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The Director of Anibulance begs to acknowledge with sincere and appreciative thanks the receipt of the following sums, either donated or promised, towards defraying the cost of passage, of five Chinese lady nurses to London for the Coronation of HM. King George VI and for the review of the Bri- gade of Her Majesty the Queen, Commandant in Chief of the St. John Nursing Divisions.

THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1937.

ST. PAUL'S SPORTS

LOCAL ESTATES

Late Mr. Tonge Leaves $81,000

William Asheton Tonge, who died at the Old Rectory, Warbur ton, Chester, on October 29, 1938, left local estate sworn at $31,000. The deceased was also late of Tonge Hall, Prestwich, Lancaster.

An application by Mr. R. A Wadeson, the lawful attorney, for sealing certified copy of the pro- bate of the will, has been granted by the Supreme Court,

Three Records Broken

The 38th Annual Athletic sports of the St. Paul's College took place. yesterday afternoon on the South China Athletic Association Foot- ball ground at Caroline Hill..

There were three records brok- en, first the shot put, second the 880 metres, and the 1,500 metres. These records were all broken by Wong Chow Mo. The results are as follows:---

"

John Meek, watchmaker and jeweller, late of 15A Meadow Place,

1 Senior 100 metres: 1st Chan The gesture towards the project | Edinburgh, Scotland, who died on

Wo Hai (12 1/5 secs.). 2nd. Heu originated with Professor Gerrard February 4, 1834, left Jocal estate | Tak Yeu. who inaugurated, the scheme with sworn at $28.900.

+

2. Junior 100 metres:, 1st. Chun a donation" of $500 at the Brigade. The Supreme Court has granted Chung Hol (13.4secs.), 2nd. Leung reception tea

party given in an application made by F. W. T. | Yu Fu honour of Colonel Bleeman, Chiot Ross for sealing of confirmation 3. Small Boys' 100 metres: 1st. Commissioner Overseas! who ar2 (nominate) of the executors of the Chen Suf Hing (14.8secs.), 2nd. Lul rived in the Colony on March 18, will

Kwok. on an Inspectional tour. Prof. Lady Evelyn Anne Young, wife 4. Senior 200 metres: 1st. Chan Gerrard was generously supported of Sir Arthur Henderson Young. Wo Hal (25.6secs.), 2nd. Hol. Yu by Mr. Ho Kom Tong who sub- G.C.M.G.,

who died at Spring Yee " scribed $2.500 and by Mr. Fung Grove, Sunningdale, Berkshire, 5. Junior 400 metres: 1st, Richard Kong Un who donated a further England, and formerly of Singa- Ng (67:5secs.), and Leung Yu Yee. 6. Small Boys' 400 metres: 1st. Cheung But. Hing (74secs.), 2nd. Tam Cho Yun.

$500.

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The movement received a fur- ther impetus at the lunchran party given by the Hon. Dr. Li Shu Pan at the Chinese Mer- chants' Club, in honour of Colonel

Sleeman and at which function a representative gathering of pro- minent members of the Chinese community attended-legal, finan- cial, medical and mercantile. In a

pore, left local estate sworn at 39,- 700. Lady Young died on January 24, 1936.

An application by Mr. G. G. N. sealing certified copy of the con- Tinson, the lawful attorney, for frmation of the executors of the deceased has been granted.

speech. The Hon. Dr. Li commend- MAN'S LEAP

ed. the project to the assembly.

The Hon. Dr. R. H Kotewalt eloquently recommended the scheme to his lateners and was ably supported by the Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo who guaranteed the

"OLDENBURG " haring arrived from Hamburg and. Ports of call. Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their goode are being landed and placed at their rink into the Hong Kong and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Company's godowns at Kow-collection of the total sum of loon, where delivery may be obtained as 88 000. The total amount needed soon as the goods are landed.

is $10,000 to ensure comfort, pay passages and provide equipment. The occasion is unique in the his- tory of the St. John Ambulance Brigade in the Colony and will serve to enhance the value of, as well as add lustre to, our Chinese

Optional cargo will not be landed here, unless notice has, been given 48 bou prior to vessel's arrival, but carried on from port to port to the final port of call to which the option extenda

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 29th Mar, 1937, will be subject to Beat

All broken, chafed, and damaged Gooda are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on 27th Mar, 1937, at 10 am, by our Surveyors Mas&rs. Goricard and Douglas.

To comply with the General Boaded Warehouse Regulations consigues must have a Revenue Officer in attend- anco when damaged dutiable goods are examined.

Nursing Units not only in the eyes of the Colony, but of the whole world.

Further help is needed.

DONATIONS

Mr. Ho Kom Tong, 82,500 Subscribera of 8500 are as fol-

Lows:-Mr. Fung Heung Chuen, Sir Robert Ho Tung, Prof. Gerrard

Mr. Chau Man' Chi. Mr. Sum Pak Ming."

Subscribers of $100-Hon. Mr.

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IN ATTEMPT

TO ESCAPE

Another - Heroin Pill Factory

SEQUEL TO RAID

Kwan Iu, 28, appeared before Mr. K. Keen at the Central Magistracy yesterday charged wh the posses- sion of 89,000 heroin pills at No. 47, YIK Yam Street, second floor, on March 5.

7. 100 metres open to the girls of St. Paul's Girl's College: 1st. Miss La Li Ping (13secs.), 3nd. Tong Yu Lan,

8. Sentor Long Jump: 1st Hol Yook Yee (181 5 1/2 ins.), 2nd. Chan Wah Hing.

Long 9. Junior

Jump: 1st. Richard Ng (17ft. 7 ins.), 2nd, Lu Ming Kit.

10. "Small Boys' Long Jump: ist. Lul Kwok Wing (14ft 1 1/2 ins.). 2nd. Cheng Sul Hing.

11. Senior Shot Put: 1st. Wong Chow Mo (33ft 4 1/2 ins.), Lo Ting Hol.

12. Senior High Jump: Kwok Ken Wing and Chan Wa Hai tied for first place (5ft 2 1/2 ins)..2nd. Chan Wa Kuen..

13. Juntor High Jump: 1st. Lul Kee Mun (4ft, 10ins.), 2nd. Richard Ng.

14. 800 metres Bcout Race open to the Scouts of the 10th H.K. Troupe: 1st. Yeung Chi Ching (6 min. 2 secs.), 2nd. Poon Hing Kit.

15. Senior 400 metres: ist. Wong Chow Mo (60 secs.), 2nd, Cheung Wa Kuen.

16. 200 metres open to the old boys of St. Paul's College: 1st. Lal Poon Yuen (26" seca), 2nd. Lal Yu Kwan.

The prosecution was conducted Assistant by Mr. M. J. Abbott Crown Solicitor. :

Senior Revenue Ofcer A. W. Grimmitt said that the rear, cubl- 17. Senior 800 metres: 1st Wong cle was used as a heroin pili fac-

Chow Mo (2 min. 21 secs.), 2nd. T. N. Chau, Mr. Tang Shiu Kin. tory. The door had to be forced Lai Yu Kwan. Mr. Au Siu Cho,, Mr. Kwok Chan, open and on the party entering Billa of Lading will be countersigned by Mr. Kwok Chuen. Mr. Li Jow Son, defendant was seen jumping over members of the South

Mr. Wong Ping Suen. Dr. Arthur the verandah to the first floor. A Athletic Association: JEBSEN & CO.,

Agents.

Woo, Hon. Mr. M. K. Lo. Mr. Kan Tung Po, Mr. Chan, Sklo Ng:

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which the Union Jack was dipped from the foremast of the cruiser. Above, one of the Singapore flying boats circled over the harbour,

On arrival at Queen's Statue Pier, and after formal introduc- tions on the wharf. His Excellency the Ambassador inspected a guard of honour drawn from the Bca- forth Highlanders, with the bag- pipes and band in attendance.

The Ambassadorial party and officiala then drove off in cars to H.E. Government House where Sir Hughe and Lady Knatchbull- Hugessen, the Misses Knatchbully Hugessen and

Mr. Graham will stay throughout their visit.

A largely attended dinner party was given at Government House last night. "

LUNCHEON'TO-DAY To-day a luncheon to the Ain bassador is being given by the China Association foined as hosts by the British members of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce, and in the evening a sherry party will be held at the Royal Air Force Mess. ·

On Saturday, the Ambassador will be entertained to a Chinese luncheon and at night a dinner party is being given at Admiralty. House.

On Sunday, there will be alun- cheon party at Flagstaff House and

him, but be, took no heed and leapt

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Un Saturday, the 27th March the General Post Office and Kowloon Central Post Office will be open from 8 am to noon. The Sheungwan Branch Fost Offles will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 am, and also from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. and the other Branch Post Offices will be open from 9 am to 10 A.1.

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19. Junior 800 metres: 1st. Poon nails are closed at 5 p.m. on the previous day. to the street and was only able Kwan Ki (2 min. 48 secs.), 2nd. to run a short distance when heYum Shu Man. was arrested by a constable. De- 20. Invitation Relay: 1st. St. fendant's hands were stained with J seph's College (2 min. 48 secs.). white powder.

2nd. La Salle.

In evidence, Kwan said that the He pills were not his property. was employed on the premises by one called Kan who went to Can- ton a few days before the raid. He claimed that he had only been about two premises for

in the weeks.

"May God kill me if I was the owner of those pills," he said,

He further stated that the stains on his hands were from lime wash on the walls when he jumped over the verandah.

After formal evidence was given the case was adjourned till 3.30 p.m. to-day.

WYATT SCORES CENTURY

Fine Partnership With Ames

Wellington, Mar, 24.

R. E. & Wyatt (144) and Ames (97) mastered the New Zealand bowling when the MC.C. had first knock and ended the day's play with 334 for seven' wickets. ..

21. Senior 1,500

metres:

1st

FOR

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Wong Chow Mo (4 min. 56 2/5 Letters for "K...M. “Service”--- secs.), a record.

due Amsterdam, 5th April

22. Senior 110 metres High Hardies: Ist. Chan Ma Hai (21 4/5 secs.), 2nd. Wong Chow Mo.

23: Senior Inter-Group Relay: 1st Red House, 2nd Brown House. 24. Junior Inter-Group Relay:

lat Blue House. 2nd. Yellow House,

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At the conclusion of the sports Swatow the prizes were kindly distributed Bangkok to their respective winner by Mrs. 8. W. T80.

ILLUMINATING HONG KONG

Plans For Coronation

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Householders and property hol- ders are informed that the Hong Kong Government. through the Coronation Committee are ranging for suitable filuminations during the Coronation celebra- tions. The display will be some- what similar though, a Hittle more extensive than that on the occa- son of the Silver Jubilee; It is hoped that all property owners whose buildings ATD decorated There were 3,000 presentin

under this scheme. will sunny and cool weather with special and qubstantial contribu- strong wind which bothered the tion towards the cost in order batsmen.

that the charge to public funds The New Zealand eleven was may be reduced as much as pos composed of players touring Eng-sible. land in the summer.

The M.C.C. were 182 for 6 when Wyatt got into his stride and en- tered into a fine partnership with Lestle Ames which fetched 116 runs for the seventh wicket, 100 of which came in 74 minutes.

Wyatt batted for 288 minutes, and after reaching three figures he went on to make 144 which included thirteen fours. He gave

in the afternoon His Excellency a fine display of workmanlike

the Ambassador and party will embark informally on KMS. Fal- mouth for Macao,"

driving ant leg-gliding..

Ames scored 97 with forceful cuts to the leg and driving on the

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off. He stayed for 103. minutes and also hit thirteen boundaries.-

The match will be continued to-morrow,— Houter.

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