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TRAINING GALLOPS

Griffins Doing Faster Work

(BY MORNING DEW")

The feature of yesterday's training gallops at the course is the faster work that is being done all round by the griffins. Soldier of Victory went` over a mile in 2 16, and Bold Colonel in 2.18.3 (the first half mile in 1061.). Other good gallops were by. Pacific Hall, and Trowbridge, while Harvest View moved very well indeed in his mile gallop

Among the subs, Double Chance again galloped well, while Royal Eagle, Tin Ho, Lacky Strike and Soldier of Russia all did well,

Of the Australians Derby Day and Fairy performed well, while Vixen Tor put in a convincing finish. Snowy River also - shifted well in his journey over a mile and a quarter.

The following times were elocked yesterday:—

40 Ace of Aces

Bold Colonel

Bonnie Dundee Estray Flybynight Garry

Harvest View Herod

Milden Hall

Mistake Bay

Night View Pacific Hall

Plain View

Pontiac Bay"

Popular Star

GRIFFINS

1 37 1.19.3 1.45.2 2.18.4.

11 49.2 1.20 2.08.1 2.48.4 3.25.2.3.57

SUBSCRIPTION GRIFFINS

35.4 1.11.1 1.44.1

1+ 41.3 1.22.4 1.57

2.31.1 3.01.4

1 42.3 1.21.2 1.58.3 2.30.4

1 45 1.31 2.09

1393 1.15 1.51.3 228.3 2.59.3

Trowbridge Voltaire.

Adventurer

Belmont Star

Blacksmith

Bold Major Clyde

Double Chance

Entertainment Tax

Felbridge Flamingo

Forgemaster Glittering Glory Half Moon High Principle Invermark

Leading Bee

Lincluden

Lucky Strike

No Can ......

Royal Eagle

1 38.2 1.18.2 1.54.1 2.26.4

1 48 1.29.9 2.09 2.443 3.18.2 3.52

1 39.2 1.16.1 1.50.2 2.25.4

2.43.3***

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1935.

INDUSTRY OR TRADE?

Debate At YM.C.A.

OBITUARY

Mrs. Helena Noronha

...

It is with much regret that we. have to announce the passing of a well known and highly respect ed member of the Portuguese Community Mrs Helena Maria Tvanovich Noronha-which cc curred at her residence at No. 17, Ashley Road, on Tuesday.

A lively and interesting debate on "That the future prosperity of Hong Kong is dependent upon its industrial development rather than upon its entrepot trade," was held last evening, under the auspices of the European YMCA. The late Mrs. Noronha was 52 Literary Debating Society. Mr. A. years of age and was the widow! R. Brown was the leading speaker of Mr. E. J. Noronha one time for the proposition, supported by Mr. E R. Price, while Mr. W. Lof Noronha and Co. Of a kind manager and partner in the firm, Handyside led the opposition, sec anded by Mr. E. 8. Dinsdalë.

Mr. S. A. Gray was in the chair and, after introducing the speak ers, congratulated, on behalf of the Literary Debating Society, Mr. J. L. MacPherson on the recent honour conferred upon him bypathy is extended. Els Majesty the King.

The Motion

the

disposition, the late Mr. Noronha was keenly interested in religious, charitable and social work and always tendered a helping hand to those in need. She is survived by seven sons and three daugh- ters and to them the deepest sym

and 'was

The

The funeral took place at the Catholic Cemetery last evening Mr. Brown, proposing the mo

attended by a large Non, said that industry produced gathering. The Rev. Father Rossi wealth, and the trade of Hong conducted the service, assisted by Kong owed a lot to security. There Bishop H Valtorta, Fr. Noval, Fr were certain advantages in in- Spada and Fr. di Otteau. dustry such as revenue to rank chief mourners were the sons and file, and wages, the majority Messrs E. A Noronha, E. Noronha, of which were immediately put H. Noronha, back into circulation, thus mak Gussie Noronha, J. M. Noronha C-Noronha and ing a welcome stimulus to Colony. Industry, must, however. (nephew) and other relatives.

(brother-in-law). J. E. Nomonha make provision for its natural dis- advantages but at the same time Messrs. A. E. S. Alves H. J.

Among those present must take fall value of its ad-Figueiredo, E. J. Figueiredo, Sur, Mr. Brown sald that the disadA, M. Rodrigues, F. X. Soares, C. E. J. Figueiredo, Jnr. P. M. Xavier vantages were lack of raW ma- terials, smaliness of local con- retto, H. Luz. B. I Leitao

M. Alves, A. M. Xavier, O. Bar sumption. remoteness neighbouring markets and alticulties of approach owing to high tariffs. The advantages were skilful and cheap labour as well as security.

vantages.

of

OUT the

were

M.

Simoes, J. Gonsalves, J. Luz, M.

J. M. Alves, A. O. Barretto, H M. de V. Boares, J. M." da Rocha, Basto, F. EA. Remedios, J. Alvares, P. Yvanovich J. Ribeiro, Mr. Brown, concluded by saying

J. Barnes, A. C. Botelho, F. that there were many industries,

Rozario, A ở In Roche 7. C. đa under more than forty major. V. Ribeiro, F. X. Almada, Rocha D. P. Lopes, F. K Monteiro, headings operating in

Col- ony, some of which were estab- Spr. F. X. D'Almada Jan, Leo

1 41.3 1.21.3 2.00

231.4.

31.4

1 33 1.06.1 1.40.4 2.18.3

"37.4

14 432 1.27.4 207.4 2.43.4 3.15 145 1.25.4 2.03.2 2.98 307

311

1 45 128 2.03.1-2.34.3

1 41

14 43.2 1.26 2.08.1.2.48.4 3.25.2 3.57

1.17.3 1.50.3 2.21.1

1422 1.18.3' 1 53 2.28.1 3.00 1.37 1.13.3 1.45.2 218,2

33 146.2 1.27.2 2.06.4 2.45 3.18.3 3.49.3 31 1 47 127 2.06 2 2.44.2 3.20.2 2.53 323 31.3 30.3

29 31.2 3.35.1 35.1

1439

1.15 1.60 2.21.3 252.2

30.4

· 33.2

31.3

37.3 1.13.1 1.46.4

33.3

Soldier of Victory

1 37 1.11

1.43 2.18

31

35.2 1.08.1 1.39

30.4

1 38.2 1.14.1 1.48.1 2.20.2

34 1

1 44 1.21.3 1.56 3.29

4 35 1:09.4 1.45

33

35.1

32.3

33.

33.3

30.3

32.1

11

33

31.3

35.2

1392 1.18.2 1.54.1-2.28.4

32.3

1 38 11.3 1.45.1 2.21

35:4

#43 1.21.1 1.53.

31.4

1 48 1.29.3.2.09 2.44.3 3.18.2.3.52 33.3

4431:23.2, 1.57

33.3

4 38.4 1.15.3 1.48.3

lished only

33

140 1.17 1 53.2 2.27.2 2.59.

31.3

1 39.1 1.17 1:54 22.28.1

33.4

1 38 1142 1.49.3 2.20.4

311

Soldier of Russia

1-39 2 1:18 1.55 2.26.3

313

31.4

36.1 1.11 1.44

33

1 38.1 1.21 2.00.3 2.34

33.3

1 45.3 1.25.3 2.00.2 2.32.1

31.4

1 36 1.11.3-1.45.1 2.21.4

36 3

1 38.1 1,17.3 1.51.4 2.23.1

31.2

1 41.1 1:19 1.56.2 231

34.3

1 42.3 1.21.2 1.58.3 2.30.3-

32

37.2 1.13.3 1.48.1

32.3

AUSTRALIAN PONIES

1 39.2 1.14 1.46 2.18.2

32.2

Cold Morning

1

39.2 1.14 1.46

2.15

29

1 353 1.09.3 1.29.4 206

28 1

1 40 108.2 1.37.2 2.06.

28.3

1 37.2 141 1.48 2 20.3 2.49

28.2

14 44.2 121 1.55 2.31.2 3.02.2 3.31.3 29.1

1 39 1.18 1.62 2.22,2

30.2

1+ 43 1.22

1,58 2.81 2.53.1

27.1

30.1

1442 1.21 1.55 2.31.2 3.02.2 3.29.2 27

Starlight

Strathnairn

The Chetah

The Minx

The Pike

Tín Ho

Touchstone Valley View

- Winkfield

Cayuse

Derby Day

Fairy

Julius Caesar

Lazy Lady

Morning Dew

Snowy River

The Maori

Vixen Tör

1 45.3 1.25.3 200.2 2.32.1

139.3 1.3 1.54.1 2.30.2 3 00.3

DR. HU VISITS

CANTON

"To Speak At The University

(From Our Special Correspondent)

Canton, Jan 9,

COMMUNIST ATTACK

Now Shifted To Kweichow

from Our Special Corresponderi

Canton, Jan. 9.

All available Kweichow troops are concentrated at Tung Che and Tsun Y1 th Northern Kweichow in anticipation of an attack by the Communists who have crossed the Wu Kiang River which traverses horizontally the northern counties

Dr. Hu Hsih, noted Chinese scholar of the modern school, ar- rived here this morning from Hong Kong and will speak to night at Lingnan University. He will reina here for four days and then proceed to wings, where of Eweichow

a big welcome is ready for him. Ching How a town in the General Pal Hsung Hsi, the well-northern bank of the Wu Klang, known Kwangsi leader, teasing was captured by the Communists Dr. Eu to proceed to Kwangs to who used heavy artillery and ma- lecture to the people on modern chine gun fire to annihilate the Chinese Uterature, which has been provincial troops. The town is very popular in other parts of thoroughly looted, and able-bodied the country. The Chinese scholar men are forced to carry rice and will visit Kwangst via Hong Kong other kinds of foodstuffs for the and then return to Pelping. Bed troops.

Kuomintang circles here. Bre

The Communists are preparing cool to Dr. Hu,, and the local Man to advance farther northward en Kwok Yat Po, omcial newspaper, route to Szechuan, but first they to-day took exception

his have to pass through Tung Che speech delivered on Sunday at and Tsun 1 It is reported that Hong Kong th which the Chinese Nanking troops are also rushing- scholar ciftcista Canton for the to those two towns to defend them stide if Conttidiano casales. He before the Communist offensive. mentioned that Canton primary The advancing Red forces are school teachers were not paid for about 9,000 strong and are equlp- several months and that teachers Ved with artillery machine guns in Peiping have not received any and trenchmort salary for twenty-one months.

to

alve Szechuen regi

These remarks are not agreeable been mol Ped

to the local governmer

because right now the mi

civilian author

two

the

years

· Bg0

during the height of the Colony's economic depression.

The Opposition

For the opposition, Mr. Handy. side said that he quite agreed with Mr. Brown on the question of industrial development in Hong Kong.

HELENA MAY INSTITUTE

To-Day's Concert

for to-day's concert

The following is the programme Helena May Institute:

st. the

L-Concerto Grosso in D Minor, Vivaldi, Allegro. Molto adagio. Allegro Largo. Allegro. Plano: Mrs. Evelle.

Violin:. Mr. Wuest, Mr. Evelle. 2.-Sonata in E Flat for Two

· Planos (Original), J. § Bach. Mrs. Grigga || L-Col. Kuhne S.-(a) Das Vellchen," Mozart:

(b) Ich liebe dich, Beethoven;" (c) Der Kuss Beethoven. Mrs. Sanger. 4-Trio in F Haendel.. Larghetto,

Allegro. Adagio Allegro. Al legro.

Piano: Mrs. Griggs. Flute: Lt. Col. Kuhne, 5-(a) Morgen, R. Strauss; (b)

Violin: Mr. Evelle.

Die Nacht, R. Strauss; fc). Ständchen, R. Strauss. Mrs. Sanger. 6-Trio in C Major, Haydn.

Violin: Mr. Evelle"

Cello: Mrs. Arnold. Plavo: "Mr. Evelle. GOD SAVE THE KING. The next Concert will take place on Thursday, 24th January, ar ranged by Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Bowes-Smith

A

RADIO SUBSCRIBERS IN GERMANY

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dalls

-Press” (Copyright.).]

Berlin, Jan. 8

scribers throughout the Retch on The total number of radio sub- January 1, 1935 were 6,142,921 as Castro, Jnr., C against 5,911,330 Suva, H. A de B. Botelho J. being 3.9 per cent. The total in- D'Almada e Castro, L. A. L. da 1, 1834, the increase December Victor, E. Alves, F. Eca da Silva, crease during the year 1934 was

Almadae

on December

Transocean Kuo Min.

Eca da Silva. AY Barros, H 1,000,314 or 31.6 per cent. Of the A Barros, F. X. V. Silva, F. Xix million subcribers on January Botelho J. M. 8. Rosario, A., VI. 1935 were included 427,464 who Gosano, E. Carvalho, H. A Lam were allowed to use the service mert, F. A. Xavier, D. d'Assump free of charge, 282,571 being job From

the economic point of

M. A. Figueiredo, M. Topless- cao. view if one could get, for the Baptista P M N da Silva, Snr. amount of effort spent, more pro-PM. N. da Silva Jan, M. A it by selling rather than through Pinna, F E Silva, T. J. Basto, A Industries then it was worth do R. Botelho, PP Botelho, P. V. ing. If it were less effort for one. Botelho, A. A. Alves, J. A. §. Alves to get one's food by sitting at an

B. A. Alves, E. B. de Roza, O. P. cace then it was more worth do- Remedios, G. U. da Roza, A. A. da Ing than working in a factory.

Roza, A. A. R. Remedios, 8. Løpes Every item of power for Indus- try in the Colony had to be in ported, materials such as coal, oli, electricity, etc.

Dietz, D. S. Lopes, R. A. Reneduls, J. P. Xavier, M. J Gaan, E. da Soum, Dr. Souza, C. E. Roza-Fereira, A C. Gomes,

In conclusion, Mr. Handyside. J. Ribeiro A. E. Xavier, G. A.

said that tradition had

proved that the Colony was not depend ent on industry.

Discussion then followed after which the motion was put to the vote and was defeated,

LOCAL RUGGER

Club Beat Navy

In a return friendly Rugger encounter between the Club "A" XV and a Navy XV on the Club Ground yesterday, the Club won by 23 points to ad

Play in the first half was main-

confined to the Navy, territory, the Club forwards moving fast and with precision, and their ac curate passing was soon rewarded withe touch down Before the interval they were 10 points ahead.

After the resumption the Navy fought Macaulay scored the only by back desperately, and

The play, however, was still in favour of the Club and the final score was 23 pointa to 3.

For the Club, Garrod Robertson had two tries each "and"

while Goldman scored another

da Roza, J. A. de V. Soares, J. M. M Alves, FL. A. Alves, E., A. is Roza M. Psilva C. M. de Siva, J. V. V. Remedios, Mr. and Mrs. Chanatong, and many others.

PIANOFORTE RECITAL

Renee Florigny At Helena May

At the Helena May Institute on Philharmonic Society of New Monday, Renée Florigny, of the York, who is on her world tour, will give a planoforte recital The concert is mder the dis- tinguished patronage Thomas Bouthom and the Consul for France,

The programme is as follows --- Moon Light Sonata Beethoven

First Part

"Andanta

Scherzo

Final

Second Part Souvenir d'Itahe Arabesque Saudade de Brenl

Cordoba

Sevills

Fire Dance

Study for the left hand Lechetinaky

AVALANCHE ACCIDENT VICTIM FOUND

(Special to "Hong Kong

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Ordinance.187) Polo

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Received, Januar

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ADE

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Note:-Figures in parentheses Indicate number of letters in the words required.

ACROSS

-This appears to imply it is

familiar (8),

8.-A beacon or lighthouse (7). 9.-A musical instrument may be

a tip for one (10). 10-Vessels trading hold this

lading (6)

12 Who was the lordly old top

in the "Clandestine Mar-` riage"? (6),

19.-Get this well out (4). 14-A rounded cavity (3), 16-Primitive man (4); 17-Outdoor pastimes for good

fellows (6),

18-A little old-fashioned pipe to

play with (5).. 22-Is well known among the

"Barelected" (anagram) (10). 23.-Name of an archbishop (!). 24. This knight is mentioned in Shakespeare, and this man. fed himself well! (8)

DOWN

One seriously asks ir sperm- nil should be used for this! (8) 2-A fine lady on the stage, and

the screen made her famou (6).

3--What gives

warmth? (8).

light without.

4. In two this is a very short

time (4).

5-Very little wanted here

(3),

The woman who got her pip in the war (4.

7-A thier may be a conceited

fellow (4).

A beaker, if it may be so put (5).

10.A guardian of her own ser

(8).

11-He's too much of a bounder

to be welcome indoors (8). 13. It usually sticks where it's

put (3).

14-4 trunk Bike this, even a

Scotsman throws away? (5). 15-A miserable, and perhaps de-

spicable person-(8).

19 and a lot of things! (4) 20--This held, would, be kept

back (4).

21.-Is anything but generous (47, 22-Now we are able to do the

last clue! (3) The following the solution of

of yesterday's puzzle:- Across-5, Citric; & Gramercy: Organ 4, Type 5, Clove; 6, Thick;

18

9, Promised; 10, Messuage; 14, Fen-7, Ideal; 10, Moeb, 11, 8PQR, 12, ny 15, denkale; 19, Burette: 23 Unit: 13, Grve; 15, 8ome; 16, Aunt; Mince; 26, Mentally; 28; Militate; 17, Abel; 18, Eazy: 20, Unity; 21, 29, Stockade; 30, Python,

Edith: 22, Twain; 24, Ingot, 25, Casks; 26, Mesh; 27, Lode,

Down-1, Brie: 2, Amuse

3,

OFFICIAL

HONGKONG DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP

1935

TO BE HELD AT

THE HONGKONG HOTEL.

ELIMINATING CONTESTS

JAN 7TH 12TH

FINALS ON JAN. 13TH

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of Con

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