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2. "BULK

3. BOTHER

6. CLICK

11. COLT

7. MERIT

12. CHIRP

16. FATTEN 17. CLAP

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4. CHAP 5. POSY

10. CAUL

8. HUFF

13. RUMPLE 18 LANE

14. MENACE 19. SPILL 15. NEARER 20. GLOBE

AWARDS.

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P. M. REMEDIOS, Dodwell & Co, Ltd., Canton." R.M. GUTIERREZ, 25, Kimberley Road, Kowloon, J. M. GUTIERREZ, 54, Kowloon City Road, Kowloon. The 5 consolation prizes have also been added together and divided amongst the following 15 com. petitors who succeeded in having 16 correct words.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1935.

THE SCHOOL OF SURGERY

To Be Opened To-day

His Excellency the Governor Sir William Peel, K.C.M.G K.B.E.. will officially open the School of Surgery at the Univer- sity to-day following the Congregation ceremony.

Below are some of the facts concerning the School,

TRAINING BEYOND DEGREE STAGE

which

The School of Surgery cost $24,131 accommodates on the ground floor a lecture hall of 804 square feet and a dark room of 160 square feet. On the 1st floor are the Operative Surgery Room with an area of 750 square feet and a room and laboratory for the Professor's Assistant with an area of 203 square feet. The second floor provides a laboratory for the Professor with an area of 600 square feet, and a teaching la- boratory and museum of 453 square feet.

The Professor badly needs an epidlascope and the University is not at the moment in a position provide bim with one. The epidiascope now in the School is on loan from a firm.

in lodgings, and lectures and clinical teaching were arranged in some nine hospitals and other in- stitutions scattered throughout the city. In 1905 Government had offered a site to the Court of the College and in 1907 Mr. Ng Li Hing had

offered $50,000 towards & building. Mr. Tang Cheuk Kat had given $10,000 and in 1908 the Court of the College had made an appeal for further funds.

About this time the scheme for establishing a University in Hong Kong was taking shape. Eord Li- gard felt that the projects of the University and the new College of Medicine might be combined. The College Court was approached It welcomed the larger scheme of a University and it offered to amal- gamate the College in the Univer-

When the representative of the General Medical Council of Great sity. The site was given up with

LOCAL WEDDINGS

Well Known Parties

LAU-PONG

The Union Church; Kennedy Road was the scene of a pretty wedding of great interest to the Chinese Community on Saturday when Miss Christlña Fong, daugh- ter of the well-known Chinese merchant, Mr. Fong Tsoi Ching. became the bride of Mr. George Sutkay Lau, the only son of Mrs. Lau Sul. Chenk The Rev. E. G Powell officiated at the ceremony.

The bride, who was given away by her father, was attended by four maids of honour, Miss Luk- mal Luk, Miss Lily Luk. Miss Gloria Mok, and Miss Margaret Chan, while Master Chau Kal-yin was the page boy, and Miss Li Yuk-mol the flower-girl

The bridegroom had as his at- tendants, Dr. Lee Ching-wa, the best man, and Mr. Kenneth Pong, Mr. Larry Ko and Mr. K. F. Cheng as groomsmen.

Following the marriage cere- mony, a reception was held at the Gloucester Building, as which many friends attended.

The honeymoon will be spent outside the Colony.

DONATIONS

Britain and Ireland, Sir Richard his consent. Ir. Ng Li Hing's. en St. Vincent de Paul

Needham, visited the Faculty of the University last year, he wrote:

Medical, dowment was diverted to the Uni- versity scheme; the Court's pro- gramme was abandoned and their appeal devoted to the endowment of the University.

"The School (of Surgery should prove of great value, not only to andergraduates, but also as a sur-

Faculty of Medicine gical centre for the thitlation and The Hong Kong University, was development of postgraduate in-opened on the 11th March, 1912. struction. Its construction and The University started with, an organisation is a striking tribute annual income of £9,000, the main

The Hon. Treasurer of

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Society of St. Vincent de Paul acknowledges with grateful appre- clation and thanks the receipt of

Society's Funds. the following donation to the

From various Friends per F. Yvanovich Esq. in memory of the

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to the energy and enthusiasm of University building and a house late Mra. Carmen Remedios Alves Prizes Presented By Guls)-1st. Dorothy McCaw 2nd

the Professor of Surgery."

יד

it

College of Medicine

for

al

cents from the stall. The boy was

Lady Southorn

A large gathering of members and friends with their were-present at the Cricket Club

children Kowloon on Saturday when

Helen Diselens, 3rd Betty Hough- ton; (Boys)-Albert O'Dell; Tan Fletcher, Geoffrey King.

"Event II Skipping Race (Open) (8-10); - (Girls)-1st Lily Rosario, 2nd Celeste Marques; 3rd Viviene | Jex: Sack Race (Open); funder

12);(Boys):- Janan

Kitchell, Phillip Fran, Tony. Mayof.

Flat Race' (Club Invitation only);" Cover 8 and under 10); (OLS)- 1st Vivienne Jex, 2nd Pauline Ewing, 3rd Jean Hall; (Boys) Jack Way: George Rosselet, Fraser Thompson.

Potatoe Race (Club Invitation only); (under 12); (Girls)-ist Joan Bradbury, 2nd Joyce 'Banker, 3rd Patricia Tilburn; Boot Race (Club Iny. only); (under D (Boys)-Fraser Thompson, Jimmy

Flat Race; (under 4); (Girls)- Pauline Davis, Renat Muller, Dawn Ramsey; (Boys)-Desmond Roger, Michael Hall, Timothy Hamion.

the Vice Chancellor. The $53.00. The University urgently needs School of Anatomy was opened in more facilities for research in its 1913, The School was built and medical school Specialists are equipped out of the Ng Li Hing needed both in Hong Kong and donation to the College of Medi- elsewhere. The only way of pro- cine. In 1917 Mr. Chan Kai Ming

BOY SHACKLED ducing lica is to give picked stu. gave $50,000 which enabled the dents here chance of extending | University-to-erect-and-equip-the- In-passtrig sentence of one their medical trains beyond the School of Pathology About the month's hard labour on Li Chung, ordinary degree stage.

This same time Mr. Ho. Fook and a 50 year-old licensed cigarette the Club's Annual juvenile sports. School has given the University Mr. Ho Kam Tong each. dealer on Saturday at the Kow-which were postponed from Janu- the chance of making a start with gave $50,000 and the Schools of loon Magistracy, on a charge of ary 1, were held. The affair was post-graduate instruction in sur-Physiology and Tropical Medicine assaulting L In Wing a 14 year a big success and all those pre- gery. But research fellowships were built and equipped. In 1925. which would enable a graduate in Sir Robert Ho Tung gave $50,000

old boy, Mr. E. W. Hamilton said: sent enjoyed themselves thorough- "I will not take a lentent view Iy especially the kiddies. Before medicine to carry on investigations towards the cost of the teaching of these cases when people the calling on Lady Southern, O.B.E. in surgery in the, School are in- staff of the Faculty. He provided small children up, even if they to present the prizes, the Hon. Mr. dispensable. The endowment at that not less than $2,000 per a have stolen a few cents. The E Lindsell, President of the the present juncture of even onenum of the interest was to go to prison is the only remedy."

Club" said: such fellowship would be of great wards the remuneration of the in- Evidence given by Inspector "I am not going to make a long value. Public spirited Chinese curabent of a Chali tenable at the Shaftain of the Shamshuipo Police speech, in the first place because have practically built the Univer- Government Civil Hospital to be Station was to the effect that the it is rather cold, and in the second sity's Faculty of Medicine.' It is called the Ho Tung Chair of boy was given to the defendant's place I know you would much ra-Ramsey, Bobble Hoare. difficult to believe, even though Clinical Surgery. 7

wife about a year ago. The wifether get on with the distribution times are hard, that the needs t- In March 1934, here were 162 died and the boy had been of the prizes. But I hope no one separable from the Faculty's deve-students in the Faculty of Medi- charge of the defendant's cigarette will grudge my saying Arst of all Topment will be ignored.

cine. The Staff consists of whole stall at No. 123, Kwel Ling Street that many thanks are due to the time professors in surgery, patho-

Hearing that the boy had been helpers who made this afternoon In December, 1883, St Patrick logy, anatomy, medicine, obstetrics purchasing sweets be taxed him a success, especially those helper 12); (Girls) Jenny Felshow, Wini- Musical Chairs (Open)—(under Manson left Amoy and settled in and gynaecology, and physiology, and the boy admitted stealing 30 who are not members of the Clubfred Ingram, Betty Little. Ob- Hong Kong as a private practition. The Professors of Chemistry and

The contributors to the sports stacle Race (Open); (8-12); er. The medical profession of Physics and the Lecturers in

then shackled and a chain put funds have been fewer this year.(Boys)-Janan Kitchell, Hong Kong "being singularly, ex- these two branches work in the round his neck. After a few days owing to the hard times, making it empt from jealousy" Manson came, Faculty as also does the Reader in the boy escaped and was found by impossible to have a toy tent this

Asuedo, Andrew Matthias: rapidly to the fore, not only as a Biology. There are 8. whole the police trying to take off the year. Those boys and girls who

Flat Race(Club Invitation private practitioner but also, as a time assistants to professOTE

have not won anything will receive Only); (over 6 and under 8); public worker. In 1887 the Loudon and one whole-time demonstra-

Defendant pleaded that he had a small consolation prize of an Gtria)-Fay Carlo, Perry Hough- Missionary Society opened. the tor. There are part time not put the chain round the boy's orange and a bar of chocolate as ton, Audrey. Ablong. (Boys)- Alice Memorial Hospital, and it lecturers in ophthalmology, trop neck but admitted shackling him. they go out

David O'Dell, Billy Carr; Paul was in this hospital that Manson cal medicine, therapeutics, radio-

There were no marks of violence

Harriman. started the Hong Kong College of logy, venereal diseases, and in on the boy's body. Medicine for the, Chinese. The various branches of public health Staff of the College consisted of and preventive medicine, a part- Manson and the hospital staff time tutor and apart-time da assisted by the private medical monstrator in materia medica and practitioners of the Colony The pharmacy. The part-time fectairer College was inaugurated at the in tropical medicine (a Govern City Hall on, the 1st October, 1887. ment medical officer), acts as an- The College had no endowment aesthetist to the surgical clinic and and no buildings of its own Man-teacher of vaccinatin son saw princes of commerce and finance in America, England and the "British Colonies doing "kings work" and he looked forward to such a man being found in Hong Kong-one who would build and

Sentence of four months 1m- prisonment was meted out to Lal endow the College and thus raise an aged widow by Mt. W a monument to himself more en- Schofield as the Central Magis during than brass, "Of such a tracy on Saturday, when charged man," he added, it will be said with harbouring ran unmarried "he has deserved well of his coun- girl, so Yuet War 16 years with

since March last year. out the consent of her parents

try.**

The primary aim of the College was the training of Chinese stu

HARBOURING CHARGE

dents bub students of other, naw. Andrew in evidence that the I was stated by Inspector K

tionalities began to join the in- girl disappeared on March 15 last

shackle.

TENNIS STAR REPORTS

Offers To Turn Professional

George

"We are very glad that we have Lady Southorn with us this after- Egg and Spoon Race (Club In- noon. She has always been very vitation Only); (812);-(CHIS) closely connected with the Club, Helen Diserens, Audrey Balley, and it was, she "who opened our Pamela Crofton, new club-house two years ago. Tug 'o War (under 12)-Durham Tals, I believe, is her first public Garton Arthur Carto, Albert appearance since she became an O'Dell, Peter Coombe beat Pat omeer of the Most Excellent Order Allgood, Arthur Bam, Roy Hender- of the British Empire...

lisơn, Geoffrey” King.

You will allow me to congratu- late her and thank her very much (over and under 6); (Girls)

Flat Race (Club Invitation only); for coming along tola afternoon." Lady Southern was then asked to Shefla Staple, Angela Court; Betty present the prizes. After the pre-Stuart Fraser, Peter Jeffreys,

Gittens; (Boys) Harold Lapsley, sentation three cheers and a

New York, January 4 tiger were called for, and the Despite dentals by all the three youngsters responded vigorously. players concerned, Bill Brien, Lady Southern was presented with professional tennis manager, maina beautiful bouquet by Miss May tains that his original statement Brown. regarding Fred Perry Helen Jacobs and Mrs Fearole Whit tingstall & true.

He now states that Halan Jacobs $15,000 but that it had now been turned down the offer of US Increased to $20,000.

He adds that Mrs. Whittingstall

Skipping Race (Open); (under Audrey Ablong, Peggy Hough ton, Edith Brown: Potatoe Race Club invitation only) (under 12) oh Jordan, Phillip Egan, Geofrey Speneelayh

Lady Southern's Thanks: A

Thank you very much indeed Lawrence, Bylvia Boas,

Egg and Spoon Race (Club In- Lady Bouthern then said.)

vitation only) (under JUL

said about me, Mr. Lindsell, I have for all the nice things you have Brown.

Edith

stitution and in February 1907 the year A report was, only made on

here this afternoon, and I hope you spencelayn and Alan Fancy, Bi-

Three Legged Race (Club In had great pleasure in coming vitation only) (8-12)- Court of the College, with the con-Thursday when she was found has accepted, despite the fact that have all enjoyed it as much as I chard Labrum and John Bilkatone. currence of Sir Matthew Mathan, living in Pokfulam Road, with the the British ace anys she has res have. I hope next year you will then Governor of the Colony, had defendant.

Relay Race (Open) (mder 12). let me join in the sports with you, (Girls)Alfreda Bellrao, Maureen as I am the world's champlin at O'Sullivan, Shella Gardner, Ruth TERY SOLVED ···

#January 5,

the egg-and-spoon race. Barrett (Boys) R Naidu, ácchi-

By kind permission of Captain lus Tore ry has been

Paclac Coast Errol Mamers and Officers, the adraitted to

Band of EMS "Buffolk" played during the afternoon. made

the words "for the Chinese struck, out of the title. By an Ordinance of the 28th March, 1907, the In- stitution was incorporated as "The Hong Kong College, of Medicine By March 1910, one hundred stu- dents had been enrolled and these 31 had passed out as licen tiates. Of these licentiates Bun Yat Sen was one.

The girl refused

her parents to the, year and went defendants son, the widow the court

But the College of Medicine ha tull no building of its own. But dents lived in their own homes or dri

Best" with

tused the offer

solved

teastonal

The Hänfti

The results of the most

Event 1 Rat Racs (Cip

tion only)lorer, 10, and under. 15).

Jim Lindsay, Andrew