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PLAYS TO HELP JASPER CLARK

EDUCATION

Lecture On "A National Theatre"

The Hong Kong branch of the English Association held its first raeeting of the Session 1935/6 yes- terday." and was attended by a very large gathering of members.

The Hon. Mr. N. L. Smith was in the chair assisted by the Hon. Secretary.

CUP

R. H. K. Golf Club Championship

The starting times on Sunday for the Jasper Clark Cup and qualifying round of the R.H.KO.C. Championship are as followA'———

OLD COURSE

6,25 a.m. Major Wren and Col.

as

After the statement of accounts for 1934/5 approved by the Committee on October 4 had been read and approved, the following officers were elected for the Sea- sion.

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0.35

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9.40

President:-gir

The mus

Sou-

thorn.

0.45

Vice-President:-

0.50

9.55"

10.00 10.05

Admiral Sir Freder ek C. Dreyer. Sir William Hornell, The Hon: Dr R H. Kotewall, The Hon:Mr. M. K Lo, His Honour Sir Atholl Mac- Gregor, Mr. G. P. de Martin, The Hon. Sir Henry Pollock. Mr. G. R Bayer, Lady Southorn. Professor R. K. M. Simpson, The Hon. Mr. N. E. 16.10 Smith, The Hon. Dr. S. W. T80.

Members of Committee-

The Rev. H. W. Baines. Sister Beatrice, Father G. Byrne, Mrs. E. Davidson, Mrs. N. Evans, Professor L Forster, Mr. N. H. France, Me. W. L Handyside, Miss Julla Lam. Mr. P. H. Leung, Mr. H. C. Macna- mara, Miss H. D. Sawyer, Mrs. Q. A A. Macfadyen

and Treasurer).

Williamson.

E. T. McMullen and T, Monaghan. -

G. Marseille and Capt Michell.

W. J 9. Key and A. B. Purves.

A. M. W. Scott and R. K Collings.

I. H. Geare and A. Spm

merfelt.

Redmond.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1935.

SHANGHAI RACE | LOCAL HOCKEY

RESULTS

Dead Heat In The

Second Place

suits of the Shanghai Race Club's The following are to-day's re. Autumn Meeting:

1-The Nanking Handicap (11 Mile) Tungsten (H. R. Holgate) Wyngarth (H. M. R. Hodgman) 7 3

White Gold (A. A, White)

Time: 2 minutes 48-3/5 secs.

2-The Sycee Plate (1 Mile) Jubilee Morn F. Mashall) Balka) (H. Maitland). The Frigate (H. R, Holgate)

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dead heat 2 Time: 2 mins, 19-2/5 secs.

3. The Bubbling Well Stakes (2 Furlongs)

The Fledgling (Jikil Martin)...... I Blue Boy (R. H. Robertson) ...... 2

Lincolns Beat The

Police

In a friendly hockey game, al he Police Training School ground yesterday, the Lincolns "A" beat e Police "A" by two goals to

nii.

Considering the fact that they only flelded cen men and a very depleted ten at that, the Police did rather well to go down by only two goals...

FOR THE POOR FETE

Results of Drawings

Announced

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul acknowledges with grateful appreciation and thanks the re- ceipt of the following donations and gifts to the Fete held on November 8.

D'Extreme'

$13 5

Credit Foncier

Orient Serg-Major A Steer Students of Holy Spirit School 31 Hon. Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Well,

Ington

Mr. and Mrs. C. Mose

The game was played at a fast pace and the soldiers opened the scoring in the first five minutes through Taylor. This was the only goal scored in the first half,

After the resumption the Police Mr. and Mrs. M. Costello attacked strongly and bombarded the Lincoln's goal but Honings- worth was too good and time and again cleared with lusty kicks.

The next

goal came

after a smart movement of the Lincoln' forwards and Ridley the centre- 1forward scored with a beautiful

shot

which brought Jessop, the Police custodian full length in his effort to clear...

D. J. Mackie and FARunning Numbers (R, D. Parkin) -3

Time: 2 mins. 23-4/5 secs.

The Jessfield Plate (į Mille) Equity (J. Pote-Hunt)

A. T. Lay and Col, Blake, K, S. Robertson and H. H. Mundy..

U. S. Archbutt and D. J The Adjutant (H. R. Holgate)... 2

Gilmore.

NEW COURSE

¦ 9.25 a.m. T. A. Pearce and P. H.

Scoones.

Reynoldstown ( I. Klimartin)...

Time: 1 min. 31-3/5 secs.

5. The Subscription Griffins St. Leger-13 Miles (S. G. Classic) | Brown Trout (H. Maitland)...... 1

Capt. Shannon and A. K. Clydebank (H. R. Holgate) Mackenzie.

Gay Moth (L. H. Wade)

Time: 4 mins. 2-2/5 secs.

D. S. Edward and a. McKellar.

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01.35

(Hon. Secretary

6.40

9.45

The Hon. Secretary afnounced that the following will iecture dur-

D. Forbes and A. Ritchie. A. B. Raworth and Col. Matonaws.

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Ing the Session:-

A. E. Lissaman and D. 8 Robb.

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In December: Mr. H. C. Miena - marda.

5.55"

W. A. Stewart and T. R. Chassels.

In January: Father G. Byre.

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In February: Professor Simpson. In March: Miss. Curtin,

In April Father Ryan

*. MR. PATERSON'S LECTURE

The Association was very glad to have in their midst yesterday a new member in the person of Mr. A. H. Paterson, who delivered a very interesting lecture on "THE NATIONAL THEATRE,"

In' the

course of his very Interesting

Mr. Paterson talk. stressed the point of the ne- cessity of "A National Thea- tre:" he himself had done a great deal travel.ng all over Europe and the Continent and had seen most of the plays as produced.in the different cities and not only had they brought entertainment to the many who frequented them but greatly helped towards the education of the many thousands of people both young and old.

By the institution of "A Nation- a Theatre," the people in general, .would be taught to appreciate even more the works of great wri- ters by actually seeing. the play enacted. He urged the many who were present at the lecture, that on their return Home, to bring the matter up before the Parliament- ary representat ves and to urge them to build in the Home Coun try A National Theatre."

R. H. McGregor and H C. Hopkins. 10.05 L. R. Andrewes and O.

**

E_C. Martun:__

Afternoon tumes will from 1 p.m. to 2.05 p.m. Old and 2.10 New Course. No fourballs on the Old Course till 2.08 p.m.

Competitors start their afternoon rounds in the urder in which the finish in the morning.

INTER-CLUB BILLIARDS

The first two games of the final round of the Inter-Club Billard Tournament beween Club Lusl- tano and the Catholic Union, Club. was played at Club de Recreio yes- terday and the latter came out the victor with,a "92 points lead.

F. A. Gill (Catholle Union Club) made the highs. break of the day scoring 45 points at the earlier sage of the game, but he even- rually lost to M. M. Silva of Lusitano by the narrow margin of 6 points, scoring 194 against his opponents -200.

The game between A. G. Rezario (Club Lusitano) and U. A. Santos (Cathe Union Club) proved tu be a one-sided 3.fair. Bantos was undoubtedly the better of the wo and was superior to hit op- ponent throughout the game! The end came when Santos made a break of twenty and brought his

Before declaring the meeting closed the Chairman announced that the booklets of lectures de ilvered at the Hong Kong Branch of the English Association during the years 1931-34 can now de obtoal to 200 against Rozario's' 102. tained for 50 cents each trộm the Hon. Secretary, and that the next meeting will be held on Tuesday, December 3rd, when Mr. H. C. Macnamara will speak on "Black- :stone."

INTERPORT CRICKET

Arrangements Completed According to an announcement appearing elsewhere in this issue. the

match Interport Cricket against Shanghai will take place on Saturday. Monday and Tuesday of next week. Matches wil commence, at 11 am. and close at 5p.m. Dn the stipulated dates, expect Monday, November 11, which is Armistice Day, when the commencement will be made at 11.45 am.

A stand on the corner of Queen's Road and Des Voeux Road, will be open to the Public, while the Benchés on the Queen's Road side will be reserved, free of charge for service men in uniform, to whom the Club Extends this in- vitation:

RUGBY FOOTBALL.

The following will represent the Hong Kong Football Club "A" XV. against the Navy "A" XV. on the Club Ground to-day at 5 p.m. K. R.. Alers; C. J ̈Powell, D. A. Hynes, J. L. Bonnar. I. J. A. Fielden: C. 8. Archer, F. C. B. Black; W. Stoker. G. S. Chambers, J. S. Dunnett, D. K. Paul, J. H. Hawkett, A. R Cox, O, A. Stewart, D. A. Campbell. Referee: D. W. Macewen. «

SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE

6. The Shanghai Handicap {1} Miles) Happy Lad (C. Encarnacao) ...... White Emperor (V. V. Needa)... Herbert Campbell (H. J. Hearne)

Time: 3 min, 19-3/5 secs.

7.—The Grand, Stand Plate \

(11 Furlongs).

Stop Loss (V. V. Needa)

1

Joint Adventure (C. Encarnacao) Ranelagh (A. F. Clark) ........... 3

Time: 2 mins. 57 secs. 8The Chapel Stakes (4 Mile) Hlayhouse (A. W. Raymond) 1 White Winter (A-A, White)...... 2 Cumshaw Morn (R. D. Parkin)...., 3

Time: 1 min. 32-1/5 secs.

9 The Nantao Cap (11 Miles) Mulroy (V. V. Needa) .... Punjabi (H. W. Keep) Grey Eve (G. Neugebauer)

Time: 2 mins, 49-3/5 secs. fleuter

PACIFIC AIR SERVICE

Proceeding With Cantion

3

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Oct. 18. Colonel Lindbergh and Pan- American Airways have been pro- ceeding with admirable caution m their task of establishing an air service across the Pacific. months the expertinental flying- boat has been extending its flights

For

successive stages outwards from the American coast. First it got. to Honolulu 2,400 miles out-and returned" then It few successively to Midway Island and Wake Island, two of the coral atolls which are the main ports of call on the route) and returned. Now in its last flight it has got as far as Guam Island. After Guam, Manila in the Philip- pines is a mere 1,500 miles farther on, and Canton itself, the ter- minus of the Pacific service. further 700.

£200 PER HEAD

FS

3.

BIRT

these experimental survey tights are concerned, there- fore, the back of the task has been broken. It is now hoped that a regular mail and passenger service between California and China can The be started in the spring. flying-boats to operate it are either built or building. the desolate Pacific islands have been equipped with landing facilities, wireless stations, and rest-houses, and the company has even got so far as discussing the fare; a figure of £200--about double the first-class steamship, fare is mentioned. The directors of the Blue Star That even at £200 a head a pas- Line, London, are providing two | senger service across this route can scholarships of £50 a year (called pay its way for a long time to the Blue Star Line Scholarships)" come is extremely unlikely. So im- tenable for two years, by a cadet

CONWAY.

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, Oct 18.

in HM8 school-ship Conway from the January, 1936, term. The total school fees amount to £120

mense are the stages to be. Hown that stocks of petrol must be taken that seriously reduce the profitable freight which can be carried.

a year and include the cost of Thus, though the Martin flying-

PONTES' CLASSIFICATIONS uniform, and the parents of guar- boat can carry forty-four passen-

The Hong Kong Jockey Club announces the following altera- dry and additions to classification lists dated March 11, 1935:----

• China Ponies-------- Cyclamen Bay to a Class Pontiac Bay to E Class

Blacksmith Flybynight

Flying Tourist

to. D Class

to D Class:

to D Class

gers, it is expected that no more than twelve passengers, or even fewer, will be carried on the China service. Nevertheless this auda-

dian of the successful candidate for the grant must be prepared to pay the balance. Candidates must be between the ages of 15 and 18 when they join the Con- cous venture well deserves to be way and must be of British par-made. The heavier-than-air ma entage. Applications for full chine must essay the crossing of a) particulars should be made by let major ocean sometime, and

the ter to the secretary, H.M.8. Con-world should profit from the ex- way, -611, Tower Building, Water perience which the United States Street, Liverpool,

18"gaining.

HOCKEY

The following will represent the Hong Kong Hockey Club against the 1/8th Punjabis on the Marina Oround at 5 p.m. to-day:—.

'H, S. Shields. J. E, Potter (Capt.), G. Sommer, JG. Colesworth, W; A. Reed. R. A. Bates, N. A. E. Mackay, D. Carey. G. E. R. Divett, J. Tetley, D. L. Nooy.

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