1934-06-02 — Page 11

TRAINING GALLOPS

Particulars Of Final Tryouts Yesterday

(BY MORNING DEW")

The Bnal gallops clocked at the course yesterday were as

Don

Banquet Hall and Wayward

Daylight Eve

Stag

Night Star

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Tillicurs

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32

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Cavalcade

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Rose Lear

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What A Chance

31.2

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Great Hail

29.2

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Warrington and 'City of S'hal

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William Osler

31.2

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West Parade

31

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30

Vriday

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Chivalrous

41

1.20

39

Powerful King and Royal Flush

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Fudre

35

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32

Gay Butterly

+

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City of Brisbane

28

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Flying Tourist

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Portia and St. Joan

28.1

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Antumok...

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Gladiator

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and King's

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"Tolahan...

Burgemaster

King Justice

Brechin Morning Sun

The Goose

Sadko

St. Tves..."

Parade

Monoplane

Boxing Eve

Bold Commander

Corrie

Racing Triumph

Chesterfeld

Chow Fan.

Just That

Lemberg

Racing Spirit

Polar Star

Wakefield

Alacrity

Shaughraun and Colombo

Kitsap

Utopian

Sarabande

Zero

Cossack's Beauty

Dare Devil

SWIMMING GALA

AT Y.M.C.A. ·

Water Polo Game Against Chinese

At the monthly meeting of the European Y.M.C.A. Swimming. Sec- tion held yesterday and presided over by Mr. A. G. Donn, Chair- man, it was decided to hold this month's swimming gala, and dance. a fortnight from to-day..

Among

présent those

were Messrs. B. Goldman (Hon. Secre- tary), E. F. Selk, H. G. Lange, Sr., and Miss J. Weller (Ladies. Sec- tion). Messrs. W. F. Kerr, W. Schreuder, R. B. Wood, and Miss A. Fowler Ladies Section) were unable to be present.

It was. decided to hold the fol- lowing events providing there are enough entries to justify a heat;-

Men's 50 Yards Aggregate Han- dicap, Ladies' 50 Yards Aggregate Handicap. Men's 100 or 150 Yards Free Style Handicap, Men's 50 Yards Backstroke Handicap, Ladies' 100 Yards Free Style ...Handicap, Mixed Relay (Teams of 5), Water Polo: YMCA. v. Com- bined Chinese.

It was decided that a sprint event of over 50 yards should be "included in the programme as some members of the committee were in favour of 100 yards and others of 150. It was decided to provide entry lists for both events and to hold them if the entries Justified a feat.

It was also decided to hold the Ladies Diving Championship in next month's gaia, several other feature items also being provided.

MATCHES

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1934.

CHINA EMPORIUM

MEETING

$14,000-Profit Reported

A profit of $14,299 was report- ed by the Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow the chairman, at the second annual general meeting of the China Em- portum, Ltd, which was held in the company's offices yesterday.

In moving for the adoption of the report and statement of ac- counts. Sir Shou-son Chow 'said:

TO-MORROW'S CHURCH

SERVICES

First Sunday After Trinity

Anglican Churches

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL HONG KONG

3rd June, 1934. First Sunday After Trinity. Holy Communion

8 a.m. Holy Communion (Peak

8, a. Church) Special Quides' and Chil-

dren's Service ............ Choral Eucharist and Ser

Before proceeding with the bust ness of this meeting. I wish to place on record our deep regret at the passing away of the late Mr. Chau Yue-tong. Mr. Chau was one of the original promoters and permanent directors of the Com- pany and rendered valuable ser- vice in its formation. His un-Kɔng. timely death is a very great loss Evensong

to us

Although, the accounts cover a 1933 to period from January 1. February 13, 1934, you are all aware that they represent only Ave months of actual trading, as "business we did not commence

until September last year. How- ever, you will see that for this short period, and in spite of the clrcminstances mentioned, our pro- ft is $14.299.95, from which we have deducted the loss of $9,659.83 brought forward from last year, leaving

$4,640.12 balance of which your Directors recommend should be carried forward to a new account.

Your Directors regret being un- able to recommend the payment of any dividend though I think you will agree with me that the result so far attained is not un- satisfactory, taking into considera tion. the severe, trade depression through which the Colony is pass ing. We are confident that with the return of better times, our fize store. situated in the very heart of the shopping centre, will not fail to get its full share of the increased business.

In the meantime, your Directors have spared no efforts to curtail working expenses to an absolute mininum, consistent with

.. mon

10.

11 Preacher The Bishop, of Hong

Preacher:

Prayer:

Hymn No. 24 "For the beauty of

the earth"-("Charterhouse). Reading St. Matt. 5. 33-48. Prayer.

Notices.

Hymn No. 2 "All people that on earth do dwell"-("Old Hun- dredth"). Address.

Hymn No. 918 "God the Father,

be Thou near"—("Christus"). Blessing.

6.30 p.m.

.

The Dean. Week Day Services " Matting.-Dally at 9 am

for the Intercessiona

Slek. Wednesday at 10.15 a.m.

Holy Communion. Thursday at

7:45 a.mi.

Cholz Practice.-Friday at 6.30 p.m.

ST, ANDREW'S CURCH, KOWLOON

3rd June, 1934. First Sunday After Trinity.

8.15 am, Holy Communion Morning Prayer and

Sermon ... Musical Service

Preacher-The Vicar.

11.00 am

6.00 p.m.

Catholic Churches

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL The following are the forthcom- Ing services etc. etc. at the Catho- lic Cathedral, Caine Road.

3rd June-Second Sunday After

Pentecost.

CELEBRATION OF THE SOLEMNITY OF --CORPUS CHRISTI” MORNING SERVICES"

ein-1st Mass at 6.

ciency.

Value of stocks, as certi- |2nd Mass at 8.-Solemu Pontifical fed by the general manager, is

High Mass, with Exposition of below cost of replacement, and

the Blessed Sacrament. your directors are satisfied that 3rd Mass at 10.30 with sermon the amount

Over a of a little

in English million under this head is by no means heavy..

I now beg to propose the adop- tion of the Statement of Accounts.

The motion was second by Mr. Wong Choi Yu and passed unani- mously.

Those Present.

Japan and Sweden to on the proposal of Mr. Chu Yik

Share Markets

Tung, seconded by Mr. Chan Hin Cheung, Mr. Chau. Man. Chi was re-elected director.

Messrs. Percy Smith, Seth and Fleming were re-elected as audi-"

Tokyo. The Japanese Depart-tors on the proposal of Mr. Siu ment of Commerce and Industry Pin Kwan, seconded by Mr. Ho Wa has been busy consulting leading Sang. Japanese match manufacturers and exporters with regard to pro- pusals to divide the match mar- kets of the world between Japan and the Swedish Match Trust: made by a representative of the Trust who is now in Japan."

He proposed an agreement on prices and quantities for all na- lions except Persia, Ethiopia and France, where the match business is a monopoly.

The salient points of the draft, agreement. are:-

1. Monopoly Markets. The Swedish interests should mono- -polise the European market; the Japanese, the Dutch East Indies, Australasia and Polynesia.

"

Special service for the Catho-

lic Girl Guides... EVENING SERVICE

At 5-Vespers Bolemn Procession in the honour of the Blessed Sacrament in the Cathedral❘ Compound, with the atten- dance of the Apostleship of Prayer, Children of Mary, Little Flower Congregation, and the Confraternity, of the Blessed Sacrament. The St. Louts Industrial School Band will play special religious selections. Sermon and Bene- diction.

At

al

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7 am Pontifical Low Mass, Act of Consecration, and Gen- eral Communion 5.30-Vespers, Procession in the Church, Sermon and Benedic-

Those present at the meeting June 8th-The Feast of the Most

Sacred Heart. Shou-son were: The Hon. Sir Chow (chairman), Mests. Li Tse Fong,, Chan Man Chi. Chau Chi Nam, P. X. Kwok (directors). Mr. M. Chan Harr (general manager), At Mr. J. M. (Manager), Mr. Cho Suk (Hon secretary), and Messrs. Chu Yik Tung, Chan Hin Cheung, Wong Chi Chong. Chung Kwan

Ting.

Chan Fung Woo, Kwok Yau Esing. Chan Chung Waz, Wong Choi Yu, Chau Tsin Man, Yip Chari Mi, Ho Wa Sang. Sin. Plu Kwan, Cheung Ying Chau and Cho Cheng Chi, (shareholders).

COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE

2. Mutual Markets-Por such countries as the Philippines and East Africa, quotas should be

(Special Afr-Mail Service) Axed on the basis of past figures.

London, May 16, 3. Free Markets. Such coun- tries as China, French Indo- Presiding to-day at the annual China, British India, Alam and meeting of the Commercial Union America where high import or Assurance Company, Sir James excise duties are Imposed, should Leigh Wood, the chairman, sald that in the fe department there be made free.

more

4. Price Agreement-For all had been a net increase in new markets under items 2 and 3 business of nearly £4,000,000. The financial conditions minimum prices should be fixed unsettled The Japanese interests support through which the world was pas-

life assurarice the proposal in principle, but see sing made many practical difficulties and no necessary and more valuable than immediate agreement can be hoped ever before. for..

The company had paid no less than £726,945 in home and foreign taxations, representing 5.84 per cent: of the total Are. marine and accident premiums. These figures clearly demonstrated the burden which present-day taxation im posed on, the company's earnings. Exchange had once again proved

MISS JEAN MACKIE

different Obtains "A" Flying Certificate

tion,

NOTICES

Beginning on Sunday next (June 3rd) and unill further notice the evening service will be at 8.15 p.m. At the Sailors' and Soldiers' Home Sunday, 3rd June: The Christian 8ocial Hour at 7 p.m. in the Lounge,

Monday, 4th and Thursday, 7th

June, Badminton Club meets. ↑ p.m.

UNION CHURCH

Kennedy Road.

(Honr Wong)

SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1934.

Bunday School, 9.30 a.m. Morning Service, 10.30 am. Evening Service, 8 p.m.

Preacher at both Services

The Minister. Social Hour will be held in the Church Hall after Evening Service.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

`SCIENTIST..

(Branch of The Mather Church, The First Church of Christ,

Scientist, in Boston, Mau, U.S.A) MACDONNELL ROAD, BELOW Bow

HOAD TRAM STATION.

| JUNE 8, 1834 1

SUNDAY SERVICE, 11.15 am.

AND Subject:"ANCIENT

MODERN NECROMANCY, ALIAS MESMERISM AND HYPNOTISM, DENOUNC

...ED."

The Sunday School is held on Sunday Mornings, lo o'clock.

Wednesday Evening Meeting, 8.00 p.m. Reading Hoom at above address open: Tuesday and Friday, 10a.m. to 12 Noor. Monday and Thursday, 5,80 to 7 pm.

The Public is cordially invited to attend the services Kad visi, the Reading Boom,

BOWEN ROAD

MURDER

S. W. B. Private Released

No charge was preferred against the private of the South Wales Borderers who has been detained since Wednesday afternoon in the course of investigations into the On Week Days.

murder of Mohamed Din, Indian Mass at 6, 7, and 7.30.

Guard No. 23 who was found dead During June at the 7 o'clock Mass in a nullah in Bowen Road over a

there is a short sermon

week ago. the Sacred Heart:

We were taformed last night by the Chief Detective Inspector that the private has been released.

Free Churches

on

METHODIST CHURCH Services will be held at the Eng- Lab Methodist Church. Queen's Road. East, Wanchat

3rd June, 1934. ·| First Sunday After: Trinity. Morning. Order 10.15 am by the

Rev. E C. Tribbeck Hymz No. 908 "Morning comes with light all.. cheering" ("Rousseau" Appendix 28). Prayer:

The Lord's Prayer. Hymn No. 23 "Lord of all being.

throned star("Maryton"). First Lesson Ezra 7. 11-28. Hymn No. 691 Brethren in Christ,

and well beloved" ("Otter bourng"").

Second Leason St. Matt. 5, 1-10. Prayer.

Notices.

Hymn No. 286 "Jesus, calls us.

("St. Catherine"). Bermon.

SHIPPING CHALLENGE

FAILS

NEW CONSUL FOR UNITED STATES

Mr. Douglas Jenkins Leaving

HEALTH CAMPAIGN

Ovaltine for School Children

Över seven thousand local school According to an announcement children of all nationalities and which has just been made known, ares experienced the pleasant sur Mr. Charles Louis Hoover, at pre-price during the past fortnight of Fent Consul-General, for the United having free cups of Ovaltine ser- States at Amsterdam, has been apved to them, during, the morning pointed to succeed Mr. Douglas recess When one considers that Jenkins, the Consul-General for sixteen of the leading schools in Hong Kong who is being trans-the Colony participated in this ferred to Berlin.

novel health drive and that the Mr. Houver who was born in Ovaltine was prepared on the spot. July, 1872 at Oshaloosa, Iowa, is a and served hot in separatë hygienic man of considerable experience in cups, in one, instance at the rate the service. having served in vari of eight hundred children in half ous capacities in the Philippines, an hour. some ten may be form- Madrid, Carlsbad, San Paulo, Dan-ed of the colossal scale on which zig, Batavia and Amsterdam.

it was held.

It is not known when the new Consul-General. will arrive but it is thought that it will be some time in July.

"A BRAVE WOMAN”

Florence Nightingale's Personality

[Special Al-Mail Service)

London, May 16. The birthday of Florence Nigh- tingale, who was born on May 12 1820, was commemorated during the week-end. Saturday was ob- served as Red Cross Day, and

27

The organisers of the campaign are The Advertising & Publicity Bureau Ltd.. publicity agents to A Wander & Co., Ltd. the manufac turers of the world famous bever age whose enterprise is to be con- gratulated.

Aarte dummy tin of Ovaltine propelled on a tricycle carried the

from school materinis - used

to school, whilst two English girls dressed as Ovaltine dairymaids, were in attendance.

The schools which participated were:-La Salle College; Central British Senior and Junior Schools, St. Mary's Convené: St Stephen's Girls' College; Maryknoll Convent; Italian Convent English School: Italian Convent. (Chinese School); French Convent (English School); French Convent Chinese School); st. Paul's Boy's. School; "St. Pauls Girls School: Fairles College; St. ̈ Joseph's College; King's College; and Queen's College. "the County of London branch of Held concurrently with the dis the British Red Cross Society, ontribution of Ovaltine was a simple behalf of the whole society, laid missing letter competition with a wreath on her statue in Pall over $200 in cash prizes, each Mall. It was deposited by Mrs, school receiving $15 in prize money. Prentice, commandant of the besides consolation gifts of tins of Westminster division, and à mem-Ovaltine and gramophone recordi ber of the Nightingale family. Cine films "were taken at each The Derbyshire branch laid a school and It is hoped will be shown wreath on the statue in Derby. to the children at a later date in At various meetings and de conjunction with a number” of monstrations held in other places other British finis of news and associated with her life and work topical interest which have been tributes were puld to the example specially taken by the manufactur- set by Florence Nightingale tiers of Ovaltine for chlidren the service of the sick and suffer throughout the world. Similarly ing A fing day was held in Lon-the films taken here wil be sent don and most other parts of the home to be shown to British school on Saturday on behalf children. Parents who are inter- country of Red Cross work. It is expected Fested in procuring additional cop that the amount raised will ex-ies of photographs of their chil ceed that received last year.dren taken during this event, áre which was approximately £15,000 requested to apply to The Adver-

The Archbishop of Canterburytising & Publicity Bureau Ltd. delivered an address at the an- nual commémoration service beld yesterday at St. Thomas's Hos- pital, London, where Florence Nightingale founded the Arst train- ing school for nurses. Those pre- sent Included Victoria. Str

Princess

Arthur

Helena

Stanley

WATER LEVELS

For West, North And East Rivers

The River Conservancy Cpm-

(treasurer of the hospital), and three cousins of Florence Nigh-mission for Kwangtung Province tingle, Mr. W. H. Bonham Carter notifies that the height of water (secretary of the Nightingale in English feet in the West, North Training School). Mr. Gerard and East Rivers is as follows.

May May 30 31 Bonham Carter, and Miss J. F. Bonham Carter..

Power of Overcoming

West River at Shiuhing -6.3 5.7 The Archbishop said they should North River at Tsing-

6.6 never forget what was accomp-

22

7.3 yuen North River at Samshof 2.8

shed by that simple, brave; un- daunted woman in her day and East River at Sheklung 0.7 0.4 generation. It was very difficult for them to realize the condition of

things with regard to the healing and confidence that they could time. They overcome through the influence of sickness in ber

Fe must, thank God for the advance of great personalities. of medical knowledge and skill thought they might not unnatu since then, but perbans the chief rally hope sad pray that âm ibis advance had been in the function country there might rise up, not of nursing. Florence Nightingle men of the kind exactly that he Had a wonderful power of over-pad indicated, bus powertii pez- coming. She faced the facts as sonalities who could touch the she saw them with ruthless rea-imagination and strengthen the When she returned to Eng-will of the people in the over, uty. hund from Crimea she encounter coming of their dimettes ed indifference. opposition. and was always worth remembering thi obstruction But those were these days that the whole essence things, not to frighten or deter of Christianity was not the ad By the decision of Mr. Justice her, but to be overcome. The miration of an example, not even Eve, delivered in the Chancery POWER by which she overcame the somewhat, pathetic mapirators Division

to-day, the American them was not any special attrac- after an ideal; way the eternal challenge to the big British shipp- tiveness for she had little of inuence of a supreme persons ing merger has failed,

that it was not even the gift of | lity,

Action To Stop Cunard- White Star Merger

London, May 16.

The judge diamissed with costs a persistence. It was the power of The Arenbation added that he

cantile Marine Compaor, of New

motion by the International Mer-her personality, Nothing could had latterly and naturally been r York, which sought an interim in resist it; no indolent cmcial and thinking much of India, He junction to prevent the merger beno vested Interest could with appalled by the knowledge of

the tween the Cunard Shipping Com stand it. Beyond doubt the ad- unrelieved, mass of sugering, and

the. paay and

Oceanic Steamvent of Florence Nightingale many disease among the 320,000,000 | Navigation Company (owners of yegra ago... entirely changed the their fellow subjects in

the White Star Line).

whole aspect of affairs with re- crowded villages of India....:

་ ་་

Hymu No. 21 "Let us with a glad impeach the pondnet of the Oceanic tions of when z

The meeting was unanimous in holding & Sealed Handicap event every Friday evening during mix- ed bathing. event will take place on each oc- casion counting towards ari ag- gregate Cup. An entrance fee of 20 cents will be charged for each eritry.

"I was also decided to institute the ladder systèm of, training for Men and Ladies: over 50 Yards. This will probably commence next week.

Her many friends will be in-a troublesome factor during the terested to learn that Miss Jean year, the most notable feature Mackle hes obtained her "A" certi- being the depreciation in the ster ficate for flying. She is not only ling value of the dollar.

the first lady in this Colony to rec A resolution for the conversion ceive her "A" certificate, but also of the shares of the company in- the first member of the Hong Kong to stock units was carried unani- Flying Club to do so.

mously,

some mind" ("Evér Faithful") Blessing..

In his judgment Mr. Justice Eve gard to the healing and tending was not less among othe said that it was imposible for the

in Africa and the Far Eas 1.M.M. Company to maintain the of the sick, action.

In the midst of the difficulties, more they thought of They have no locus standi" to sunerings, and manifold tribularence that

the world; the power on

not the the Company's businem, either on the which overcame was ground of its being "ultra vires" or greatness of glita, the warmth of amimase of the company's statu- ideale, or the strength of principles: 1 was personality. Bocus of the más The court, he addes Evening Order 6.15 pm by the toy powers," he said.

had notions of the world at the present Rev. E. C. H. Tribbeck:

jurisdiction to adjudicata, uh time in their dep Conf Hymn No. 64 My God, how won- differences of opinion regarding

derful Thou art("West the conduct minster,

business

National Anthem. Holy Communion.

of the

and

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Italy

hope held at LiverpoOT CA