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TUNG WAH HOSPITAL'S

NEW BUILDING

OFFICIALLY OPENED BY H. E.

THE GOVERNOR

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Wards Named After Mr.

Hallifax And Mr. Wood

The Tung. Wah Höspital's new building at Po Yan Street was officially opened yesterday 'by His Excellency, the Governor. There was a very large gathering present to watch the cere....... mony and in the course of a speech" afterwards, His. Excellency congratulated the last and the present committees on success in the re-building scheme.

their

After the speeches had been delivered by the Chaleinan, Mr. Lau Ping Taal, His Excellency and the Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow, a group photograph was taken. The large gathering then inspect- ed the new building.

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It was announced by the Hon. Dr., Kotewall that two of the big wards in the hospital had heën named after Mr. E.. R. Halli- fax and the Hon. Mr. A. E. Wood, two former Secretaries for Chinese Affairs, as a mark of appreciation of the keen interest they had taken in the Hospital.

Chairman's Brief Survey Of Institution

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 1934.

FANLING GOLF

Starting Times For Sunday

The starting times for 'Sunday, at Fanling, are:—,

Old Course

9.28 D. J. Keogh, A. E. Perry

SIXTH EXTRA H.K. VOLUNTEER TENNIS LEAGUE RACE MEETING

Entries and Weights

The entries and handicaps of the sixth extra race meeting of the

DEFENCE CORPS.

(ORDERS BY LT-COL H. B. L. DOWBIGGIN, O.BE. COMMAN- DANT, HE.V.D. CORPS)

1-PARADE

(a) Corps 1st Battery-

1. Parade at Belcher's Fort on

Division Matches

N

LAWN BOWLS

Senior Division"

Upset

932 E, des Voeux, E. D. Matthew / Hong Kong Jockey Club are as Thursday, May 31, 1934 at 6 pm decided, three winning on home biggest upsets when Oralgengower

936 E. Lewis, R. A. Rodgers 9.40. Mc I Brown, T. J. J. Fen-

wick

9.44 W. N. A. Smalley, R. C. Webb M. 6. Lord. B. M. Bryden

9.48

9.52 M. N. Cootes, P. H. Scoones 9.58 J, Donaldson, H. C. Hopkins 10.00 WH. B. Rigg. D. A. Cum

"ming

10.04 J. B. Ross, A. E. Lissamar 10.08 S. H. Dodwell K. S. Morri-

Bon

1012 A. T. Loy, L. H. Geare

New Course

9.32 Mrs: Webb, Mrs. Smalley

East which is in a much more hygienic position,

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follows: "%

1.-Beaufort Handicap (1 Mio). Banquet Hall 140, Bay View 16 Bold Marshal 140, Budge 360 Ebony Idol 140. Great Hall 140 Lemberg 160. Monoplane 162. Morning Sun 140, Racing Triumph 10, Shaughrain 140, The Red- shank 140, Two Tạk 140. What A Chance 186, William Osler 159. Zero 141.

for combined operations. All rants are requested to make every exfort to attend.

Despite the softness of the ground, all the matches in the "C" diviston. scheduled for, de-

(By "GREEN") cision yesterday were played. In Hong Kong. four matches were last Saturday provided one of the The lawn bowls League games

ground and one away. The were surprisingly defeated heaviest defeat was suffered by the by their clubmates, the "B" team. University who were trounced to Bradbury's rink, which included the tune of nine sets to nil by the only one player from the old team Chinese Recreation Club, while the which has made remarkable suc- Indians beat the Police RC. by the cesses in past years, had a com- convincing margin of 8 sets to one plete collapse, scoring only 13 Civil Service, on their own ground shots, while the opposing four-led had no difficulty in accounting for by Rosselet gathered a total of the Radio Sports Club by seven 27. The other two rinks of the 3. Trumpeters will parade on sots to two, while the Army Tennis “A” team showed a gain between Tuesday, May 29, 1934 at Head-Club, despite the advantage of them, of 8 shots, so the “A”, team quarters at 8.30 pm.

playing at home, lost to the Oral- } lost the points by a matter of six gengower Cricket Club bý nix gets to three.

Dress: Overalls and Blue Caps. 2. HM the King's Birthday Parade-Parade at Headquarters at 9.50 am.

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Dress: Ceremonial Topee. Jacket, Breeches, Bandolier, Put- tees rolled downwards.

2-Bondi Handicap "A" Class (1. Mile)

4. Gunner, J. Watson haring Alacrity 155, Atlas 155, Bag Tor 180, Just That 160, Mutiny Bay 150, qualified as a Range-Taker is en- Night Star 155, Polar Star 135itled to wear the badge for one'

year from May 10, 1934. Saucy Face 150.

(b) Corps Signals-

the

S.-Cheung Chau Handicap-“A”

Parade at Headquarters at 5.30 » Class (1 Mile)

p.m. on Tuesday, May 29, 1934. Cossack's Beauty 160, Gleneagles HM.

King's Birthday 145, Eetman 148, King's Justice | Parade-Monday, June 4. 1934. 155. Sadko 163.

Parade at Headquarters at 9,50 4.Crocodila Handicap (5 Furlongs), 3.01. "

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All members are requested to be present at this parade." (c) Corps Engineers.---

Parade at Miniature Range at

5.30 p.m. on Monday, May 28, 1934. Thursday, May 31, 1934--D.L. Training at Belcher's Fort at 5.45

I am glad that accommodation has been made. In this building for tubercular patients. It is un- necessary for me to stress the dreadful scourge that this disease is in this Colony and I would that Bold Commander 155, Córrle 140, Dress: Ceremonial - Helmet, I could find some adequate means Delightful Chance 155, Kitsap 140,Jacket, Shorts, Black Boots. Put- of dealing with it: It is in a large Little Beauty 145, Racing Spirit 145. ↑ teen. 'Rosetops. Belt Rifle and measure, an economic question, as Sarabande 159, Bcar Face 145, St. Bayonet, poverty is undoubtedly a great fac- | Ives 140. The Carp 168. Tolshan' tor. It is often urged that sana-

140, Utopian 158, Young Hero 140. toria should be established' but

5-Lantao Handicap "C" Class my long experience of the East

(1 Mile) convinces ine that it is almost impossible to get Oriental taberca- lar patients to enter a sanatortura sequent meetings of the two boards detalls were worked out, this en until the disease is very advanced and the patient has reached an abling sume idea to be gauged of Major the extent of funds required. almost incurable, stage. It is how Mrs. They had already then $70,000 ever, a great boon to have separate Borrett, Sir Thomas and Lady from subscriptions by the Direc-wards in hospitals and this will

the be provided for in new Southore, Sir William Hörnell, tors of the previous year, with a

Civil Hospital ELS further $200,000 in subscriptions Government the Right Rev. Mgr. Bishop. Vai

dons in the Tung torta. Major General and 'Mrs. C. promised by various persons. Of has been

Eastern Hospital. WEN C. Borrect, the Hon. Mr. Edwin his latter aum over $180,000 has

wards it is possible Taylor, Mr. G. R. Sayer, the Hon. een actually received up to date

segregate tubercular patients -a. satisfactory result. considering Mr. N. L. Smith, the Hon. Mr. R.

and avoid putting them in wards the general business depression, M. Henderson, the Hon. Dr. A. H.

with other patients: this is a most Wellington, the Hon. Dr. R. 11. We take the opportunity now

desirable step. Kotewall the Hon. Sir Shou-son to tender

gratitude and Chow, the Hon. Dr. 8. W. Tso, Mr. thanks to the members of pre M: K. Lo, Mr. Chan Lim Pak, Mr.vious committee for their energy

HE. the Governor was accom panied by Lady Feel and Capt. F F. Waiters, RA, and others included:-HE. present General O. C. Borrett and

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the

Wah such

to

this

Boxing Eve 140, Budge 180, Day: light Eve 150, Ebony Idol 140, Lemberg 160, Mike 140, Monoplane 182, Racing Boy, 140. Royal Flush 140: The Redshank 140, Tillicum 140. Tso Tak 140, Valorous 161, Wakefield 140, Wayward Stag 147, What A Chance 158,, Zero 141.

-Green Island' Handicap “B”

Class (1 Mile)

Blue Star 148, Brechin

154.

Bright Star 165, Don 160, Flying Tourist 140, Gay Crusader 145, Gladiator 154, King's Bounty 150, Mayflower 158, Prima Donna 156,

Soldier of Germany 181.

7--Juling. Stakes Handicap "D" Class (1.Bile)

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Bold Marshal 150. Burgomaster" "154, Chivalrous 140, Colombo 150, Hot Heels 150, King's Parade, 156, Morning Sun 150, National Day 180 Orlando 145, Pie Face 143, Powerful King 153, Racing Triumph 150. Rose. Leaf, 150, Shaughraun 145, Warrington 156, Widnes 140.

8-Manly Handicap (1 Mile) Australian Boy 140, Cheeky Face,

D.m.

Dress: Caps and Overális.

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Monthly parade at Belcher's Fort will be held on the last in-

stead of the second Thursday in each month in future. Training will be carried out in conjunction with Stonecutters and targets will be provided.

Monday: June 4, 1934--King Birthday Parade."

All members should make an

effort to turn out.

Details will be given in general orders.

(d) Corps Machine Gun Battalion:

TROOP.

Parade on Tuesday, May 29, 1934 at 5.30 p.m. at Causeway Bay Stable.

All members must make a spectat effort to be present as this will be the last parade before the King's Birthday.

Making History The committees of the Tuna Wah have made history in Hong LA Yau Tsun, Mr. Wong Kwong Tin, in raising the subscriptions; to Kong and the work done by them Mr. Tang Shlu Kin, Mr. Kwok Blu the members of

Advisory

deserves the greatest praise. Each Lau and Mr. Lau Ping, Tsai, Chair- Board for their guidance and ‘as-

committee on taking up its duties sistance; and, last but not least,makes it Its, duty to improve con- man of the Hospital Committee.

to the community in general for ditions and this has postulated their liberal help.

personal contributions from the members themselves." At various times,

which of 15

has one," It very

been difficult for them to fnd funds owing to the depress-

ever not too much to say that, in ed economic conditions, It is how-40, City of Brisbane 135, Flumat Headquarters at 5.30

mery 135, Polar Star 145, Portla spite of such dificulties evěry com. | 152, "Ration 135, St. Joan 151. Our thanks go to Mr. H. M.mittee has contributed valuable Tecumseh 135, The Girafe 135, Slu, the architect for the time and trouble entailed in preparing the plans of the building and supervising its construction. An old Chinese saying aptly expressen that nothing can be successful- 17 accomplished without en-

As you CAT. now see it. the building that has emerged is an imposing one of seven floors. In cluding the mezzanine floor, well ventilated with windows open to all aides and therefore well suited for the purposes for which it is intended.

ARMOURED CAR COMPANY Parade on Monday, May 28,"1934

Dress: Multi.

CHAIRMAN'S SPEECH The Chairman (Mr. Lau Ping Tsal), addressing the gathering a the opening of the proceedings. aald: Your Excellency, Lady Peel, Ladies and Gentlemen-On behalf of the hospital. I have to thank Your Excellency for performing the opening ceremony and for the other visitors for their kind at- tendance. A short history of our hospital would be interesting. It

9.-Lama Handicap "D" Clas was on the initiative of one Mr.

(1. Alle) Leung Hok Chau that it came into being. This was in the ninth year

Cavalcade 168, Chesterfield, 140, of the reign of Emporer Tung Chi

of shop-houses the rents from Fudge 168, Gay Butterfly 154, Hel

Chow Fan 140, Dare Devil 140, Headquarters. of the Ching Dynasty, 64 years

which will be allocated to the pur-ter Skelter 147, In Good Time 145, ago. Successive committee affect thusiastic promoters and strong poses of this institution.

The work done by the various King Willow 140, No Fear 153,

Soldier of Italy 145.

ed improvements from time to

service during ita term of office. In future this financial burden will be somewhat lightened owing to certain land having been grant- ed by Government for the erection

supporters'' The work that was time under the guidance of the undertaken was on a large scale Tang Wah committees. has been and it will stand out as a memori- by no means restricted to hospitals and the extent of their activities

Hong Kong Government and with

H.E. THE GOVERNOR ·

The Goose 163, 'Vriday '144.

more especially by the European MACAO HOCKEY

community. It has always been regarded as a great honour to be a member of the committee of the Tung Wah and those who have been chosen have always realised that such an honour carries with it serious responsibilities.

the strong support, of the comal to the efforts of all who have munity of this. Colony, until now.helped to bring. It into being." has scarcely been appreciated, it has became one of the leading (Applause). benevolent institutions of South China. Its name has become a Eyeword with Chinese community. Its work has expanded a good deal within recent years, so much It is a great pleasure to me to so that the hospital accommoda open to-day this new block of the tion was found inadequate to Yui Tung Wan Hospital: When I laid ni the increasing demand on its the foundation stone of the build- work. The decision was then ing in October last 7 refer.ed to reached to rebuild a large portion the fact that I had on so many of the hospital, and this exteristic † occasions had the privilege of work, carried out in four stages. testifying to the excellent progress has now been completed,

of this Institution that it was dif- figult for me to and anything new to say My dimculty has now grush still greater.

It is interesting to recall that when Bir Cecil Clementi, in 1924 paid a visit to the hospital heen. tered a memorandum in à record

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The completion of this building of this hospital to the effect that marks a great step in the history rebuilding was highly desirable. of the Tung Wah. The old build- This opinion was abared by manying stood for over sixty years. dur other residents, amongst them Mr. Ing which time most excellant M K. Lo, the then chairman of work was done but it must be the hospital, who in a report sub conceded that it had grown out mmitted on behalf of the commit of date and was, in many ways, tee of that year. expressed the difficult to administer There can opinion that in the event of re-be no doubt that a new building was called for and I congratulate bullding: such work might be ad vantageously carried out section by both the last and the present com mittees on their successfully bring ...ing the re-building scheme to this point. I also congratulate the architect and the contractors on the fine work which they have done.

section.

Former Governor Quoted In referring to the” work done I cannot perhaps do better. than quote an extract from a speech made by one of my predecessors,

CLUB

End Of Successful Season

The successful hockey season Sir Kelginald Stubbs in October which just terminated has shown 1820 when he laid the foundationea wonderful record set up by the stone of the Jubilee Ward of this Macao Hockey Club and it'will not Hospits. He said

be

out of place

to mention "The matters in which the com- herein the splendid results of the mittee represents the connecting efforts displayed by the local lads link between the Government and during the last few months. the Chinese community are too The class of players they had numerous to recount. They vary

to play against, and the number from the investigation of claims of matches that took place and after a typhoon to the super the results obtained are certainly sion of the removal of ancient worthy of a special mention and graves from land which is required we reproduce here the record set for buliding purposes. It is suff-up by the Macao Hockey Club." clent to say that without the cop- stant and ready assistance of the

Macad HK 2nd Battery E/K, S. B Tung Wan Committee the task of the Government would be infinite-

(RA) Hongkong University ly more diment and the result of

Hongkong University its activities considerably less ka-

United Hockey Club. tisfactory both to itself and to the community in general”

Radio Sports Chub Royar Army

** Further evidence of the-- ready

co-operation of the Committee forthcoming in the assistance rendered in connection recent disaster at the

REBUILDING SCHEME During last year Mr. Chan Lim Pak, then chairman of the Has pital Directorate as the first step

... Airy and Spacious in the rebuilding scheme conven- ed a general meeting of the Hos- This building as compared with pital committes and of the Ad" the old one is very airy and visory Board. At this meeting spacious and while it will not ac- Bir Shotson Chow was also pre commodate quite as many patiente sent in addition to the three there is no doubt that the ameni other Chinese Council represent fles provided will more than coun- fives. As a resul

meeting" ["terbalance this. At the mmg tane ated to it is probable that, owing to lis bags, soklend

Frised | being situated in the congested wave much i

argas of the city,

will still being this building found des

con- | Ing it evÁTY TRE valescent cases to the Tang Wah (Applause)

2 sub-com

To into

Tepresen

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On bacal of the Car

this Calour I thank both

and prat com maitteen monst ty for the Ane work

Medway

Orvice

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(e) Corps: Infantry (Portuguese): Members of the Corps Infantry (Portuguese Company) are re- minded that the King's Birthday Parade will take place on Monday, June 4, 1934 -

Time of Farade-9:50 am at

w

tion):

Dress: (as for Annual Inspec-

It is hoped that as many as pos sible will attend.

« N.C.O.'s will please advise their men of the above parade. «

(Ed.) F. 9. M. WILKINSON, “

Captain,

Adjutant, HKVD. Corps. KM. THE KING'S - BIRTHDAY PARADE-1934

Date: June 4, 1934.

Time of Parade:-9.50. a.m. Place of Parade: Headquarters. Dress:-Ceremonial (as for An nual Inspection), dat Note: The Tides of the Troop wil be ·carried · in the Rite- buckets."-

NOTICE

Sergeant's Mess Mess Kit The

Commandant

has approved the substitution of blue patrol jacket in place of

the existing jacket for winter wear. The summer kit remains unchanged.

ARMY, Y.-C.C.C.; On their own ground, the Army T.C."lost to the 0.0.0. by 8 sets to 3.

W. H. Gllow and W. Miller

(Army)...

lost to A. Hitchell and Q.

Lal

1-

lost to Y. C. Mck and D.

Leonard

3--G

4-6

Inst to’A. B. Hamson and H.

Howard

Jurman and W. · Blackler

-(Army)

A.

beat Kitchell and Lai beat Mok and D. Leonard... beat Hamson and H. Howard

6-2

Oldfekt and E. Wilson (Army)

6-2

lost to Kitchell and La...... 4-6 lost to Mok and Leonard 3-6 lost to Hamson and Howard

· L.B.C. V. POLICE R.C. Firdos Khan and M. A. Khan

(LR.C.)

beat H. Loughlin and W.

Meadows.

beat C. and T. Pile Beat

H. Moran and Hemsley

3-6

6-

6-2

T.

6-0

S.. A. R. Bux and A. R. H.

Esmail (LR:C.)"

beat Loughlin and Meadows 7-5 lost to C. and T. Pile... 4-6 Beat Moran and Hemaley... 6-1 M. el Arcilli and Y. el Arculil

(T.R.C.)

shots. Craigengower:“A” can_11" afford to lose any points, especial- ly at the hands of their own men. and this initial check might have à serious bearing in their ambi- tion to win the championship.

Kowloop Dock and the Police teams were very unfortunate as they lost by 'very small margins. The champions (Bowling Green Club) won by only two shots against Kowloon Dock. They were very lucky to win and remain un- beaten, as thereby they establish- ed an advantage, considering that their rivals, Craigengower, were beaten. The Police who were visitors at the Kowloon C.C. lost the points by a single shot. They

have

lost in previous sesson matches by very close margins and it seems that they have not got over their run of bad luck.

The following are, the games fixed for this afternoon:

Talkoo

Senior Division

v. Cralgengower “A” Kloon BG.C. v. Civil Service / Kloon Docks v. Kowloon C.C. Crower "B" v. Club de Recreio

Junior Division. Craigengower v. HK. Mectric Civil Service v. Kowloon, B.Q.C. Kowloon C.C. v. Indian R.C. V. Yacht Club Recreio

v. Football Club Police R.C.

2

PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP

Two lawn bowls matches in the open

pair championship. were the 6-0 played yesterday,

beat Loughlin and Meadows. 7-5 beat C. and T. Flle

beat Moran and Hemsley

፡፡

C.S,C.C. V. RADIO

J. A. Bendall and G. Fowler "

(C.B.C.C.)

beat Davis and Chanson

drew with Sherli and Jhan

Dad

beat Jeffery and Wei W. F. Edge and Daley

(CS.C.C) MA

beat Davis and Chanson drew with Sheriff and Dad lost to Jeffery and Wel

D. M. McDougall and Fischer

(0.9.C.C.)

beat Davis and Chanson beat Sherir and Dad best Jeffery and Wei

6-

$-2

Hong Kong Football Cình green and the other on the Police Re- creation Club green..

In the former, the Omar brothers, A. K. and A. M., engaged w. Forrest and W. McHardy in a terrific struggle, so much so that - the match was still undecided 6- when darkness set in the score

being 23-23.

7-8

A. F. Carey and W. Glendenning had no difficulty in defeating T. R. 6-6 Hunter and L. Mist, winning by 2-8 25 shota to 14

8-1 7-5

CHINESE B.C. 7. UNIVERSITY The following were the scores: P. C. Leung and T. W. Lau

(C.R.C.)

beat T, O. Lo and Y. N.

Tam

8-2

beat R. T. Kwih and Yatskin "6-4 beat H. T. Bee and Mahan

Stagh

H. M. Lee and W. K. Chung

(CRC)

beat Lo and Tam

beat Kwin' and Yatskin

6-3

6-0

7-5

beat Wigg and Smith lost to Broadbridge and

Crawfordren

Games Postponed

3-d

The "C" Division Lawn Tennis encounters between the Kominon Dock Recreation Club, and the Deutscher Klub and the Club de Recreio and the Kowtoon Bowling Green Club, which should have taken place yesterday, were un- avoidably postponed owing to un- favourable, conditions."

TO-MORROW AT THE

beat Bee and Maban Singh - CENTRAL THEATRE

W. M. Chung and H..T. Wo

(C.R.C.)

beat Lo and Tam

8-0

beat Kwih and Yatskin beat Bee and Mahan Singh 6-0

E.C.C, Y. OBA.. Playing at the Central British" Association's courts yesterday, the HM King's Birthday

Kowloon Cricket Club defeated be “At Home to their friends in 2, in the "C" Division of the Lawn The members of the Mess will the home Club by seven sets to the Mess from 11.30 am to 12.30 p.m. June 4, 1934.

Cumberland

Navy Officers HK 6. Brigade (RA) Kagle** Malaya-Macao – Inter-

port (at Macao) Find Team Falmouth

Malayan

Macao Interport

Mac

lection

Navy

YM

Pun

Chinese

tches.

Tennis League.

The courts were in not too good a condition and the last sets were played in very fast falling light. J. J. Ferguson and ♬ Angus

lost to R. B. Capell and W

Gittens.....

lost to C. Wigg and 1. 8.

Smith i

lost to F. Broadbridge and

J. Crawford

R. Blyth and M. Whitley

(CBA)

lost to Capell and Gittens... drew with Wigg and Cittens Lost to Broadbridge and

Halford and M. ChurayitchR

with. Canent and" CHE-

Bring 'Em-Back-Alive

FRANK BUCK

Jungle of

its proud "'est lords)

to give you

WILD CARGO

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