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An enjoyable charity concert or- ganised by the women undergru- duates of the Hong Kong Univer- sty, was held on Saturday, in the Great Hall, under the distinguish- ed patronage of Lady Caldecott. wife of H. E the Governor.
Miss Barbara Chu, chairman of the women undergraduates, wel- comed Lady Caldecott, who was ac- companied by His Excellency and
Racing At Macao
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...(Y, T. Fung) 3 Time: 33-2/5, 1.04-1/5, 1.37-2/5, 2.09-3/5.
Distance: 2 lengths, 4 lengths. Part-mutuel; Winner $9.30. Place $5.80, $8.20. $8.80.
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Before openlig the programme Miss Chu addressed the audience and said: "Your Excellency, Lady William Hornell, Caldecott, Sir Ladies and Gentlemen:-To-night the Hong Kong University women great undergraduates club have pleasure in presenting Variety concert The club
formed three years ago for the purpose of (Ip Kut Ying) bringing the women, undergra- | Shanghai 4
(N. Deitz) 'duates Together to form a closer friendship amongst them, since the Brown Bee majority of them do not ceard at the Women's Hostel.
Was
Hitherto, all our activities were confined to the members of the Mr. Sports' Rotesay Bay, 155 lbs. club only, and our functions were more or less private.
This is the first occasion on which we have ever attempted to Introduce the club to the public, and we hope that our boldness will not meet with disfavour.
(S. C. Liang), 1
Mr. G. H. Potts' Hogmanay, '149
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(Y. T. Fung) Mr. P. P., Botelho's Old Life, 146
lbs.
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.......(N. Deitz) 3 Time: 32-4/5, 1.04-4/5, 1,38. Distance: 4 lengths, many lengths. Pari-mutuel; Winner $3.80, Place $5.10. $5.10, $5.10.
Cash Sweep: 1. No. 156, $183:
On behalf of the members of the club, I wish to thank Lady Caldecott for her graciousness In consenting to be our patron, and His Excellency for the honour he 12 No. 50, 332.30: 3, No. 125, $28.10. Unplaced Nos. 234. 499, 13, each had conferred upon us by hla
$9.80. presence. I also wish to thank the
Betting Vice Chancellor for allowing us to use the Hall, artists who have so kindly contributed towards to- night's entertainment and for the presence of everybody in the hall. thank you"
Among those who attended the concert were:-Hia Excellency the Governor and Lady Caldecott, Captain W. J. R. Cragg, Sir William Hornell, Professor and Mrs." R Robertson, Professor and Mrs. L. Forster, Professor W. C. Nixon, Str Atholl and Lady MacGregor, the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. W. Tao, Miss Tao, Professor and Mrs. R. K. M. Sumpson, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Fn. nigan, Mrs. T. King, Misses J. and C. King, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. C. North, Lieutenant Hornell, Mr. and Mrs, R. C. Graig, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Birch, the Hon. Mr. M. K Lo, Mr. and Mrs. T. A Martin, Mr. B. F. Balfour, Miss R. Mow Fung. and many others.
"BIRTHDAY" PLANES GIVE DISPLAY
Nanking, Oct. 31, In the absence of one principal gure in modest retirement at Loyang. the entire nation is mak- ing merry to-day in honour of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-snet's birthday.
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Fitty fighting and bombing planes gifted to the Government by the nation were dedicated at a solemn ceremony this morning. About 200,000 people watched a thrilling display by the most skill- Chinese military pllets.
ed The unbounded enthusiasm of the populace testified that China is rapidly becoming an air-minded
nation.- leuter.
DEATH OF AUTHOR AND JOURNALIST
London, Oct. 31.
The death has occurred of Cap- tain Harry J. C. Graham, the well- known author and journalist-
Captain Harry Graham. joined the Coldstream Guards in 1895 and was Alde de-Camp to the Earl
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Time: 17-2/5, 50-2/5, 1.24. Distance: 2 lengths, 3 lengths. Part-mutuel: Winner $6, Place $6.20, $9.40.
Cash Sweep: 1, No. 114, $192.10; 2, No. 149, $54.90; 3, No. 252, $27.40. Unplaced Nos. 353, 363, each $15.20. Betting
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84
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MARSHAL CHIANG'S
BIRTHDAY
Loyang, Oct. 31.
Social Notes
(Continued from Page 1)
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Hong seemed to take the door. Kong seems to be full of new faces just now, as there appears to have been several changes all round. It was sad saying good-bye to our friends in the Kent, as is usually the case after they have been out here for some time, but they were enthusiastic certainly given | send-on. There was such a crowd that it is quite impossible to men- tion half the names, but I caught sight of Mrs. Bishop looking ex- tremely smart in black and white with one of the very latest of hats on. The Rockingham Gills were over from Stonecutters-one- doesn't see the Stonecutter people very much really, they seem to live in a little world of their Mrs. Brookshort, very pretty 12 black and white, looked well after her holiday, also her husband seems to have recovered com- pletely. The Browns, back from their trip to Japan, seemed in great form having had a lovely time. The Abbotts were there, also the Rees: the Sterling Hamilton's. the Jenks and practically the rest of the Colony. Quite half the later to party or more seemed migrate to the Hong Kong Hotel which was very gay and everybody in the best of spirits all the even- ing.
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The USS. Canopus arrived in the Colony on Friday for a stay of only a few days en route to Manila, and Captain Coltart and the Officers of the Medway were the hosts at an extremely good party" on board the Medway on Friday evening. The weather was kind and gave them a perfect night, and the party was held on the deck which was gaily decorated with small lights and flags. The ritual was cocktails and a buffet supper on board first, then later the party moved to the Roof Gar- den of the Hong Kong Hotel where dancing continued until the small hours, eggs and bacon being served at the end. There was an enorm→ · ous crowd up there which was con
the tinually being swelled by crowds from downstairs who came up for more dancing after the band had stopped below. The ladies appeared to be kept very busy with the dancing, and seemed to have no time to sit at all, some were
changing partners even middle of the dance door not be. ing allowed to return to the table moment." It was a great for a shame the American wives were not able to arrive in time for the Party their boat being a day late. Several people from the Halloween Dinner arrived later in the even- Irig, amongst them "Tiny" Munroe in his national dress.
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. "QUEENIE” "Queente" and her troupe had their farewell show on Saturday night at the Gloucester Hotel and a large crowd came to bid themShanghai and EUROPE via Siberia farewell. The usual interchanging
between the two hotels was taking place and both seemed equally full. Mrs. Beck who was dancing in the Hong Kong Hotel during the even- ing was looking, particularly at- tractive in black and was in a large party. Miss Williams just back from her holiday was dining in the Gloucester with Lt. Butler, The Taggarts were in the Root Garden until late. It was nice to see them back once more after so long and both looking so well Mr. "Archle" Ritchie was with them.
It is reported that at 7.00 am this morning. Marshal Yen Shekhe was just passing through on his
shan, Generala Chang Hok-jang. Foo Joc-yl, Tsu Wing-chang. Ho Ying-cho and others proceeded together to Loyang by train to offer Marshal Chiang Kai-shek their birthday congratulations, and
to confer with him regarding in- portant milltary atters connect-. ed with the extermination of con- munist bandits.
It is also reported that owing to pressing Government affairs neces- sitating his presence in Nanking, Marshal Chiang Kai-shek may ży to Nanking on November 1 or 2.
Marshal Chiang Kai-shek's 60th nirthday was celebrated in grand style in front of the Kwong Hon
D" " Minto, Governor-General of Palace to-day, and was attended Canada, in 1898. He published a by the leading civil and military was Provincial officials and over 20,000 large number of books, and also responsible for a number of of the inhabitants. translations of plays presented in Chinese Evening Press. London and wrote the lyrics of "The Maid of the Mountains,”
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way south and was only able to spend two days here, and in that demand.. Mrs. Turner, dancing in short space of time was much in the Gloucester,.was wearing the most lovely gold lame dress and
was dining with her husband and Commander Gray." The Eccles and the Robinsons were dining together at the Gloucester, and Mrs. Addis, who has just recently "returned from Shanghai was dining with Lt. Pack-Beresford.
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them “Queenie" "gave a very good final Straits and Celenta performance and we were BOTry to Haiphong say good-bye to her, but possibly she will come back and pay Hong Kong another visit later on.
Nanking, Oct. 31. A three-point protest was hand- ed to the Japanese Ambassador Madras Oct. 31. "One hundred persons are re-to-day by the Foreign Office.
The protest is against (a) the ported to have been killed in a cyclone which destroyed a tobacco Japanese army manoeuvres in the of the Japanese press concerning depot at Gunturį in northera Pelping-Tientsin area; (b) against the assassination of General Yang Madres Sixty two others were the alleged armed, occupation by Tung-tal. Governor of Aupeh, laat
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