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PRIZE-LIST

Sik Plu, 20. Chan Wing Kwong, 3A. Luk Slu Ying, 3B. Li Man King, 30. SCHOLARSHIPS

Yeang Chung Pul, 3D. Wong Yuk Sentor Morrison Scholarship:-In, A. Hul Fung Chua, 4B. Chu Hang Shek Chiu.

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CHIEF JUSTICE'S SPEECH Following the main ceremony,

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Chief Justice såld:-

Mr. Handyside, Mr. Kay, Ladles and Gentlemen, And boys of Queen's College:

When Mr. Handyside asked me to come here to-day to present your scholarships and prizes I very gladly consented, for I get far too few opportunities of seeing the Chinese youth of Hong Kong at work or at play. I am very happy to be here to-day, but I assure you my happiness is not going to be expressed in. a long speech. "You have come here to listen to your headmaster's review cf

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ZOO SOCIETY SPLIT

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Construction of a new Elephant House at the London Zoo. costing between £20,000 and £25,000, is to be begun this winter. This decision will increase the opposi- tion of many Fellows of the present policy of "popularisation." . At the last annual meeting of the society la April, it will be re- called, the Zoo was described as becoming a "glorified fun fair" instead of a sclentifte institution. and a motion to reject the annual report was defeated only by the casting vote of the Chairman.

In spite of the objections then raised, however, the same polley has been continued throughout this summer, and it is claimed that "Pets' Corner" has never been more popular, while the "inte nights," which ended recently, have also been well attended.

Lieutenant-Colonel W. P. C.

Tenison, one of the chief opponents of the present policy, told a "Morn-

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awards they have worked so hard and to see your friends receive the

for but, after all that, a long speech from me would spoil the.) whole morning.

There are one or two things, however, that I feel I must say..and I am confident that you too would like me to say thera before we part to-day.

I want first of all to congratulate all those who have won scholar- sups or prizes to-day. I still re- member what a thrill it was to me to realise that I had won a school prize, and I congratulate each of them very warmly.. I want you all to remember, however, that

worth having unless it prize is takes real effort to win it, and that

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is where every one of you plays his part. We can't all be prize winners. but we can all work hard and do our best, and in a class where every, boy strives to be first and the standard is corresponding- ly high the prize is really worth ΠΟ one need be wianing, and ashamed of not wining it.

STAFF CONGRATULATED Secondly I want to extend my Class to Class 4-Wong Yue very hearty congratulations to the Shing

Staff. On the conditions under

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Class 6 to Class Ng Kwox which they work and the lack of Cheur.g.

Class 7 to Class 6-Ng Shun Ngal. Class 8 to Class 7-Ng Shun Cheung.

Woo Hay Tong Scholarships (4): Class 5 to Class 4-Fong Chun Flu.

Class 8 to Class 5-Fung Yue Keung

Class 7 to Class' 6-Chau Put Ching

equipment which must handicap them all. I need add nothing to what your headmaster has said, but I want to say, and now that I have seen you I can confidently say, that they deserve the highest praise for the results that they have helped you to achleve. A good staff means a happy school. Į and obviously you have all of you cause to be thankful to each of

Class 3 to Class 7-Fok Ming your teachers. I hope I may be Koon.

SPECIAL PRIZES "Ralphu" Head Prefect Medal:- Hung Shek Chiu,

Machell Memorial Prize: B. Ahmed.

Special Prizes for English, Class 1-Tam King Kuen; Class 2-Woo Shing Chow: Class 3-Cheung Wing L

permitted especialy to thank the Chinese members of the Staff for thellr work. They are devotedly giving instruction and, what is even more important, education in the full sense of the word, to you boys in a language which is for- eign both to them and to you and when they see the results they, have achieved they have good rea-

Woo Lei Woon Translation son to be proud. Prizes:.

C. to E-Classes 1 and 2--Hung Shek Chiu.

Class 3-Leung Slu. Chun, Classes 4 and 5-Tam Ting Kon. E. to C-Classes 1 and 2-Ng Ching Ting.

Class: 3-Tang Wing Kat, Classes 4 and 5--LI Sik Lam. Prizes for Mathematics, Class Ng Hit Man; Class 2-Li Man Hung.

Prize for Literature:-Tam Ping Kuen.

History Prizes, Class I-Tam Kuen; Class 2-Yau Ka Pok; Class 3-Lo Tak Cheung.

Geography Prizes, Class 1-Tam Ping Kuen; Class 2-Woo Shing Chow: Class 3-Chow Shing Cho and Au Szo Him.

DISCIPLINE

And now I have only one more word to say. Your headmaster has spoken in high terms of the dis- cipline of the school. It is not à pleasant word, and it doesn't quite convey what I want to say to you. When I was a boy at school I think I would have defined 1-discipline as the painful punish- ment inficted when I was found out in something that it was often great fun to do. What I mean tu- day. is something rather different and perhaps I may call it respect for law and order. It doesn't pay in this Hfe to be unruly or selfish. You all know how in your football team the selfish player is not only a nuisance but a useless member of the side. The boy you want there is the boy who will play unselfishly as a member of the team," not wanting to score all the goals him- self but striving to do his best in combination with all the other members to ensure the victory of his side. That is a useful lesson ENGLISH CLASS PRIZES

throughout life.. the lesson of 1A: Wu Kel Hsu. 1B. O Ho Taing obedience, self control and un-, ZA. Woo Shing Chow, 28. Noor selfishness: the lesson that makes Ahmed, 20. Chiu Tu Cauen, 3A. Nga boy obey his parents, his teachers Bhun Keung. 3B. Leung Ka Kuen, and his elders and in after life all SC. Lam Tze Lap. 3D. Chung Chung those in authority: that makes him Kim, '4A. Cheuk Ming Tat, 4B. Lam love his country, his family and Chong To, 5A. Cheng Chung Bui, his friends and find his happiness 58. Ho Lap Cheung. 6A. Lo sit in a care Bun, 6B. Cheng Yik Fat, 6C. Wong others. If I thought that anything for the happiness of Wal Fat, A. Woo Tat Ning, 79.I have said this morning would Tong On Pong, 3B. Tong On Peng.impress that aspect of true educa- BA. Chan Chuen Ving, 38. Chan tion on you I would be more than Chu Chiu, 8C. Kwong Kwan Kit.

amply repaid for my coming here CHINESE CLASS PRIZES

this morning."

Urdu Prizes, Class 1-B. Ahmed: Class 2-Piara Singh Class 3 Naranjan Singh

Special Chinese Prizes, Classes 1-4-1st. Au Hung Cho; 2nd. To Nim Chee; Class 5-8-1st. Wong Yue Shing; 2nd. Lui Sau Pul.

1A.' Yue Shiu Kwan, ‘13. O HO Taing, 2A. Ng Ching Ting, 28. Tein

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think they are justified in carrying are certain people at the Zoo who

out any policy as long as it pays.

"A large number of us, however, belleve otherwise. As it la 1:0 person genuinely Interested in animals would go to the Zoo in the summer months."

Among the opponents of "Pets' Corner" is Sir Peter Chalmers Mitchell, Secretary to the Society until 1935. In his autobiography he writes: "I am very doubtful. If the making of wild animals into 'pets' should be encouraged, and to me at least it is distasteful to see children hugging and mauling wild animals”.

Opposition will be expressed, it, is expected, at the next business meeting of the Zoological Society. on November 17, and a review of the policy of the Society, it is understood, is to be demanded at the annual general meeting next April,

The present Secretary of the Zoo is Dr. Julian S. Huxley.

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