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SUNSHINE

GARDEN PARTY

Wihs

GREETS

He further said that he had been governor here for Ave years and his relations with Macts were always very cordial.

As Dr. Damas Mora said, Great Britain arid Portugal, are, old allies and have always been to- gettier in times of trouble and in peace. It has been so in the past and will continue to be so in the future. There is a great number of Portuguese in Hong Kong who are very good citizens and whose work in the colony gavery much appreciated. He concluded by asking Dr. Damas Morato convey his thanks to H.E, the Governor of Macao to whom he was going to write personally."

The deputation then withdrew.

Government House

· ដ scene of a brilliant social function in the afternoon when His Excel- lancy the Governor and Lady Peel gave a garden party, in celebra- tion of the Silver Jubilee. Over 1,500 people were present and these included His Excellency the General Oficer Commanding, Major General O. C. Borrett, C.B. C.MIG, C.RE, D.S.O.; Recom- panied by Captain W. SA. Clough Taylor, A.D.C., the Rt. Rev. Bishop R. O. Hall, Bishop Valtorta, Hls Honour Mr. Justice A. D. A. MacGregor and Mrs. Mac- Gregor, Mr. H. Var der Straeten. Consul General for Belgium, and Mrs. Van der Straeten. Comm. Uf. A. Bianconi, Consul General

AT THE SCHOOLS for Italy. Mr. Chas. L Hoover, Consul General for the United All the educational institutions in States and Mrs. Hoover, Mr. K. the Colony also took part in the Miklausawa. Consul Generat for celebrations, being gaily decorated Japan and Mrs. Midzusawa, Com-with flags and bunting. In the modore C. G. Sedgwick, R.N., and morning, a Jubilee address issued Mrs. Sedgwick, the Hon. Sir Thomas Southorn, K.B.E., C.M.O., and Lady Soutborn, the Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabaster, O.BE, XC, and Miss Alabaster, the Hon Mr. N. L. Smith and Mrs. Smith, the Hon. Mr. Edwin Taylor and Mrs. Taylor, the Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson and Mrs. Henderson, the Hop. Bir Henry Pollock, Kt., KG. LLD.. In the course of the day special and Lady Pollock, the Hon. Sir cinema abows were arranged, tea William Shenton, Ko, Lady Shen- | parties were given, while there ton and Miss Yvonne Shenton, were also walking and bathing. His Honour Mr. Justice Lindsell, picnics. the Hon. Comdr. G. F. Hole, R.N. (Retired) and Mrs. Hole, the Hon. Dr. W. B. A. Moore and Mrs. Moore, the Hon, Mr. M. J. Breen,

Practically every club in the Hon. Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Hotewall, Colony, also celebrated the occasion the Hon. Mr. S. W. T3'0, O.R.Ein Atting manner, functions being

night to mark the occasion. held in the course of the day and.

and Mrs. Ts'o, the Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, the Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson the Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell and Mrs. Bell, Six William Hornell, Kt, CLE, LID, Mr. and Mrs. G. R Sayer, members of the Consular Body. Mr. and Mrs. D. Burlingham. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Tratman, Mr. and Mrs. Q.

R. Sayer Squadron-Leader and Mrs. Keary Col, A, Dama Mora and Lt.-Comdr.

Samue! Vieira (representing the

Macao Government).

Later in the evening, His Excel lency the Governor. held another reception when he received His Excellency Major-General O. C. Borrett, Commodore G. C.

- Sedgwick, Rt. Rev. Bishop. E. Q. Hall, Bishop Valtorta, His Honour Mr. A. D. A MacGregor, Mr. Justice R. E. Lindsell, members of the Councils. members of the Consular body and their ladles.

MACAO'S MESSAGE

MACAO · GOVERNMENT'S

by His Excellency the Governor and printed in both English and Chinese was read to the pupils at each school, while at the same time a medal, bearing the heads of Their Majesties King George and Queen Mary was distributed to each scholar as a souvenir of the occasion.

THE CLUBS AND HOTELS

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Club the health of their Majesties At the Kowloon Bowling Green was proposed by the President at mid-day.

In the afternoon, at 3.30 p.m. s Bowls game was played, and in the evening the Club premises were food-lit from 8 pm to midnight.. In the Hong Kong Club, the

Sports Club, the Police Recreation Club, the Kowloon Cricket Club Club, the Civil Service Cricket

corated with Tags and buntings. and others which were galley de-

functions were also held to mark the occasion...

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS

TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1935.

JUBILEE JUBILEE MEDAL

Later in the evening, all HM ships switched out their illuminat ing circuit and carried out a dla- play with their searchlights. With the co-operation of the military. the sky was literally transformed into day and the many beams that intersected one another in their various formations evoked con- siderable astonishment from the Chinese people, particularly those who had come from the; country specially for the occasion.

The display terminated at 9.50 by the firing of a bouquet of 50 rockets from HMS. Hermes, which was the signal for ships again to switch on their lights

MANNING SHIP

"At coon many interested spec- tators took up all the vanisge points along the sea front to wit- ness the time-honoured ceremony of "manning ship," a fitting con- tribution by the Royal Navy 10- wards the programme of the local celebrations.

The order for manning ship was sea front sailors in white could given at 11.45 am and from the be seen moving into formation along the sides of the vessels from

'stem to stern.

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Many Government officials and leading residents of the Colony. bave been awarded the King's Silver Jubilee Medal in recognition ot their loyal and valuable services to the Empire.

HK POLICE RESERVES

(ORDERS BY MR, D. BURLING- HAM IGP)

All members of the Hong Kong Police Reserve will perform duties

The list of recipients to whom the awards were made by His Fas ordered. cellency the Governor in the name. of His Majesty the King, was pub- ilshed in a Government Gazette Eztraordinary yesterday and is as follows:

kins.

...

Chinese Company Harbour Patrol-All members taking this Course will report at Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station at 17.15 hours on Wednesday, May 8. for instruction under Sub-Inspec- tor Wright.

Part II-

His Excellency Sir William Peel, .KOMO, KBE. LL.D.,

Lady Peel

Training. Course, OBE, K.C.. Miss Edna Sabina Atill attend at the Kennedy Road The Hon... Mr. G. Alabaster, Members of the Chinese Company

Range on Thursday, May 9, at Company Sergeant-Major Mar- 17.15 hours to are the Part ciano. Francisco Baptista, Mr. “L. |„Revolver Course under Sub-In- A. Barton, the Hon, Mr. W. H. Bell, spector Ritchie. Only those de- Colonel L. G. Bird. D.S.O, OBE, talled will attend Eteutenant-Colonel G.D.R. Black, More Signaluing Class-All mem- O.B.E.. V.D., M.D. Mr. T. Black,bers of the Morse Signalling Class Mrs. O. C. Berrett, the Hon: Mr. J.

will attend at the Chinese Com- P. Bragó, Mr. A, O. Brawn, the Hon. pany Headquarters on Friday. Mr. M. J. Breen, Mr. H. T. Brooks, May 10, at 17.30 hours for Mr. G. L. Buchanan, Mr. W. J.

struction. Buller, Mr. Donald Burlingham.

Mr. W. J. Carrie. Mr C. Champ- kin, Miss Chan Yat-hips. the Hon. Mr. Chau Tsun-nin, the Hon. Sir Inspector AR. Clarke, Mr. P. L Shou-son Chow, K‡, LL.D., Chlet Colllsson OBF.

Dr. Joseph Patrick Fently, Mr.

Mr. David Davies, Miss Jana Alice Davis, Professor K. H. Digby, The Marine Band of HMS. Her-FRC.S., Mr. S. H. Dodwell, Dr. positions on the flying deck of the Lieutenant-Colonel, HB.L mes and a special guard took up

(Mrs.) Agnes Lilias Jenkins Dovey. DOW- aircraft carrier; while sailors from biggin, OBE ships "in the basin assembled on the West Wall of the R.N.. Dock- yard under Cmdr. ARM Bridge.

With the order "Extend" the mer on the warships stood at at- tention, and at a minute zo`noon each man grasped the rall with his arms crossing those of the men text to him.

At hoon there was a deafening roar as Royal Salutes of 21 guns H.M.S. Hermes, HMS were Area from RMS' Taman Medway and HM.S. Sandwich."

The sound of the gunfire echoed and re-echoed and as soon as it died down the strains of the Na-

coming from the distance. tional Anthem could be heard,

"attention" was again. given and As soon as the music stopped

three lusty cheers for His Majesty assuming the "off cape" order

part in the ceremonial. tame from the 2.500 men taking

the Hong Kong Hotel and Penin- The local Hotels, particularly

IN SINGAPORE

celebrations, special gala dances sula Hotel, also took part in the

Singapore, April 30. Sellers of decorations of all kinds being held, while the buildings, and electrical supplies have been especially at night, presented a doing better business in Singapore brilliant scene with myriads of during the past week or two than lights and beautiful decorations. they have done for a long time, so great is the demand at present for these goods in view of the Jubilee celebrations,

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MUSIC AS WELL

Apart from the many attractions last night, the spectators were also given the opportunity of hearing some delightful" music, three mill- tary bands rendering selections at the following localities.

CONGRATULATIONS announced the deputation from the neighbouring Portuguese colony called on H.E, the Governor at 11.45 am. yesterday in the company of the Portuguese Con- cul, Mr. P. M. Nolasco da Silva Pubila Ground. near Po Hing and after the formal introduc- Theatre, Nathan Road, 1/8 Punjab tions, Dr. Damas Mora, the headRegiment.

of the deputation said:-

J. W. Franks

Professor W, I. Gerrard, O.B.E., Mr. Ho Kom-tong, O.B.E, Sir Ro- bert Ho Tung. Kt.. Lady Ho Tung, Sir William Hornell, Kt.. CIE, Sergeant E. C. Hudson. M.C., Mr. John Owen Hughes, Mr. Thomas Hynes.

Battery Sergeant-Major J. M. Jack's, Mr. Philip Jacks, Mr. C. W. Jeffries.

Mr. F. A. Kemp, Mr. D. L King, Mr. L. H. King, Mr. T. H. King, the Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall, C.M.G., LL.D., Mrs. R. H Kotewail, Mr. C. D. Lambert, Mr. W. O. Lambert, Mrs. D. J. Lewis. Mr. Li Yau-tsun. C.B.E., HIS Honour Mr. Justice

Kam-chak, Mr. Lo Man-kam. Lindsell, Mrs. R. E. Lindsell, Mr. Lo

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D. L KING,

D. S. P. (R).

Hong Kong, May 8, 1935,

ARRIVALS

6TH MAY

Melbourne Maru, Japanese steam- er, 3,219 tons, Captain M, Ils, from Moji, Kowloon Whart Malaya Danish steamer.

O. 8. K.

5,412

tons Captain Sorensen, from Manila, buog No. 47---J. Man- ners & Co.

Pres. Cleveland, American steamer,

8.188 tona, Capt. J. J. Cadogan, from Manila, Kowloon Wharf, -Dollar 8.8. Line. Tahekam, Chinese steamer, 808

tons, Captain "8. E.. Loud, from Hothow, buoy No. C2— Ping On & Co. Hermod, Norwegian steamer, 340

tons. Captain Eliassen, from Bangkok via Swatow, buoy No. B11-Thoresen & Co »

5TH MAY

Breiviken. Norwegian steamer, 1,509 tons. Capt. N. Norvalls, from Saigon, buoy No. B1a- Wallem & Co. Birchbank, British steamer, 3,117 tons, Captain B Ellis from Shanghai, buóž Ne. A5-Bank Line.

British steamer, 4,895 tons, Captain Harrison, from Bingapore, Holt's Wharf-But- terfeld and Swire,

MacGregor, Mrs. A D A. Mac

Els Honor Mr. Justice A. D. A

Gregor, Malor W. J. E Mackenzie, M.C., Mr. C. G. B. Mackie, Major E. J. R. Mitchell, O.B.E., Mr. H. A Mins, the Fion, Dr. W; B. A. Moore, Mr. Alfred Morris, Miss Edith Ru-Pyrrhus, by Irene Mow Fung.

Mr. Edward Newhouse. Com- mander JB. Newill, D.S.O., R.N..

R. A. C. Nerth. (Retired), Mr. Ng Chak-wing, Mr.

.

The Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson, the

ILD., Lady Polluck, Dr. Hon. Sir Henry Pollock, K., K.C., G. W.

Pope, Mr. Eldon Potter, KC.. Singapore is determined not to. B Reed, Lieutenant-Commander Mr. W. J. de Rome, M.B.E., Mr. be outdone in its display of affec- tion for His Majesty by any town of the same size in the Empire.

pality have abandoned the idea of Although the Singapore Munic decorating the streets according to the best private design sub- mitted the decision to purchase the Melbourne, centenary decora- 2ndtions negatived this proposal-a prize of $100 will still be awarded for the best design' sent in

Altogether over 20 were submit ted. Judging has not yet taken place but the result will be made known, it is expected, during Jubi- lee Week.

Statute Square, Hong Kong. "Your Excellency,-As represen- Royal Welch Fusiliers. tatives of the Portuguese colony Kowloon Marina, opposite Pen- of Macab, on behalf of His Excel-maula Hotel, 1st Btn. Lincolnshire lency the Governor of Maggo and Regiment, ́--

in our own names we beg leave to convey to your · Excellency our hearty congratulations and tell- citations for the Silver Jubilee. It le not only our duty but also our privilege to emphasize how deeply we share the emotion that in this happy day fills the hearts of all the British subjects.

THE FIREWORKS

DISPLAY

from

the

H. S. Rouse.

Miss Helen Dorothy Sawyer, Mr. G. R. Sayer, Mr. Walter Schofield, Detective Inspector William Shan- Inspector F W. Shaftain, Chief

non, the Sun. Bir William Shen- ton, K., Commander A. LA Shields, Mr. A W. J. Simmons, Professor C. A. Middleton Smith, the Hon. Mr. Norman Lockhart Smith, the Hon. Sir Thomas Southorn, K.B.E,

Harold Green, MD, ME, ̈V, M. Grayburn, Mr.

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Fingal, Norwegian steamer; 1,244' tons, Captain A. Ambjoinsen, from Swatow, buoy No, B18-- "Thoresen & Co.

Lisbon Maru, Japanese steamer, 4.038 tons, Captain C. Ishida, from Moji Kowloon Wharf.- N. Y. K

CLEARANCES

6TH MAY

Olympia, for Manlia Kuelchow for Canton Kaging, for Canton Tonjer, for Canton, Wong Bhek Kung, for Saizon Europe, for Shanghai Saarbrucken, for Shanghai

Rev. NY. Halward, M.C., Mr. E. W. Hamlison, Mr. John Scott Hars-Chung Hwah, for Kemaman ton, Mr. J. J. Hayden, Mr. T. M. Wing Wo, for K. C..Wan

Hon Sang, for Canton.

Henderson the Hon. Commander, Hazlerigg, M.C., the Hon. Mr. B. M.

Hakaroku Maru, for Shanghai G. F. Hole, R.N., (Retired), Mr. H.

Tsinan for Canton Government. Holmes, C.B.E.

Hydrangea, för Swatow Malaya, for Shanghai

Three hundred Venetian poles now danking the town's main Never in the history of the throughfare from Colony had such a brillant fre- House Gates to Finlayson Green- works display been witnessed as

were used at Melbourne as were the one held last night.

many of the flags and shields with "The good existing relations be- Given in the middle of the which eventually the poles and tween the two colonies of Hong harbour, the display was the cen- buildings being decorated by the Kong and Macao are but the re-tre of attraction. and the many Municipality will be adorned, The flection of the old and unbreken wonderful fireworks evoked, con huge ornamental pylons, 12 in friendship that since many cen-aiderable admiration

number, dotted here and there turies have bound our two mother spectators.

along the same route were design countries Portugal and Great The display began at 9.30 anded and built locally as is the case Britain, so we should be delighted lasted for one and a half hours, with the huge double archway at if you would kindly accept our and the chief feature of it was a the corner of Beach Road and greetings not as a formal demon- set piece (God Save the King) Connaught Drive. stration of mere courtesy but in which was brilliant to the extreme. the spirit that a friend receives a This was followed by rockets, star message from

affectionate, rockets, an

rising moons. flower loyal, intimate and trustworthy pagodas, large fountain, revolving wheels, dead shoqters and many other varieties.

Iriend.

..

"We pray God that He will keep for many many years to come the precious lives of Their Matestten to the affection of their faithful subjects.

"I beg leave to hand over to your Excellency the official letter of congratulations from. His Excel- dency the Governor of Macão,"

There will be another display to-night by the Japanese Residents Association,

NIGHT FLYING'

From 7.30 to p.m. a magnificent HIS EXCELLENCY REPLIES right flying display was given by In reply His Excellency said planes manned by Natal and Royal that he was very much obliged to Air Force offers in the Fleet Air Bis Excellency the Governor of Arm. With a clear sky and Macso for his kindress in sending beautiful roon, the spectators over a special deputation to con- were afforded the rare opportunity gratulate the Hong Kong govern of meing Britain's air-Centers in ment on the occasion of His action, and the wonderful "Stunta" Majesty's Jubilee. It was a gesture performed were indeed a delight to that he very much appreciated. watch,

12,000 Yards of Bunting The pylons will be adorned with banners and four clusters or tags, five in each cluster..

Forty big Bags which will de corate the Municipal Omces, some as long as 24 feet, were all woven locally as were those which will adorn the Victoria Theatre. Two thousand yards of bunting requir ed by the Municipality has been. woven by local hands also

Altogether some 12,000 yards of bunting will be used in Singapore alone, for the FWD. need 10,000 yards to decorate such buildings as the Government Omices Bupreme and District Courts, Cenotaph, Drill Hall and Pallerton Building, The PWD. have also purchased some 8.000 Bags and ten large shields: both minting and Bags were made locally

THE JUBILEE CONCERTS

Ida Kinloch, and Meters Haines

and Caunee. There are some great

Preparations for making the musical moments in the perform- Jubilee concerts a worthy item in work is eminently suitable for the ance of this Ode, and the whole the programme of rejoicing during occasion. It Anishes, as muzical Jubilee Week are going on space people will know, with “Land of and the prospect of a great maat Hope and Hory, and the effect of cal event becomes dally more cer the combination of fill orchestra tain. We are able to give some and organ with the great mison particulars about these prepara-singing of the well-known refrain, tions which will be of interest

The Chorus, the biggest Binge-

is singularly impressive and aft pore has listened to since the opening finish to a great patriotic work ing of the St. Clair organ, numbers of great master. ⠀⠀⠀ 120 and, with the orchestra and principals, will bring the number of performers up to about 180 will be given over to the singing of The third part of the programme people. Rehearsals are in the community patriotic songs This al stages and everything promises has been tried only once before in well. DREAM

Singapore with adult audiences, (although it has become a regular feature of the Children's Concerts), but those who remember the con- cert got up by the combined patriotic societies of Singapore for

recollect the The the benent of the unemployed, will

The programme is to consist of three parts.

The first part, following Im- mediately after the singing of God Save the King, will consist of Elgar's patriotic Crit Banner of St. George. This is for chorus and orchestru.

Community Singing g

which the songs chosen After the first interval the great and will look for Coronation Ode written by A. U. of the prop Benson and composed by cigar, w be presented in its entirety and the the soloists will be Mix live Clark, Mrs. Chor

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