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UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG.

Engineering Examiners Report.

Mr N. Teesdale Mackintosh, Registrar of the University of Hongkong, sends us a copy of the report which has been sent to Bir Charles Addis, Chairman of the London Consultative Committee of the University, by the examiners in the University of London who were appointed assessore in the exumination for the Honours

MONDAY, MAY 2, 1921.

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

COLD STORAGE.

SAFEGUARD

Your Furs, Rugs, Carpets, Winter

Degree of B.Sc., Engineering, held Clothes, &c. by storing them in

in Hoogkong in May 1920,

It is not perhaps generally known, he adds, that, the Honours Dagrees in Engineering genoted by this University have always been awarded on the results issued by examiners from the University of London to whom the papers of the candidaten examined here bave been sent each year.

J

The copart is as follows.-

Imperial College of Sciones and Technology, City and Guilds Engineering) College. Exhibition Road, London 8. W, 7--Merch 8, 1021.

Dear Sir Charles Addis, The Honours R. Sc (Engineering? seripts and course work submitted to us us Assessore, reached us on December 14th, 1920,

The work of four Candidates wor submitted whose numbers and names as well as mendations are given Nutn-

QUE recom-

below:--

Naasie Recommen-

dation.

ber 401 Chun Wing Ching 1st. Cl..

Honoure 416 Sung Zau Youn Ist. Cl.

Jonmurs 312 Chuu u Nin 2nd. Cl.

HOBOUS 413 Lui Sun In 2nd. Cl.

Honours

We are pleased to say that the high standard reached in previous yeurs has been fully maintained! and this sprite epal to that of Landou University, The work of candidates 101 and 116 was ex cellent in all respects.--- Your furthfully.

(Sgd; S. M. Dixes, 11. A. Low, T. MaruER,

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KOWLOON BOWLING

GREEN CLUB.

Successful Opening Day.

The well-kept greens of the

Three hearty cheers were given for the ladies,

Representatives of the various Clubs expressed thanks for the pleasant afternoon provided and wished the Bowling Green a most) successful season,

The results of the competitions;

Bowling Green. Henderson

It was the opening Weir

Dixon Hedley

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"I developed rheumation fol-Kowloon Bowling Green Club pre-were as under:-- lowing exposure to a storm while sented a busy scene on Saturday Taikoo I was in a badly run-down con-afternoon. dition, and had severe pains from day of the season. The greens Muirhead the tips of my fingers to the end tennis courts

were fully Morrison region of my heart,. My hands swelled and there was a constant it was generally agreed that it was Police

occupied the whole afternoon and weatherspoon numbness in my fingers. My

the most successful and enjoyable Knight legs swelled and the joints became inflamed and throbbed with pain. opening day the Club had ever ex-Reid Sometimes the pains almost die-perienced.

Cooper Fully 150 persons attended and Clark appeared but returned with in- creased fury. My back ached watched with interest the competi-K.C.C. almost constantly and I became tions. Representatives were pre-Purvis

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During the afternoon refresh- Rose a telegram dated 26th inst. from do not come up to a sharp focus have in a great many years. Dr. front of the Club House by lady their London Office that on or in the eye, these musclos exert Williams pink pills proved the friends.

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be received for New 34% Con- to see clearly in spite of the very remedy I needed and I have

The following were the winners version Loan redeemable 1961 into defect. These muscles tire and recommended them to my bofere calling upon Mrs. Lapsley of spoons on the scratch rinks:- which National War Bundema-relax causing the objects looked turing on or before 1st September at to become blurred and indis-

If you are troubled by rheu-to present the spoons, made a short Langley, Nicholls, Oxberry and 1925 may beconverted asfollows: tinct. Upon closing the eyes formatism, sciatica, lumbago, or any address in which he cordially wel-Jack; Gourlay, McLaggan, Hun- £163 for £100 National

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Mr. D. Keith expressed thanks to

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