other is at present lying in the Kowloon Hospital in a Gorious condition.

The tragic discovery was made by a'brother of one of the men who visited the premises on Sunday night. He found the house locked, and after having waited for a long time, he became impatient and broke a pane of glas, and unboited the door. On entering the premises Lo was surprised to find his brother lying unconcious on the floor. In his search for help he went to the: floor above and to his horror ho found another man lying dead on bis bed:

was

The police were immediately in formed, and the dead man removed to the Mortuary, while the other was taken to the Kowloon Hospital.

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memorating God's blessing upon the The Noted House of Drapers work of the Anglican Communion throughout the world. Holy Com munion at 8 am. Morning Prayer at '11 (attended D. V by C of E" party of Cameron Highlanders as their Parada Service), when the, Rev. A. J. Stevens (chaplain) will preach. Evening prayer at 6 pm. when the preacher will be the Rev. A. D. Stewart-Hong Kong Daily Press, Teb. 7, 1908.

Drill and games were given a Mine is a very pleasant task this new impulso, thanks to the devoted morning, for I am here to tell you ness of Mrs. L. A R Duncan, on behalf of my teachers and com- whom we wish to express our grati-panions how happy we are to have

The spacious and well

you among us. We have been told equitted Gymnasium provides an you will leave Hong Kong in a ideal hall for indoor exercises, while vary few days, bound for sunny Dorothy Rodriguez, dist. in Eng the large, beautiful grounds are Italy, and we rejoice with you; lish, and prize; Doris Sam, dist. even better suited for gymnastics won't it be pleasant to visit Venice, in English, 2nd prize; Rosaline and organised games in the open and Florence and Rome, the beauti Tsang, dist. in needlework, 3rd air.

ful Italian Lakes and the Alpst prize: Maria Wang, Junor certi I think that will be far more in- ficata; Rosalina Tang, Junior certi- teresting than studying all those ficata Maria. Figueiredo, Junior certificato; Violet Wong, Junior things in bur Geography books.

certificate; Geraldine da Roza, Junior certificate; Bessie Cheung, Junior certificate.

'Health was good throughout the year. Dr. E. M. Minett, Medical Officer for Schools, to whose kind est interest we are glad to pay a heartfelt public tribute, was quite satisfied with the airy and bright class-rooms, the new desks of "comfortable and well fitting pat- tern," the out-door classes for the kindergarten tiny tots and all other hygienfe conveniences.

Inspections.

The school was inspected by Mr. A. O. Brawn, Inspector of English Schools, and his satisfaction as well as his Report were extremely en couraging. I quote literally Dis- cipline excellent, all are very hap py. The work throughout the school la admirable. It is difficult to find a faw anywhere. Outstanding fea- tures of the school are the excellent Kindergarten, splendid book-work, and, the Recitations. These are chosen from all sorts of magazines and periodicals especially for their suitability, and assist materially in promoting good enunciation, gen- eral knowledge and memory train ing The children are losing their shyness, because they have now more confidence in their ability to con verse with Inspectors."

Examinations.

The University Examinations gave very consoling resulta: 10

were Matriculation and Senior Local Examinations, 2 passed the Matri culation, and 8 the Senior Exami nations, obtaining 8 Distinctions in English, 4 in Biblical Knowledge, and 2 in Needlework

But in everything there is always a "but;", we are losing you, and we are sorry for that. There was such a current of sympathy between you, dear Sir, and this school, per- haps because it is nearer to Tai Po than many others.

We wish you and Mrs, de Martin a very happy voyage, and will pro mise to pray for God's blessings on you. And please when you shall come back remember that in St. Mary's, you will always have little but true friends, who will always pride and rejoice in a visit of

yours.

And now girls, let us give three cheers to Mr. and Mrs. de Martin

Hip, hip, hip Boaray.

LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS"

Scholarships.

:

Lily Chii Mo Ching-Winner of the Lugard Schielarship for 1933-24.*** Dr., Gomes Scholarship for Good

Conduct, Punctuality and Attendance:

Class 3-Lily Chii, 1st prize; Edith Keat, 2nd prize..

Claas 4.-Mina Kor 1st prize; Annis Lee, 2nd prize; Ismeria Ozorio, 3rd prize.

Clase 3.-Marie Ozorio, let prize; Mary Agon, 2nd prize; Teress Leong, 3rd prize.

Class 6.-Beatrice Remedios, jot prize; Celeste Fuertes, 2nd prize; Margie Botelho, 3rd prize, ',

Class 7-Cissy. Cheung, 1st prize; Phyllis Leong, 2nd prize; Daisy Yau, 3rd prize.

Class B-Christina Chow, lat prize; Zuleima Victal, 2nd prize; Ruby Tsui, 3rd prize; Helen Lam, 4th prize.

Class 9-Clara Loy 1st prize;" Kathleen Tsang, 2nd priza; Marie Souza, 3rd prize; Maisie Law, 4th prize.

Class 10-Ruby Wong, 1st prize; Purificacion Silverio, 2nd prize; Amý Marriott, 3rd prize; Susie Loy, 4th prize: Rose Chan, 4th prize.

Edith Li, Gwendoline Lam, Marie

Clans 11.-Simplicia Dacanai, 1st Figueiredo, Julia Agon, Rosaline prize; Margaret Alves, and prize: Tsang, Inno Silva, Annie Lee, Cecilia Feruira, 3rd prize; Dollie Mabel Suen, Delia Silva, Mary P Katherine Chung Cita Barretto, Luz, 4th prize, Helen Omrio, th Chow, Mary Pang, Millie Leong, Ruby Tsui

Prises for Biblical Knowledge,

Class 1-Gloria d'Almada, Win her of His Lordship Bishop Val torta's Special Prize for Biblical Twelve pupils were entered for Knowledge, Edith Li, 2nd prize. the Junior Local Examinations, and ≈ Class 2-Julin Agou; let prize; all passed, obtaining 6 Distinctions Kosaline Tsang, 2nd prize: Gear in English, I in Biblical Knowine Fernandez, 3rd prize.. ledge, in Needlework, 1 in Music mak BASA S For all these blessings, we→giye,

Matriculation, humble thanks to God.

Thanks to Friends

But we could not finish without. special word of thanks to all who contributed to make this year A successful one. First and fore- most we must thank Your Excel-

Special Class-Mabel Chan, 1st prize; Lucy Kwok, 2nd prize; Beatrice Chau, 3rd prize,

Music —Marjoria Botelho, Ist virginis Ildefonso, Trinity College prize Cissy Passcia, 2nd prizej certificate.

CONCERT PROGRAMME.

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told that the Bishop is breathe contented; for then wo know God, is pleased, und wo are here only for Him

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