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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

RESULTS OF NURSES BOARD EXAMINATION,

MAY, 1935.

PRELIMINARY.

HONOURS.

Miss Josephine Richarl...Government

Hospitala

PASSED.

Miss Teresa Loh........

Government

Hospitals.

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Mr. Wong Shui Kai

Miss Florence Fu

Editorial and Business Office: 11, Ice House Street. Tel. 30061." Night Editor (Wanchal Omica):

Tel. 24311.

London Omice: 53, Fleet Street,

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The Daily Press.

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HONG KONG JUNE 13. 935.

Wong Lai Wah... Yeung Wo WHAT IS GOVERNMENT ?

Hospital.

Chan Wai Man Wong Dixie

Lee Yuen Yee!" Ngo Chung Yee. Seto Pik

Miss Lillian Lum

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Government

FINAL.

PASSED.

Constance Weu.

Betty Yeng

Stella Ng

Yeung Wo

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Elsie Cheng

Laura Ho...

Maguio Fung

Mak Kim Hung..Tung Wah

Tahim Tank ..

Bo Yee Han

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HONG KONG' DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1935.

OLYMPIAD AT THE Y.M.C.A.

Novel Sport:

A very successful and amusing "burlesque in the form of Indoor Olympic Games was arranged by the Ladies section of the European YMCA Kowloon and held last evening. The list of names of the members of the Committee who went to the trouble of preparing | the programme of events for the entertainment of the large gather- took ing who were present and part in the 12 events, are as fol- lows:-Mrs. J. Lanchester, Mis, A. R. Brown, Mrs. M, Burke, Mrs V. Burdon, Mrs. A. W. Ingram, Miss A. Fowler and Mrs. E, M, Boas.

Besides the Committee, other officials who helped to a great extent in the success of the even- Lan- Mr. A. W. Ingram. Time- Starter-Mr. E. F. Jelk. keepers-Messrs. H. Smith, and A S. Sweet. Scorer Mr. D. Marshall. Programme Girl-Miss G. Lake- man. Badge Steward-Mrs. Boaa.

Tang Wab

Public rellef, national planning. Ho-pital.tart rates and agricultural pros- perity, among others, have been questions affecting many nations in recent years. Often, in the stressful moments of national and international affairs, those who are responsible for government-ng were:-Judges-Dr. J. the people completely forget what chester and Hospital government is it, may seem to them a motley collection of men, with whom they have nothing to do, who are

their yet settling affairs for them. They praise it or blame it as individuals, accord- Ing to their temper at the moment. It is well to stop and consider that a government can be no better than the thought of the citizens It represents, far, properly speaking, a government is not men of the but

the administration

state--and those affairs of the affairs are the people's afairs, and the government is an expression o the thought of the people.

Hospita.

Hospital.

(84) 6. R. NASH, Secretary, Nurses Board."

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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Sometimes when things go wrong. It is said that the voice of the people at large is not mich represented by the actions of But if this is so, it to be heida MONDAY, the 17rs is for the people to work out DAY of JUNE, 1935, at 3 P.M., methods which will correct such

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS government.

At the "Office of the Public Works conditions. In time these methods Dapartment, by Order of His will be reflected in the administra- EXCELLENCE THE GOVERNOR of One tion of the aairs of state. Lot of OROWN LAND at Tai Hang Road in the Colony of Hong Kong, for

the tera of 75 years, with option of renewal. at ́s Orown Bent to be fixed by the Surveyer of Bits conception of man. Through Majesty the Kino, for one further term of 75 years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

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Registry No.

Locality.

Inland

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Opposite Inland

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In no case. however, can a nation rise higher than its con ception of God, for that determines

the ages, nations have risen and fallen as their conceptions of God became clearcr

grew or

dim. When good is a people's God, and in proportion as good is under- stood as an unselfish and wholly desirable condition, that people's government must necessarily ex- press its nation's concepts. K good is thought of as an intensely personal affair, a "me and ine" business, government must reflect this. A perfect government, satis- factory to all, cannot be achieved until each individual labours for the common good. It would seem. then, that education must bend its efforts more in this 'direction.

While governments are giving much thought to supplying people 3595 with the first hecessities of exis- tence, food. fuel and clothes, they cannot well forget that upon education, or the lack of it, to-day, must depend to-morrow's con ditions. Upon the people, all the people's" understanding of the

THE SUEK O DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

Golden Rule, must depend to-day's the 14th Annual General government.

and to-morrow's. Meeting of the Shareholders will be Better government will not be held at the Eegistered Office, York attained by partisan politics, with Building, Hong Kong, on Monday each group attempting to over- 17th day of June, 1985, at 3.15 p.m throw the other successively by a

of process F. G. MAUNDER,

-discrediting 14, but rather by educating nations to see. Intelligently, the practical [3596 value of the common weal,

Secretary,

WANTED

A capable European gentleman

FRENCH STEP TO CURB SPECULATION

with capital $15,000 to take over and run for himself a coastal

Paris, Jun 11. up-to-date hotel, having two years: With a view to curbing specula- standing and yielding a net profit of tion, which is already declining. from $2,000/$6,000 annually. Good the Bank of France to-day decided prospect for immediate expansion. to suspend advances on gold bul- Alternative-terms may be considered, in which case applicant must furnish a minimum cash guarantee of $2,00 with the local Consul's recommenda. a tion. Applicants to communicate through their respective Consulata, Kulangau, Amoy, China

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lion.

Six teams were picked from the large gathering and were given the following titles:-Mars" (Red). Venus (Pink), Jupiter (Green), Saturn (Violet). Neptune (Blue) and Mercury (Orange).

The Team Captains were:-Mars. Mr. D. K. Paul: Venus. Mr. F. Sellwood: Jupiter, Mr. R. Bates: Saturn. Mr. G. Basil Jones; Nep- tune. Mr. W. Hast; Mercury, Mr. L. D. Skinner.

The results of the twelve events which were all very keenly con tested are as follows:-

1. 100 Metres Swimming: -1, Violet: 2, Green 3, Orange.

2. Hurling The Javelin:-1. Orange; 2. Red; 3, Orange.

3. Putting The Weight:1. Vio- let: 2 Green; 3, Blue.

Contest:--Won

4. Potatoe Race: 1. Pink: 2 Red; 3, Blue.

5. Musical

by Mrs. Siegler in the ladies' section and by Mr. Harold Smith in the mens section.

ROMANCE AT RENO

Marriage Follows Divorce

Rene, June 11, The famous novelist, Mrs. Pearl! Buck, fled suit" for divorce from ber husband. Professor John Buck, to-day. cruelty.

Sha charges extreme

PEARL BUCK

Property rights and the custody of their two children will be settled by agreement.

ANTI OPIUM DRIVE

Its Achievements In

China

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Preas" (Copyright).3

terests of centralization of con- trol. Thus it may be rightly said that China has entered into a new epoch of opium suppression.

STRINGENT ROLICY

NEWS SUMMARY

Votes totalling $25.000 will come up before the Finance Committee of the Legislative Council to-day Page 7 for appropriation.

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Bro.

The death is recorded of Fino ot the Salesian Institute which occurred at the St. Fran- cis Hospital yesterday. The fun- neral took place in the afternoon.