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APPEAL FOR BUILDING FUND

CHRIST CHURCH, KOWLOON TONG.

do all who live in this Colony, the rapid development and growth o Kowloon Tong and Kowloon City us residential areas must be strikingly evident. To help to- wards meeting the spiritual needs qf this growing district, a Sunday School was started in a private house early in 1933' with very en- couraging results. In September of the same year, as an experiment, premises at 3. Duke Street were rented as a Church House and to accommodate the Sunday School. The Church House was hallowed by the Bishop, and services have been held regularly since, with increas- ing congregations. It is of interest to note that as far back as 1830 the Diocesan Conference predleted the necessity for Church extension in Kowloon Tong and Kowloor. City, and results have proved that their opinion was correct.

Early in 1935. the whole position was carefully reviewed, and it was round that the temporary work under the charge of the Rev. N. V. Halward more than justified itself, and it was then that the decisien was taken to build a permanent Church.

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POSSESSION OF A

REVOLVER

CASE FOR SESSIONS

A raid by the police following information received, which re- sulted in the discovery of a re- volver in a room ocetpied by a young Chinese, was described

at the Kowloon Magistracy yes-

terday when committal pro-

The Hong Kong Government offered a site in Waterloo Road, large enough to contain a church, a parish hall, and a house for the priest-in-charge, and at the same Ame agreed to allow the sum of $50,000, originally voted in 1925, as compensation for St. Peter's. West Point, to be expended in building a church on this site.

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TRINITY COLLEGE

It has been decided to defer the building of the parish hall and priest's house for the time being. but building operations have al- ready begun on the new church, to be known as Christ Church. Kow- loon Tong, and it is expected that it will be opened for worship early in 1937. This church is designed on simple modern lines with a square tower, and will be construct- ed in re-inforced concrete; it. Will have seating accommodation for about 250 persons. The following is an estimate of the cost:- Site formation for whole

area, and

piling

for

church only.....

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Construction of church. Interior Fittings and Fur-

alshing of church

$14,000 43,000

3,000

$65,000

To supplement the $50,000-grant by the Hong Kong Government, the sum of $15.000 has to be raised. We appeal. therefore,. to all those who value the work of the Angliean Church in Hong Kong to help in raising this sum of $15,000. Dona-

ceedings against Che Man Faitons may be sent to the Hon.

for possession of a revolver,

were concluded before Mr. Q. A. A. Macladyen.

Treasurer, Miss R. Mow Fung, c/o Messrs. Gilman & Co., Ltd.. 4a Des Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong. and will be gratefully acknow ledged.

E. W. L. Martin, Bishop's Com missary.

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RESULTS OF EXAMINATIONS

the results

The following are suppiled by the local secretary Mr. J. E. Anderson) of the local Practical Examinations held in Hong Kong on the 16th to 27th May, 1936. Where not otherwse stad the examinations are for Pianoforte. The examiner was Mr. Albert Mallinson, F.T.C.L.

In a lengthy statement from the prisoner's box, Che said that he came to Hong Kong from Kwong Chow, and was under the P. S. Cassidy, Church of England pression that no licence was re- Trustee representing St. John's

quired in the Colony for a revolver Cathedral. without ammunition.

Examination For Teacher's Diplomas Licentiate (LT.C.LI Practical Work:-Mar na Barretto and Pax Lacayo.

Associate · (A.T.C.L) Practical Work:Maureen A. Moir and Maple J. Quon.

A. C. Jeffreys, Church of England Detective Inspector A H. Elston Trustee representing St. Andrew's who prosecuted sald that the police Church, Kowloon. raided the Asta Boarding House W. M. Barton, Chairman, Christ on the night of May 13, and found Church Building Fund Appeal Com- defendant alone in the room. Amittee. revolver was found under the bed. Che had booked the room in his

name.

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RUSTY BUT SERVICEABLE Sergeant J. W Scott, police armourer deposed that he examined the revolver the following day and- found it to be a .45, five chambered ¦ revolver, stamped with the name "American Settler." It was of un- known manufacture and was hul inumbered

He said to me that he was goins out to find a friend. Chan also sald

the same. They both said that they would be back shortly after 9 p.m.

HIGHER LUCAL DIVISION Honours

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. Frances Chen, Ha. Yuen Wan. Florence Kwan, Le Kwok Wel Marla Terisa Plater, Yautal Wong (Violin).

in Kwong Chow before coming to Hong Kong Ho sald to me "it will not be filegal to carry a re- volver without ammunition down there in Hong Kong) as we are only, passing through,"

Pass With Merit Dora Chow, Luk Sau L.n. Rachel Rego, Moses Wang.

Pass

OBITUARY

Former Hong Kong Taipan"

- MR. R. M. DYER

the

Reuter yesterday cabled Dyer, C.B.E. B.Sc., MINA, at news of the death of Mr R. M.

home, who was "for 24 years Chlei Manager of the Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock.. Co., Ltd., prior to his retirement in September, 1932.

A native of Gaszow and the son of the late Professor. Dyer, who many years ago came out to, Japan on a mission, the late Mr. Dyer was predeceased by his wife some time ago.

FILIPINO FLIERS ARRIVE

ON TIME

Safe Crossing Over China Sea

TRIP TO MADRID

Antonio Arnaiz and Juan de Calvo, Flipino aviators who

are

flying to Madrid from Manila, successfully negotiated

the most dangerous hop of the trip when they landed at Kal Tak yesterday.

Due at the aerodrome about 4 One of the most popular mem- c'clock the fllers were sighted be- era of the local Scottish com-hind the Kowloon hills about 4.15 munits, Mr. Dyer was on two oc- and landed in front of the hangar casions President of Hong Kong about 4.30. St. Andrew's Society. He particu- larly interested himself

They reported an uneventful the

trip from Laoag. in north Luzon. Scottish Company of the Volun-

where from teer Defence Corps, which he was

they Started thelz largely instrumental in raising ther was clear for the first part ocean flight at 10.30 a.m. Wea- and equipping and was a member but nearing the China coast they et the Advisory Committee of the

ran into Corps. He also took a prominent part in the movement for the creation of kilted Boy Scouts local-

Mabel Chan, Lam Sek Cheong, | ly. Sophie Tai.

ADVANCED SENIOR DIVISION

Honours

Mary Braga, Chan Ham Yan Cena Chen. Fung Fang Ting Viale: Shum.

and Jeannette

Pass With Merit Paula Holands Wong.

Olivia Lobo,

Pass

SENIOR DIVISION

Honours Margaret Botelho, Fung Mul Chan, Beatrice Go. Murial McCaw, Cecelia Passos, Woo King Tak.

Pass With Merit Margaret Robson Bell, Ellen Chaw, Irene Chen; Choy W.ng Lun, Vida Audrey Victoria Cook. Beatrice Ip. Rose Agnes Lim, Molly Luk, Lily Yeung,

Fass Thelma Alvares, Kathleen Dedcoglou, Julia Maria Salome Garcia, Rayann Huang, Dolores Ip. Lam Yuet Ying, Cissy Leung, Aloys.us Leung. Emma Lim, Rita Ng. Elizabeth Pollock. Rhexenor Stalker. Llly. Trinh, Lily Tsang, Agnes Wong, Lilian Wu.

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION

Honours Irene Botelho. Paula Chan, Cheung Lat Wan. Nancy Kwan, Rita Lithrakul, Jane Perter, Alina Rodrigues. Wong Fung Seen, Anita Woo.

Pass With Merit

Lucille Ayam, Marla de Lourdes Pacheco Borges. May "Chantong. Esther Chaun, Agnes Rose Duck- worth, Margaret Olwyn Grelg. Elsie Lane. Lucie Marquart Purita Montinola; Monique, Roche,

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Pass

Alda Alves, Elleen Aslett, Helen Bockler, Alice Chan, Choy Wing Kin (Violin), Winnie Amy Cellom, Mavis Chang, Pung Fung Kuen (Violin). Jane Stevenson Gray, Pansy L1 Helen Lou. Margaret Robinson Munro, Mara Rozarto. Alda Rozarlo, Belinda Xavier.

JUNIOR DIVISION

Honours

Pauline Beck. Alice Gomes, Marle de Lourdes Lopes. Julia Leong, Alice Leung.--Viv.an-Woo, Dorothy Wong.

Pass With Merit Rosalind Cheng, Doris Chan, Pansy Chang, Hazel Chang. Ling- nia Fung, Fung Fung Haan, Llly Luk, Joan Mah, Verna Rodrigues, Jean Nisbet Wallace, Anna Wong.

Pass

On the sporting side. Mr. Dyer

clouds. They judged their navig tlon well, striking the coast a t- tle to the south.,

slight showers und

Their plane is a Swanson mono- plane fitted with a super scaraz engine and is named "Common- wealth of the Philippines."

*** President of the Hong Kong Rifle League, Steward of the Jockey Club. a keen supporter of boxing, having been Chairman of the Boxing Association, and was Ibs, and addressed to Hong Kong. Two bags of mail aggregating 15 President of the Hong Kong Foot ball Association. He

were carried also Chairman of a the Hong Kong Harbour Advisory Board. He was made a Justice of the Peace in 1913. Mr. Dyer went Home Or leave In June. 1932. and retired in September of the same year.

Ho Tak Fan, Li Wai Haan, Pansy Woo, Katherine Yipp, Nanny Yu.

ADVANCED PREPARATORY

DIVISION Honours

L

Katle Chow, Annie Llauw, An- nie Maria, Lim, Dolly Lak. Leticia Maria Mello, Wang Shul Tak.

Pass With Merit Audrey Mary Hall and Ines Soares.

Pasa

"The gan is old and rusty

Shortly after they had gone out but quite capable of being

The used," stated witness, "I also

the police raided the room. police asked me how many people noticed when examining it that

there were in this room. .I said It had been recently fired but I

three. The room was booked in. cannot say how recently. It is

Violet Cullen, Nina Chan, Lily the name of Chan Pong,, and my similar to the type used in arm-

Lim: Mary. Laing, Margaret Lim, name is Che Mai Fel. I was detain-Shin Ching Yang, Wan Kit Xing. ed robberies in Hong Kong.”

ed in the police station and short- An interpreter of the Yaumati

Nuno Xavier. Police Station testified that ac❘ly after that Ho was detained.

"The friend."

revolver

belongs

The next morning I asked the

eused said in answer to the charge police where Ho was and they suld

to my

he was to be filed on the other side of the harbour and you will be tried this side of the harbour, I was not quite sure whether this was true or not. He is a friend of mine and I was naturally anxious about him.

DEFENDANT'S VERSION Giving his statement from the dock the prisoner said:

"I came from Kwong Chow, Two friends of mine asked me to come down. My intention was to go to Swatow vla Hong Kong. My two friends asked me to get a boat with them and stay with them in the Asla Boarding House. One of them was surnamed Ho and the other Chan. We three shared a room.

The next morning when I was. brought to this court for trial. I then learnt that Ho had been released and I do not under-

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stand it... Defendant was committed to stand his trial at the next sessions.

PREPARATORY. DIVISION

Bonours Maggle Cheng. Fung Hou Chee, Joyce Leong Joanna Rego, Hazel Bclatex, Wong Mang Kat.

Pass With Merit

WLS

In the Birthday Honours in 1830. the late Mr. Dyer received the CBE decoration and was heartily congratulated by the local com- munity on his well deserved hon- out.

Charles David George Choa, Theresa Chong, Tessy Cho, Vera Priscilla Dhabler (Violin), Olga Ferreira, Joyce Catherine Hardie. Kwok Blk Chun, Lam See Chung, Lo Tak Kuen, Naterela Lobo, Lly LI. Roland Offord, Elfrida Pereira, Jaap Vasco Jorza da Silva, Maria Leonor da SL, To Bon Chen. Yeung Chiu Kuen.

CHUN-SHING STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION

The Chun-Shing Students' Asso- clation, organized by the students of the Chun-Shing Institute of Commerce. under the suggestion .and direction of Dr. S. F. Lam, Ph.D., Hon. President of the above nstitute. w have its Opening Ceremony Sunday the 31s inst.,vat 4.00 pan. In the hall of the Institute, and a concert will be held on that evening to cele- brave the occasion.

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Dr. S. F. Lam. Ph.D., Mr. Peter H. Sin of the Peter H, Sin Co. (Solicitors) and Mesdames Fan K. Pang and Peter H. Sin have "been elected as Hon. Presidens. Dr. F. C. Tsang, Dr., S. LI, and Messrs. C. S. Kwok, Y. C. Lee, and W. C. Wong as Advisers Mr. H. T. L as Director of the Associa- sion.

The ceremony will be officiated by Dr. S. F. Lam.

Pass

Calvin Wight Cook, Marion Cheng, Cheung Yee Har, Pamela Mavis Crofton. Vera Priscila Dhabher. Fung Lin Yee, Betty Ann Goodwin,-James-Denholm Hooper, Lillian Lucienne Knutsen, Kathleen Luckin. Diana" Lam, El Wai Man, Lea Shau Man, Therese Lawson, Emily McKelvie, Mary Naidu. Carmen Pillar, Frances Woo

FIRST STEPS DIVISION Honours

Eula Cheung, Ethel Edmonds, Phylis Christine Kirby. Clare Loy, Lam See Ying. Mimi Leung, Maria Amelia dos Santos Nunes, Annie See, Norma Trang, Gloria Wong. Marjorie. Wong,

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Pass With Merit Margaret Jessie Hume, Ho Shuk Chun, Fung Sik Mang Jeanine Marion Freeman, Like Sze Leung, John Francis Lim, Luke Lẹi Khan, Julia Lau, Hilda Flores Numes, Robert Woerner.

Pass

FUTURE PLANS

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Future plans are indefinite as

from Manila. They expect to be the aviators wil await instructions |

in Hong Kong for a few days how ever, as the flight is intended to be a leisurely one, and will possibly be entertained by the Filipino Club.

Alleen Elizabeth Ethel Choa, Luther Wight Cook. Chi Kee Star, Fung Sook Kwan.: Lingmia Fing (Violin), Patricis Diana Freeman, Anthony Melpas Green, Monica Lam, Betty Lee. Lydia Maria Ozatio, Mona Wong, Dana Yipp (violin).

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INITIAL DIVISION Honours

John Beresford Labrum, Grace Lang. Viola Marguerite Rogers, Eleanor Alma Rogers.

Pass With Marit Harriet Bechtel, Agnes Shella Coopér, Patricia Anne Dykes, Faith Lee, Jacqueline trene Matthews, * Pass Fern Ellis

A large section of the Flipino community gathered at the pero- drome for the arrival, including Mr. L. R. Ildefonso, Prof. F. Gon- zales. Ricardo Amaiz, brother of the aviator who came froni Shanghal for the occasion. and Miss Pacita de los Reyes, "Miss Fhilippines, 1929,"

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