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SCHOOL SPORTS.

St. Stephen's College.

At the conclusion of the sports the prizes were distributed by Mra, Severn.

Rev. W. H. Hewitt expressed the very great pleasure it afforded the |Committee responsible for the sports that Mrs. Severn had BO kindly consented to give away the prizes, and expressed apprecia tion to her also for cheering: the candidates in the various events. Her presence amongst them was really part of the sports | as well as as distributor of prizes, and he could assure her they deeply appreciated her kindness. (Applause).

Mr. F. A. Britton (Chairman of the Committee) read out the list of successful competitors. He mentioned that unfortunately he had not had suflicient time to work out the rightful owners of the prizes. No competitor was allowed to take more than three prizes besides championship medals, but he proposed that they should be distributed to the win- ners and then allotted afterwards. The junior championship had been won by Woo Ka Hok, the runner up being Hsu Hon Lay, and the senior championship by Hung Huai Chaug and Ng Han Sin, who were level on points,

Mrs. Severn having distributed the prizes, the Rev. W. H. Hewitt said they had come to the end of TER very successful meeting and an auspicious prize-giving. Un- fortunately in the past rain had somewhat interfered with their jannual sports, but he thought they could not have had better weather than that experienced that day. Mr. Hewitt expressed thanks to the donors of prizes and to Mrs. Severn.

Mrs. Severn was presented with a beautiful bouquet by the win- ners of the senior championship, who called for three hearty cheers which were lustily given.

His Excellency the Officer Ad- ministering the Government (Dr. Claud Severn, C.M.G.), speaking on behalf of his wife, returned thanks for the cordiality of the reception given Mrs. Severn. He could assure them that his wife and himself had greatly enjoyed the sports. He thought they must be very glad they had had such a splendid day. One of the first people. he saw when he arrived again. As Mr. Thomas, though was his old friend Mr. McPherson, be has played so well and got who seemed never to mind how into the semi-final, has missed hot a day it was but was always securing

to the fore in helping on such oc- which A prize, think ho deserves, have easions is that. His great know-

1 pleasure in announcing that ledge of all matters athletic must A. J. Osmund, the Colony's new am giving him a special prize. have been a very great help to the con-masters. (Hear hear). His Ex- billiards champion, gave a fur-It now remains for me to ther demonstration of his quality gratulate the winners and also cellency, proceeding, said that one last night at the Palace Hotel, in the

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handicappers and the final for the handsome cups organisers for donated by Mr. Ho Kom Tong. tournament to so sucessful His opponent was Sergeant Major termination. Stroud. Osmond owed 200 points these

were:

it

the point of great interest to him was bringing the that St. Stephen's College was one of the best feeders in Hongkong Gentlemen, with of the University (applause), and, remarks I have now he was sure

that some of the taking part in the various events that The prizes and their winners day would distinguish itself also

way when in, an academic First, Cup valued at $200, Mr. reached the University. Mr. Chan A J. Osmund.

Kwan Po, who had taken his de- Runner-up, Cup valued at $100,

gree in Arts at the University. Sergt. Major Stroud.

Third Prize and Prize for high one of their 'old scholars, was, he est break (66), Mr. E. Guimaraes, understood, proceeding to

-Consolation Prize to the fourth Straits Settlements where he had accepted an appointment in one semi-finalist, Mr. R. Thomas.

of the scholastic institutions at

and Stroud 200. The latter play-much pleasure in distributing the material they had seen ed well, but Osmund made light prizes. werk of the hundred points handi- cap and ran out, winner by 250- 145. He was a great form, andi the match was voted an excellent one by the spectators despite the champion's easy victory. Os- mund's best effort was 56. He con-

piled also 49, 42, 38, 34, 31, 17, 17, 16 and 15. Stroud made 25, 24, 21, 21, 20, 19, 19, 15.

The tournament has been very

the

At the conclusion of the match, Mr. Ho Kom Tong, the donor, popular and successful, and the Singapore. He was sure they all handed the cups to the winners.next one will be looked forward congratulated him, but it would be

He said I am highly honoured by being asked to give away the prizes this evening. It is a real pleasure to me to do so, as 1 was

to with keenness.

a great loss to St. Stephen's when he went. His Excellency made a humourous reference to Mr. Britton's speech regarding the allotment of prizes, expressing the Sir John Norton-Griffiths, opinion that the solemn process younger days, and even now, I M.P., who was fined 10s. and of making the students disgorge

a keen player of billiards in my

of

THE EXPLANATION.

an appreciative spectator costs at Brentford for failing to would be accomplished without

good A

game, such

as produce his motor licence, wroto any great disturbance. (Laughter). the one we have just witnessed. that the omission was due to an Rev. W. H. Hewitt announced i a proof of my keenness, oversight, and added: The that acting on the suggestion of

AB

I Inay Bay that I might | man who was responsible for Mrs. Severn he proposed to give? consider entering for the next looking after these things had the students a holiday the follow tournament, but for the fear that been dismissed, and is now pro-

Ling day.

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it would most likely put too great bably drawing unemployment Cheers for Mr. Britton and the a strain on the ingenuity of the pay from this very liberal Gov. Warden concluded the proceed ship)-1, Hung Huai Chang; 2, Ko. handicappers to deviso a means ernment."

in

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WHEN A MAN'S FORTY,

Results.

Ng Hau Sis.

Kindergarten Race (50 yards). of abridging the gulf between my

Small Boys' Mathematics Race.-1, Phoebe Naidu; 2, Ruth Naidu; standard of play and that of the skilful players

taking part

Junior 120 Yards (Champion-Lee Keng Jin; 2, Kwok Wing 3, Hope Lim.

Kwong.

Open Mile Handicap Race,-1, the tournament.-(laughter)

abip).-1, Woo Ka Hok; 2, Chan Pressure of time has pra. if he has not previously worn Pak Chuen

Junior Long Jump (Champion-Hsu Hau Lay; 2, Li Hing Cheung. Putting the Shot.—1, Mak Kwok vented mo from attending the glasses, he should lose no time in

Senior 120 Yards (Championship)-1, Woo Ka Hok; 2, Hou

Han Lay. tournament as often as I should having his sight properly teated.

Ping: 2, Wong Chu Kin. have liked, but I have followed If he has worn them, he should ship).-1, Ng Hau Sin; 2, Mak

Senior 440 Yards (Champion-

Junior Hurdle Race,-1, Hung the progress of the games in the make quite sure by a scientific Kwok Ping.

Open 100 Yards.-1, Hung Huai Mak Kwok Ping.

ship)-1, Hung Huai Chang; 2, Huai Chen; 2, Lim Chuen Leung, papers very closely. We are all test that his glasses do not want

Senior Hurdle Race-1; Hung grateful to Mr. Oxberry for altering. This is important. Up Chang; 2, Mak Kwok Ping.

Small Boys' 100 Yards-1, Lim Yue Man Kwang; 2, Wong Boon) Form Flag Race.-1, Form 5.

Old Boya' Race 220 Yards.--1,Huai Chang; 2, Ng Hau Sin. having so kindly thrown open to the age of forty the muscles of his hotel for the contest, and for the eyes will sometimes make up Seow Chuen; 2, Lee Keng Jin.

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Junior Cup Winner-Woo Kai Junior Half Mile-1, Hau Han Hok; runner up, Heu Han Lay.

Senior Cup Winners.-Hung Senior Half Mile-1, Hung Husi Chang and Ng Han Sin.

Cup for half mile Race (givan Open Bicycle Race (7 forlange). by Mr. Kwak Djoen Eng).-Hung Senior 220 Yards (Champion---1, Hsu Han Yol; 2, Kwok Siang Husi Chang.

over the entrance fees amounting forty, the elasticity of these ship).-1, Hung Huai Chang: Race.-1, Lim Leow Chuen; 2, Lee tion.-Hung Huai Chang's team.

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