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(To The Editor of Hongkong Telegraph.]

Sir, The celebrated pianist, Molariwisch, is re-visiting this Colony, giving two recitals on 24th

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1928.

K.F.C. PRESENTATION.

TOKEN OF ESTEEM GIVEN

TO MIL B. PASCO,'

There was a large gathering of members at the Kowloon Football Club Pavilion last evening, the oc- casion being that singed for the pre- santation to Mr. Borin Pasco of u memento of his long association

with the organisation and his services a

player of no mean mexit for his The presentation, a chiming clock in which stated that it was given aj n oak, with a silver plato attached token of esteem for valuable services rendered to the Club, was made, by Mr. G. A. Walker, President. In making the presentation, Mr. Walker,

Mr. Paseo, we have asked you to

It behoves music-lovers to give their full support to an artist of his calibre, as they did to Miss Cecilia Hansen recently, and I trust they will turn up in force and thus componesto for the un-alds fortunate impression created by eet us here this evening to accept the poor attendances when 'ho.com the members of the Kowloon Football Club, a small souvenir to played here last year.

mark your long association with ed planist, and especially popular them, and our appreciation of your good services. It is the wholehearted and continual interest ef

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In Great Britain, being one of theer Bikes wourself that has the Free Storage period of One

fow instrumentalists capable of Alling the London Queen's Hall for a recital, and a great favourite at the Symphony and Promenade con- certs.

brought the Club to the proud posi-Week

on it holds to-day. On the playing field your powers are well known, and ed. here also you have largely contributed

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from accident which will preclude you further activity in the field, but trust you will retain for the Club, and that we shall often your old love see you here. May you and Mrs. Pasco long be apared to hear this clock striking the hours and may it often serve to remind you in the yeare to come of old and associate friends, and of many a game valiantly' won or as gallantly lost.

His Hongkong programmes are very attractive, including Beetho-ing to you ven's Waldatein Sonata, many Chopin and Liszt works, Preludes of Rachmaninoff, and works by Schubert, Debussy, Cyril Scott, Palmgren, Granados, Bavel, etc.

Booking opens at Moutrie's on 15th inst, and I hope that all music-lovers will keep the dates free and assure him on this occa- ision of a warm reception.-Yours,

ete.,

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Mr. Pasco replied, thanking *- Club and members in general, refers 1 to the early history of the organis tion, when, he said, there was little support and few players. Things had changed since then and now that the Club was sound financini

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