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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1934.

A FURTHER SELECTION OF TEXT BOOKS Around the Courts

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ANALYTICAL KEY TO HARMONY

Its Theory and Praction.

MUSICAL FORM

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FUGUE

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Being Collection of Fugues of Various Styles, put

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THE ORCHESTRA. (2 Volumes)

ANALYBIE OF BACH'S 48 PRELUDES AND

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FUGUES

Biemans.

HOW TO MODULATE

Shepard,

MUSICAL ART-FORMS

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Their History and Chief Composers.

HISTORICAL CHRONOLOGY OF MUSIC

With 800 Questions On Music History.

PRONOUNCING MUSICAL DICTIONARY

(Containing all, Italian, German and French terma in ordinary use).

Clarke.

COMMONSENSE IN PIANOFORTE PLAYING Whitemore. THE ELEMENTS OF MUSIC SIMPLY EXPLAINED.. Trew. HANDBOOK ON THE ART OF TEACHING AS

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A sentence of one year's hard labour was passed.

BOOR BOX ENRICHED

When questioned, the accused told the Court that he returned to A: Ane

of $30 or one month's | the Colony to ask his friends for hard labour was imposed on two some money. Chinese named Cheung Put ond Kwong Kow, "whid er Brught before Mr, Macfadyen at the "Central Police Court on charges of keeping a fan tap den in” the Central Market early last Satur. day.

HOLY SPIRIT

SCHOOL

Annual Bazaar Held

and

The annual Bazaar of the Holy Spirit School was held at 140, The nuisance of self-appointed Cathe Road on Saturday afternoon, porters who wait their opportunity Hundreds of children. to carry baggage at the Star Ferry grown-ups visited the bazaar, mak- Fier and the Railway Station, ng purchases and taking part in Kowloon, was commented upon the many alde-shows, such as the by Mr. E. I. Wynne Jones, at How-fish-pond." "Bran tub," "Ring loon Magistracy on Saturday, whén | toss" and other attractions. A sum of $3.80, which was pick-be sentenced tive coolies to three Many knitted and embroidered ed up during the raid, was order weeks hard labour each with articles, suitable for household ed to be placed in the Poor Box. 1 options of fines of $15.-

Several other people, who were gambling there when. the ace was ralded, were each ined 83.

OPIUMI DIVAN KEEPER FINED

A Chinese named Leung Ng. aged 35 years, appeared before Mr. Hamilton at the Central Police Court on Saturday morning, charged with keeping an oplum divan and unlawful possession of ten taels of prepared opium,

The prosecuting officer Stated that the accused was the principal tenant of No. 55. Des Voeux Road Central, 2nd floor, and the oplum, was found hidden in his room.

The accused pleaded guilty and a fine of $1,200 or in default nine months hard labour was imposed

RETURNED BANISHEE

Before Mr. Hamilton at the Can-

tral Magistracy on Saturday morning, a Chinese named Leung Po, a returned banishee, pleaded guilty to a charge of returning to the Colony, before his term. of banishment had expired.

It was stated by the Police that

the accused was banished from the Colony In 1931 for a period of ten years, but on Friday night, the accused was seen and recog- nized by a Chinese detective, who arrested him in Queen's Road West.

"You come down here to make a living but annoy passengers by snatching at their luggage,” re- marked His Worship.

NO PASSPORTU

Mit Singh and Bichitar Bingh who have already been sent to the house of Detention pending their return to Singapore on tharge of stowing away on board the s.s. Cape St. Francis on Sep- tember 24, were further charged before Mr. Wynne-Jones at How- Joon Magistraty on Aaturday with being in the Colony without pass porta.

The Arst defendant stated that he had had a passport many years ago but had since" lost it

When sentence of two weeks imprisonment prior to their being expelled was passed, Mit Bingh I mediately asked for the option of a Ane,

Mr. Wynne Jones: "If I fine you that will take all your money,

No I think the best thing is for

you to save your money."

8. I. Rozeskwy (who prosecuted): "I think that would be best as they would not be allowed to wander round the Colony hout passports."

BOYS SCOUTS AQUATICS

3. F. Thompson (4th. K.)

Time: 39.1.5 secs.

Two New Records By Cubs Established Diving

The annual swimming sports of the Hong Kong Boys Scouts Asso- ciation was held On Saturday afternoon at the Victoria Recrea- tion Club before a very large ga- thering of spectators, when the 1st. Kowloon, St. Andrew's Troop car ried off the grand aggregate II: ter-Troop Competition for the Bird Challenge Cup by recording 18 polats.

'.

Two new records were establish- ed in the Cub races, R. Sanchez of the 2nd Hong Kong Troop co- vering the 25 Yards in the Senior Cuba sprint in 18.-3.5 secs to break the old record of A. McCub- bin, established in 1924.

The other record was made in the Wolf Cub Inter-Pack Relay when the 2nd Hong Kong Pack broke the old record made by the 6th Talkoo Pack in 1924 by 4.-3.5 secs.

The Diving in all three divisions was very good and particularly that of N. Lee the winner of the Senior Scouts Championship whe hag the makings of a Colony Champion.

THE RESULTS

Results follow:

25 Farda free style (Junior Cubs) ---

1. L. Osmund (2nd HK)

2. R. Thompson (12th. R.)

Time: 20.1.5 seca

25 yards free style (Senior Cab)

1. R Sanchez (2nd H. H.)

2. Azevedo (2nd H. K)

Time: 16.3.5 secs (Record)

50 yards back stroke (Junior

Scouts)

1. N. Lee (5th, K.) 4.

2.

V. Gunzen (1st. K.)

3. G. Arnold (18%. K.)

Junior Scouts:---

1. F. Thompson (4th. K.) '

2. F. Jarrett (5th, K.)

3. Yee Wing Jing (1st." Bea

Scouts)

Cabs

1. B. Vincent (4th. K.)

A

2. G. Saunders (9th, K.)

50

yarás back stroke (Senior Scouts):--

1. A. Azado (2nd. H. K.)

2. H. Millington (1st. K.),

3. H. Summers (1st. Ses, Scouts)

Time: 39.3.5 secs.

Scouts):-

1. C. Wirth (6th. K.)

2 Leung Laf Sang, 7th. H. K).

Time: 31.3.5 secs.

use, were at "sacrifice prices," while toys and dolls were also in abundance.

Practically the entire school took part in providing the material and, work for organising the hazaar the purpose of which was to raise funds for a plano and Apparatus for a domestic science laboratory.

MISS STELLA WALSH

Famous Althete Here

Miss Stella Walsh, the famous athlete and holder of the women's world atheltic records for 80 me- tres, 100 metres and 200 metres, passed through here on Saturday her way to Japan where she is to morning on the Haruna Maru on

with Japanese woman

compete

athletes in attempts to establish

schedule has

new world records.

She has been invited to Japan by the Japanese Women's Athletic Federation and a been arranged as follows:

She will make her first appear- ance on the track at Osaka on October 14; October 20 a repeat performance: October 24, at Na- gaya; October 27, at Tokyo..

At the rat three meets Miss Walsh hopes to attack sprint" re- » records and at the last meet in To- kyo to lawer her long marks.

Miss Walsh has come from Europe with

distance

through the Japaness women athletes who took part in the Women's World Olympics in London this suminer.

GOLF

Finalists In Four-

somes

In the semi-finals of the second

Paton (8)

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9-Eton boys wear this style of

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15.-Peace (10) 18.-Inflammation of the eye, It is

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19-May be a fence, or part of a

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20. The time a prisoner has to undergo when a judge is this (8).

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CHINESE ""Y" MEETING

At the annual aquatic sports of

SAMPAN RACES

50 yards free style (Scouters. foursomes tournament of the Ro the Chinese T.M.C.A. on Saturday, South China Aquatics

Cubbers, Rovers and Deep Sea yal Hongkong Golf Club, T.D.Wong Shin Hung proved himself to and J.W. Frank (13) be the outstanding swimmer, win- beat JB, Hoss (7) and J.L.. Adams Ling the 200 yards breast stroke (23), while DJ. Valent.ne (15) and event in the very good time of 3

In the 1,500 metres sampan race A.T. Braley (7) defeated P. Mor-

on the first day of the eleventh mins and 3 secs, and losing by annual aquatic meeting of the zison (17) and A. Macfarlane (17)

Results of the Third Round of to Kwok, Hon Min.

touch in the 100 yards back stroke | South China Athletle Noctition the third foursomes tournament

át North Point, last Baurday Wong Kam Wah best Lam Wal, and the women's event, Ho Kit Ching had no dimculty in beating

100 yards Irvė, style, (Rover and

Deep Sea Scouts);---

1. Leung Lal Bang (7th. HK) were as follow. 2 C. Wirth,{8th. K)

Time: 99 seca.

150 yards Inter-Troop Relay:—

*1. 1st. Kowloon (8o. Andrews)

2. 1st. Bes Scouts and 2nd.

Hong Kong Inter-Troop Competition (The Bird

Challenge Cup) (---

1. 1st. Kowloon (St.) And

TеWE)....... 2.1st. Sea Scouts

18 pts.

11

3. 2th. Kowloon (Garrison) 8

5th. Kowl'n (Roving

Fifth)

"

18

4. 2nd. Hong Kong (Catho-

lic Cathedral). ;........................

7

**

5. 6th. Howloon (DBS)

5

21

6: 18th. Hong Kong (Cheung

Chau)

3.

0

2. 4th, Hong Kong (Mur-

1. Cheuk Hing Wo (18th. H. K.) | Inter-Pack Cómpetition:—

2. Yee Wing Jing (lat. Bea 1. 2nd. Hong Kong

Scouts)

3. # Thompson (4th. K.)

Time: 43.2.5 secs.

Life Saving Face;—

Millington (1st, K.)

2. R. Wilson (lat. "Bea Scouts)

3 J. Wnyara (1st. K.).

Time: 53.1.5 secs

100 yards ¦ ¦ Inter-Pack

(Cubs)

i.

Zad. Hong Kong

2. 4th. Hong Kong

* Time: 79-3.5 secr. (Record)

relay

50, yards free style championship:

(Senior Scouts):-

1. at Ken 2451271) (

27 J. Dúdley (6th. K.)

3. A. Azado (2nd. E. K.)

Time: 29.8.5 secs.

50 yards Championship (Jantur

"Scouts)

3. 8th, Kowloon (Scottish)

12th. Kowloon

ANOTHER TRIP TO THE STRATOSPHERE

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dalls

Fress" (Copyright.)];

Geneva, Bept: 30. Professor Piccard who is now residing in Lausanne confirmed the rumour that he will be making a new ascent into the stratosphere In the

the new year in the hope of reaching a height of 90,000 feet, He says that at present he is work- ing on the plans for his new

imeranioccan duo Kin.

J. E. Richardson · (9) and White (23) beat J.W. Franks (13) and F. J. de Rome (7) l'up.

H. T. Buxton (17) and T, C. Fairburn (17) beat A. T. Braley (7) and T. D. Paton (8) 2 and 1.

J. McKnight (9) and J. D, Kin- | naird (7) beat H. Hampton (10) and E, Lewis (8) 6 and 4.

J. E. Richardson and G. White will play H. T. Buxton and T. C. Fairburn in the semi-finals, while J. McKnight and J. D. Kinnard will play the winners of the Third Round match between Wall ington (12) and N. J. Perrin (13) and J. E. Davey (14) and J. A R Selby (7).

ST. ANDREW'S CONCERT

To Take Place On Wednesday

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The results, were as follows- 200 Yards Free Style, Senior (Final):-Kwok Hon, Ming, Wong Shlu Hung and Lo Yuk Wing.

800 Yards Free Style, Senior (Final): Chan Kam Chl, Wong Shiu Hung. Li Hang Fan and 10 Yuk Wing.

100 Yards Back-Stroke (Senior) 1, Kwok Hon Ming (Time: 1 min. 25 secs.); 2, Chan Kam Chi: 3 Wong Shiu Hung; 4, Lo Yuk Wing

200 Yards Breast-Stroke, Senior 1. Wong Shu Hung (Time: 3 mins. 3 secs); 2, Li Ping Kwan; 3, Li Hung Fan; Wong Chan Min:

50 Yards yer Style Sentur (Final) Lo Fuk Wing Chung Shi Chi and Leung Fu Keung.

Fancy Diving. Senior (Final):- Chak Shiu Fuk, Tang Hung Fay,

Le King Saw and Tim Pun

Cheung; 4. Leung Hon Sul...

Wah Kun.'

An event which promises to draw the Colony's best Chinese long dis- tance swimmers will be the 2.000 ruetres cross-the-harbour event.

It is understood that this event, which will be held on Saturday. October 8, will be from Whampoa Docks near Hunghom, to the Asso- clation's bathing beach.

results:--

The following were. Saturday's

1500 Metres Sampan Men's)-1, Wong Kam Wah Lan Wal; 3. Yen Zu Yee.

Time:

13 min. 1.5 secă...

Race

Also participated: Lee Kam Chi and Lau Ming Sal.

1,500 Metres Sampan Race (346-

min. 29.3.5

54 Fards Free Style,

yle Juniorens)-1, Ho Kit Ching: 2, Fung that sou Fux (Time: 31 leck); 2. Wal Kun, 3 So King Shun. Chuen Nim Wan; 3 Chan (20 Time: 12 mb

Also participated. ung Wa

1,000 Metres Bampan Relay:-

and Miss Io Kit ong Ham Wah and Miss Kun 4, Ho Th. Ming

100 Yards Free Style, Junior | ving (Final)--Chuen Nim Wan, Chak Shim Fuk and Kong K1 Fan. 400 Yards Free Style,

Yen Chin

A grand Concert will take place at St. Andrew's Church on Wednes day at 8 pm when a number of rominent local artistes will enter tain. Pest of the procee will to

Jimir towards the "Alice-in-Wonderland" (Final) Chak Slu Jus Tank Eng Fete which is being held in Hunog Fay, L1 Hung and Kong isi November, Tickets will be $1 in-. Ean. clusive of taxes

Yards Hack-Stroke, Junior:

Among those taking part concert are Mrs. An LRAK, ABCM,

Schroeder (Violini Gardiner (Contralto), Ohl (Pengry, the Rev and, Mr. Pick Barty, popular with songs at the Mr Rupert Baldwi be in Ettendance a

(Time: 53 secs. Chak Sh

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