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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1930.

ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE BAZAAR.

GOVERNOR AT OPENING CEREMONY.

this afternoon. · Pafortunately the weather has very literally damped our plans and what was intended for a garden fete will have to be held indoors.

Generons Friends.

We must also gratefully acknow- Bad weather tried hard to spoil fledge the kindness, of the many the bazaar held at Bishop's House,firms and shops in the Colony, too St. Paul's College, yesterday, but many to enumerate now, which thank's to the unquenchable | have so liberally contributed to the enthusiasm of the organisers and supplying of our stalls with supporters, the elements failed articles of every Bort and descrip badly, the function resulting in a

great success,

GERMAN CABINET

OVERTHROWN.

RESULTS OF ADVERSE SOCIALIST VOTE.

Berlin, July 18. In consequence of the Raichstag adopting by 236 to 221 votes a So- cialist motion to anhul President Hindenburg's emergency decree, enacting the Government's financial tion, all of them useful and at-programme, the Reichstag dissolv tractive and most saleable.

ed this morning. A general election will be held in six weeks' time.

The scene was most colourful,

I think it is well worth while and there were attractions of every putting on records, as a further kind. In addition to the stalls con-proof of the well known generosity taining fancy and wholly useful of Hongkong firms that, at such a articles, aide-shows were in till time of exceptional trade depression swing, lucky fishing pools, hoop-la, we should have had such a ready guessing competitions, etc, all and generous response to our ap. coming in for their share of peal. How many firms have been patronage.

Fapproached I cannot at the moment The organisers of this effort, the any exactly but the number is quite chief object of which is to raise a considerable, Including as it does fund for the provision of a new the firms of at least six national Bishop's House, can be well satisfies, and in no case did we meet fied with the first, day's result of with a refusal. That I think the venture. This afternoon, at speaks well for the generosity of 4 p.m., it will be continued, the pro- Hongkong. gramme including a display by the 10th Hongkong Cubs.

With regard to our arrangements I might mention that the enter An additional attraction yestertainments planned for last night day was a programme of music by and the night before have had to the band of the Semerset Light be postponed to Monday and Tues Infantry, which proved a source day of next week. of delight to everyone present.

The bazaar was officially opened by His Excellency, Sir William Peel, who was accompanied by Lady Peel. They were met at the en- trance by the Hon. Mr. S. W. Tso, Rev. A. D. Stewart (Principal, St. Paul's College), Mr. P. S. Cassidy, Sir Joseph Kemp and the Rev. W. Walton Rogers.

After His Excellency had in- spected a guard of honour, formed by the St. Paul's Troop of Boy, Scouts, the opening ceremony was conducted in the house.

Red Letter Day.

The Hon. Mr. Tso addressed the gathering and said that that day would be marked in the annals of St. Paul's College as a red letter day, by the honour Sir William and Lady Peel had accorded them by coming there to open the bazaar, They were very grateful to Their Excellencies for their kindness in consenting to open the bazaar, the object of which was to raise funds to help the extension of the school. On behalf of the College Council and the members of the Extension Building Committee, he tendered to Sir William and Lady Peel their

heartiest welcome. (Applause).

Before he asked His Excellency to declare the bazaar open, Mr. Tso said he would ask the Rev. Mr. Stewart to say a few words about the School, which was the first educational institution in this Colony, since the British flag was unfurled here. Mr. Stewart was the Principal of the College until recently, and the great success of the College, was entirely due to his work. He had handed over the principalship to his brother, Mr. E. G. Stewart, but he would not rest until this extension scheme had succeeded, and he would still help them and take a great interest in

the College.

Two-fold Object.

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To-morrow afternoon the Bazaar will continue from 4 o'clock when there will be some. Items of musle and a short display by the Tenth Troop Hongkong Cubs at 5 p.m.

I should like to call your atten- tion to one stail which offers to parcel up your purchases and send them to any address for a small fee. Thus you will not be obliged to stagger home under the beavy load of your purchases.

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You will find tea served various rooms under the manage ment of many willling helpers.

A Redeeming Feature. A bazaur is usually 3 trouble some and vexatious

The overthrow of the Bruening Government is mainly due to the fact that the majority of German Nationals, under Dr. Hugenberg. voted for the Socialist motion Owing to Herr Bruening's rejection of Dr. Hugenberg's proposal that the Nationalists should be included in a coalition government against the Socialists gua chen spanking The Bruening Government will continue in office pending the election. Reuter.

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[It was reported on July 16 that there had been a farther develop ment in the quarrel over the Finance Bill. The Chancellor, Herr Bruening, abandoned in dis gust the debate on the Govern ment's financial policy after the Reichstag had rejected the first two articles of it. Subsequently an official communique announced that

1 Language of Holland. 5- Joy. 8 Stalk by virtue of Article 48 of the Con- stitution, the President declared 11 Practical joke. the financial programme law. The 12 In place of cellor to take this action, if the President instructed the Chan-necked birds.

15 Reichstag did not adopt the Gov-17 Expression of despair. crnment's finance proposals 19 Relationship. article 43 empowers the President 20 Pollute: to "take necessary

upt gift. maintain public security when it 23 Tiller.

seriously endangered. Such gress. nulled if the Reichstag demande measures, however, must be an-

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as anyway one redeeming feature and that is it reveals how much goodness of heart there is in the world. This bazaar is the out- come of much generosity and kind- ness on the part of many. It has involved much hard work cheer- fully given. It is not a thing that one wants to repeat at frequent in- tervals but it is something to look backward to with feelings gratitude and thankfulness.

HANDS.

THREATENED WITH EXECUTION.

Peking, July 18.

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the United States Consul at Foo-61

61 Revise for publication. ofchow, Mr. John Jr Muccio, accom- 62 Regretting.

panied by the British Consul, Mr. 64 Water course. launch to Yenpingfu about A. J. Martin, are proceeding by 65 Append a signature. Hundred miles up the Min River, 67 Welsh emblem. to rescue a cumber of British and American missionaries marooned within the area controlled by Lu Hsing-pang. the rebel leader menacing Foochow,

Mr. Stewart, Ladies and Gentle His Excellency said:---Dr. Tso, men. It gives me very great plea sure to declare your bazaar open this afternoon. I do not propose to detain yp long, as the chief ob- ject is not to give an opportunity for making long, speeches, but to get as much money as possible, in the quickest possible way, for a deserving cause

A Notable Year.

The Consuls, whose, launch fier the flags of their respective countries, have been promised safe conduct through the fighting lines by both sides.

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I had the opportunity of reading Efforts will be made by the an account of the proceedings of party to get in touch with the the 80th anniversary of this in- Misses Nettleton and Harrison, stitution, and was given an insight who were captured early this A scenic railway at Southend car to the ground below: The into your history. This is a very month. A letter signed by Mias was the scene of a thrilling escape car was travelling at full speed notable year for the institution, for Harrison, but dictated by her aged 20, of Hazelwood-grave was treated at the hospital, and from death. William Parsons, down a steep incline. Parsons it is not only the 80th anniversary captors, demands $100,000, to be of the original foundation, but the sent to the District Soviet Gov-London, N. W., fell 15ft. from was later able to go home. 21st birthday of the life of the ernment" within a fortnight, fail- The Rev. A. D. Stewart said: School. I understand that on twoing which both ladies would be Your Excellency, Ladies and occasions an attempt was made to shot.--Reuter." Gentlemen, There is no need for me change it to a theological training to dilate on the object of our institute, but it appears that its Bazaar. It must be already clear metier is really as a school. That to all that we have a two-fold ob- it has achieved great success, is, I jest which is really one, namely to may say, entirely due to the find another residence for the Stewart family, who have given Bishop of Victoria

in order that their services ungrudgingly and the school may invade his premises, unselfishly. (Applause). How much we shall need for the Evidence of the success can be completion of our scheme it is im-found in the fact that the numbers possible to say but it will probably in the Institution have increased be not far short of one hundred from 16, in 1909, to over 400 in thousand dollars, towards which we the present year. now have in hand, and in promises, something over thirty thousand dollars and we hope that this Bazaar will materially increase that amount.

Healthy Offspring.

It was reported on July 4 that communist bandits had captured the Misses Nettleton and Harrison of the Church Missionary Society Changan to Klenningfu, and de- as they were travelling from tained them to look after the sick, while demanding $100,000 for their release,

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as much as you can according to Although. It may be described as your capacity and generosity, to a youthful parent, it does, I under- an institution which has given stand, possess a healthy and pro-tremendous assistance and help in mising offspring, which emulates this Colony.

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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS-

By Blosser

I should like to voice the Bazaar Committee's grateful thanks to His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel for so kindly coming here this afternoon. The very promise of their coming has proved a real Incentive to all concerned, to make this effort as successful as possible. Our grateful thanks are also due to the Colonel and Officers of the you to come forward and give Mr. Stewart, they later made a

In a speech last March, Mr. Three cheers were raised for Southern said it was usual, when Sir William and Lady" Pecl,-after- somebody came of age, to give him which Her Ladyship was presented special gifts. I thoroughly endorag with a bouquet of flowers. Accom-

Mr. Southorn's suggestion, and ask panied by Dr. Teo and the Rev.

FLETCHER'S

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IN MAGNUM BOTTLES, DELIGHTFULLY FRAGRANT

AND REFRESHING.

THE PHARMACY

(FLETCHER & CO.LTD.)

A.P.C. Building.

Tel. 20345...

SURE-WELL, I GOTTA BE ON

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WELL -WELL- IM GLAD YOU GOT YOUR DOG

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