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Another scene of players in action at last Saturday's Rugby Football match between the Club and the Navy. The Club won by 13 points to 10.

WAH YAN

COLLEGE

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HEADMASTER'S SPEECH

The Very Rev. Fr. Gallagher, 8.J. Ph. D. said:

Mr. Li, Rev. Fathers, Ladies and

|FUNERAL OF

PETTY OFFICER ||

From HMS. Tamar

The tuneful was held yesterday of Petty Officer William. of H.M.S. Tamar, who passed away early yesterday morning after a pro-

Gentlemen,-After the lengthy re-longed liness of six weeks' which

port given you by the Prefect of Studies I do not intend to keep you for any length of time, but there are just one or two remarks that I would like toʻmake

In addition to the ordinary scholastic and athletic activities of the College there are others which do much to help our students. We have two very ac-

were spent in hospital

:

The cortege passed the Monu ment at 5p.m., and accompanied by a Royal Marine Band, and f host of bereaved shipmates, the last remains of the deceased were

interred at the Protestant Ceme-

tery.

The fring party consisted naval ratings..

of

t

Repulse Bay Tragedy

(Continued from Part 1.)

Thinking the deceased was 80- 2d 10 avra Low the red pills wit- ness grabbed four away from her leaving three in her possession. Witness gave the police three o these pil's later.

Witness saw the deceased again on October 27 and had uncheon with Miss O'Keefe and between 7 and 8 p.m. witness saw the de- censed at Mac Cafeteria. Wit- ness spoke to her for a little whlie.

"HAD 'A MARVELLOUS LIFE" "I used to hear her say, 'I have hau a marvellous he, I have done everything and I am satisfied. When my money 13 anished I

pression she used, I think," said the witness.

tive and successful Debating Socie- The late Mr. Willam was ties, one English and one Man- darin, which meet on alternateative of Plymouth, where he just go out. That was the ex-

leares his widow.

weeks. By their means boys' are taught to express themselves Ruently in English and in their native tongue.

2:

Mrs. Dand, the "next witness, said that she met the deceased in

With Distinctions in English. | July this year. Witness went to Our Photographic Club has al- ready made a name for itself, win-Algebra, Geometry. Trigonometry visit Miss O'Keefe on October 20

ning many awards in open com- petition in the Colony. We hope to

hold an Exhibition early in March. My thanks are due to Mr. Dragon for the very perfect organisation

of the Club.

To interest. the students in social work the Club was again asked to take charge of a stall in the St. Vincent de Paul Bazaar. They took charge not only of one but of two and were able to present

and Biblical Knowledge.

Matriculation: - Chang Chung Tim, Cheung Yis, Chung Wah

Leung Albert Hui Shiu Cham, Li Tat Keung, Wong Wing Kit, Yong Teck Fah, Joseph A. Yuen (with Distinction in Biblical Knowledge), Yuen Ging Fing.

School Leaving Certificate: Chan Po Lau (with Distinction in Arithmetic, Cheong Pak Leong, Chik Kwan Lun, Choy Shing Pang,

a very substantial sum to the Chu Chee Sze, Ko Be Kan, Kwok Society,

In the Diocesan Commission Examination 47 boys sat for the test and 47 passed with an average of nearly 60 per cent. We look upon the moral training of the students as the most important thing in the College. Unless boys

are

morally strong intellectual development does not count for much. The course given in the College has for its object the turning out of good and honour- able citizens, whose conduct is based on solid principles. With us that comes frst.

PAST STUDENTS

Our Past Students' Association is a flourishing institution and forms a strong link between the College und those who have passed from its Halls. I wish here to appeal to the Association to testify in a practical way to their loyalty to their Alma Mater by letting us know if they themselves have vacancies which might be filled or if they know of vacancies. We shall be careful not to recommend boys unless we are convinced that they are really worth while. This year we have been very fortunate in the placing of our boys, but next year with the passing out of so many the question will become a practical and urgent one..

I wish before I close to thank very sincerely the Assistant Tea- chers of the College for the con- scientious and generous work which they have done for the boys during the year and I must con- gratulate-myself on having as my helpers such a devoted body of men.

I wish to thank Mr. Id for hoo- ouring us this morning. Mr. LA 18 a very busy man, and we thank him for giving us so much of his valuable time the bare based

I thank the Past Students for the prizes they have donated for the Debates and Chinese Compositions. Lastly I thank all here present for the encouragement which their attendance at this function gives

PRIZE LIST

The following is a list of the prizes distributed;---

School Leaving. Examination,

Dry 1936.

Honours. Matriculation, and Gov- ernment Scholarship: Yeung ze

Chung Wo, Lam Po Hon, Lee Hoy Foh, Albert Lim Kim Teck, Pun Hin Chau, Leung Kwong Chor, Lim Gek Ying (with Distinction in Algebra). Tang Ping Chau. Tong Ka Kin. Mark Tsui Shing Cheung, Tsul Fo Ting. Wong King Fong, Wong Sik Ning.

Class 2A-1. Wong Tak Sun; 2. David Tsul; 3, Lam Kin Keung.

Class 2B-1, Shiu Leung Hang: 2. Chan Man Wing: 3, Tam Hung Kwan.

Class 2C-1, Lo Po Ylu; 2. Lui Yew Chow; 3, Ng Kai Thai

Class 3A-1, Sim Kah Sun; 2, Chow Pak Hang: 3, Taau Tzor Yan. Class 38.-1, Chung Chee Hung: 2. Li Yun Sun; 3, Wai Ka Lat.

Claas 3C.-1, Chung Shiu Cheung; 2. Cheung Po Man: 3. Lam

Man.

Claus D-1, Wong Chung Ta 2. Chan Fook Wah; 3. Lee Kai Yao. Class 4A-1, Wong Chin Wah; 2. Wong Tung Fan; 3. Ng Wing Sheung.

and the deceased was also there. Witness wanted to leave the party at 7 p.m. but the deceased asked her to wait a little while and she

would leave with the witnesS. Deceased stated that she wanted to catch the 7.30 p.m. HK. Hota bus back to Repulse Bay Hot They missed the bus and witties told her that she could catch a China Motor bus at 8 pm. Wit ness accompanied her there and that was the last time she saw her alive.

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Chan Yip. Government coolle. Air Mail for Canton and Dis.. Repulse Bay, deposed that he was' Bangkok via Swatow

tricts. cleaning the beach on October 28 at 3 pm, when he saw a European lady lying in teween reeks. She was naked. Witness communicat- ed with the porce at Stanley. Station.

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In reply to questions, witness stated that the deceased stockings.

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He continued that the beach was very rocky and when he re- turned with the police the body was partly in the water.

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Lam Yee, P.C. C599, detective stationed at Stan ey, stated that Fooshow via Swatow... bo. proceeded to Middle Beach 3watow, Amey and Formoss and found the body lying Tace Swatow downwards, Subsequently the Amoy. body was removed to the Public- Mortuary,

Imp O'Donovan informed his

Class 4B1, Chan 8ik Kwan; 2. Yeong Shou Mang: 3, Ip Bik Ming.

40-1, Chan Shlu King: 2, Yam Worship, that there were seven Tung Lam; 3, Ng Chik Bing.

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Mandarin Debate:-Gold Medal; Wong Wing Kit; Silver Medal; Taut Shanghai Kah Cheung,

Improvement in English Debate:

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SPECIAL PRIZES Religious Knowledge:

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