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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JUNE. 7, 1930.

THE TUTORIAL INSTITUTE.

TENTH ANNIVERSARY. CELEBRATED.

In celebration of its tenth an- niversary, the staff and students of the Tutorial Institute held a con- cert at the Hop Yat Hall yesterday evening, when opportunity was also taken by the Principal, Mr. N. H. Fok, B.Sc., to present his annual report.

The concert programme consist- ed of both European and Chinese music, those taking part including a number of students of tho In- stitute. A feature was a one-nct Chinese play by Miss Pak Chu-lan, which evoked loud applause.

CHANGES IN THE

N.Y.K. FLEETS.

TWO NEW MOTOR SHIPS READY FOR SERVICE

CHINESE VIEWS ON TAXATION.

FAILURE OF TWO NATIVE BANKS.

When the two new N.Y.K, motor The threat of additional taxa- ships Terukun! Maru and the Yasu- tion, the collapse of a local Chi- kuni Maru are ready for service, there nese Exchange and the failure of will be many changes in the N.Y.K. at least two prominent native fleets running to Europe and All banks, all go toward having a tralia. Three of the vessels at pre- sent on the European service will be damaging effect on local trade. taken off and replaced by these two In Chinese circles the outlook is new motor ships, while the former will very gloomy. take the place of the three that are now on the Japan-Australla run.

The s.s. Kitano Maru, which is unt her, 40th trip from Japan to Europe, will, on her arrival in Japan on June 22, complete 20 years' service on this run. She will be reconditioned either in Yokohama or Kobe after which he will be transferred to the Aus- for the occasion, was prettily de-tralian service in place of the Kaga

Mieru.. corated with flags and bunting.

The Hop Yat Hall, specially lent

The two other steamers which will be transferred from the European to the Australian service are the Kamo Mart and the Atsuta Maru, these re- placing the Tanga Maru and the Aki to staru respectively. It is hoped complete these changes. by the end of the year.

A prominent official of the Chi- nese General Chamber of Com merce, whose opinion was sought by a representative of the Press yesterday, said that he could not see to what extent the Hong- kong Government would benefit by an increase in taxation at this juncture of unprecedented trade depression. What would happen would certainly be a general in- crease in rents and commodities all round.

Mr. Fok's report was as follows: The Institute was started in January, 1921, with the aim of

Furthermore, taxation would helping students preparing for the

have detrimental effect on those local examinations and the entrance

money Chinese capitalists with examinations of universities and

from Canton and the interior colleges in Shanghai and Canton. A etudent could select certain sub-.

The Kitano Maru will leave Yoko- parts of Kwangtung and Kwang- to invest it in ject or subjects which he was weak hama on her first trip to Australia in si who desired in and classes were formed to suit August and will call at this port land and property in Hongkong both teachers and students. Thus on August 18. The Atsuta Maru will and the New Territories. A gen- the Institute was started with 15 be the next to follow, but the Kamo eral slump in the value of land boys ut 15 Caine Road. The num-will make another voyage to Europe

affect the revenue of the Govern- ber increased up to 45 when the In- and will not be able to leave Aus- and property in Hongkong, would stitute removed to 31A. Caine Roadtralia until the beginning of 1981.

Of the two new motor ships which ment from Crown land sules. year. In Feb- in July the same ruary 1922 an extension was made are to join the European fleet of the on the top floor of 27B Caine Road N.Y.K., the Terukuni is now ready for and the number of boy's was at once service and will leave Yokohama on risen up to the limit-namely 86 her malden voyage on June 30. The ers and shop-keepers complaining

with 10 boarders. Applications for admission came in continually, but they had to be refused for lack of

accommodation.

Expansion.

Yasukunt will follow later.

The other N.Y.K. vessels on the pan-European run are the Kashima Maru, Katori Maru, Suwa Maru, Fushini Maru, Hakone Maru, Haruna Maru, Hakozaki Maru, and Hakusan Maru.

The Chinese Chamber of Com- merce had from time to time re- ceived letters from Chinese, trad-

about the high cost of rent in the Colony and during the last few days had been flooded with letters regarding the proposal to increase taxation.

The present trade outlook in It is understood that nothing has Hongkong is easily the worst ex- been decided us what to do with the perienced for the last twenty Kaga Maru, the Tango Mart and the years, surpassing even the period Aki Maru when they have been re- of political strikes and seamen's placed by the Kitano, Kame and Atsuta, but there is a probability that troubles, said a Chinese banker. they will be transferred to the Japan-He added that not only were many native banks hard hit by India service.

the sensational fluctuations on the exchange and the crash at the but Chinese Exchange,

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For two and a half years we had to be contented with this number. However, early in September, 1924, when a block of new. building was just completed in Wing Wa Terrace, Hospital Road four flats at Nos, 9 and 10 were at once taken, and a Junior School from classes 3 to 8 was formed: Within a week 96 new boys were enrolled. For the. sake of direct and better manage graduate Miss A. M. de Remedios local ment the Junior School was re was graduated in the Hongkong trade generally was depressed. Our informant said that the im- moved in December, to 44C and 440 University with a B. A. degree. Caine Road, opposite to the mother At present 10 of our students are port trade with Kwangtung bad school. Girls were admitted to the studying in the Hongkong Univer-stopped on account of the low sil- Senior and Junior Classes in 1923-1sity, about 10 are in the Lingnan ver value and many Chinese im- University, Canton, and over 10porters who had ordered goods are in the universities in Shang. from abroad had lost enormous hai. Mention must be made of sums of money.

girl graduate in The Yin King University, Peking, two students in a University, in Japan, 4 in France and 6 in the US.A.

Sports.

25. In the early part of 1925 the Institute had the highest numbers of boys---295.

re-

In 1927 the Institute was moved to the present building 78, Peel Street, off Caine Road.

The Institute takes every

op.

The failure of two native banks

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which had extensive business con- nexions with firms in Hongkong and Shanghai, caused a mild sen- sation in local banking circles.

Concerning the crash at the Chinese Exchange the S. C. M. one. At a time for a period of portunity to encourage sports nine months the Institute was pay-activities. Swimming picnics havePost representative was informed

Friday, 20th June. 3 pming for rent alone 3976 per month been frequently held during the that the suspension of quotations was still in for 7 flats in Caine Road and over summer, Ping-Pong has been the force and it was not expected that

for "Double Eagles"

Saturday, 5th July.. 3 p.

$1800 per month for teachers, 4 of most popular indoor game while the dispute between the two par-

LONDON, MARSEILLES, ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM vis 3 pm whom were B.A. and 4 B.Sc., one the Institute keeps one Volley

Singapore, Penang, Colombo & Suez. ties would be settled in the near doctor of Chinese and 5 assistant Ball team, one basket ball

Fushiini Maru

Saturday, 14th June at 8 cm. teachers for the Junior School.

Hkuozaki Maru.

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I would like to take the op- portunity to mention that the In- stitute has been a self-supporting

Thurs 12th June at

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al

Successful Students.

team

future.

This total of over $2,700 a month and one football team. This year was no easy task for a private and it has been decided to organized a Water Polo Team. In 1926 our self-supporting school to perform.

senior basket ball team joined present Hongkong in the National the School League and finished as Athletic Meet, held in Hangchow

last year

we in April last, and three of the runners-up but succeeded to win the shield. In above were chosen to represent

in

Far Eastern the was China 1927 our volley ball team champion in the School league. Olympiad recently held in Japan. To sum up, I may say that the In the same year 4 of our team were chosen to represent Hong-Institute has done what it can to cultivate its students kong against Canton in an inter- do port volley ball match. This year morally, intellectually and physi- 7 of our students-Chan Chan- cally, and it is hoped that a per- hing, Kwok Fung-sun, Ip Yan-manent site for a school and play Tak-ground can be obtained to carry sur, Leung Kit-tong, Chiu

Taang its functions to the utmost ex- wing, Lo Man-pan, and

re- tent. King-chuen were

While some of our students aim the local University, many others aim at the universities in Shanghai and Canton. In 1927 our first graduate Mr, J. T. Ho

of came, out

the Chi Chee University, Shanghai, with a B. A. Degree and in 1928. Mr. Lai See- chim was graduated in the Chung Shan University, Canton with II. B. degree, he has since been a judge in the Chung Fa District In January last our first girl

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