1932-03-30 — Page 23

THREE KINDS OF LOVE.

(Continued from Page 8.).

"Ana found the suitcase and sighed because of its scratches and dents and rough spots. She opened

TO PAY IN FULL.

THE

PROMISE TO CREDITORS OF KWONG HIP LUNG. There was a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Kwong Hip nose engineering and shipbuilding

HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1932.

ENGLISH IMPORTANT., time spent in this school may lead

to something further.

EXHORTATION TO UN

LONG STUDENTS. Speaking at the distribution of prizes at the Un Long Government

WEDDING ÅT THE CATHEDRAL,

THE DEAN OFFICIATES AT CEREMONY.

At St. John's- Cathedral yester- day afternoon, with Dean Swann

of Mr. Harry Charrington, Chief

and Miss Ann Lyen, daughter of Engineer of the 8.8. Kwong Tung,

Esau Lyen.

I muat also ofer

you some, advice In the matter of your

Chinese studies. As Chi- neso you must make good use opportunity provided in of the and acquire some knowledge of the school to read and write Chinese the bureau drawers in the east Lung, the well known local Chi- School yesterday, Mr. H. K. Woo, history and wisdom of your people. I officiating, the wedding took place

am told that everyone of you room and tosacil through their firm, yesterday afternoon at the stressed the importance of a know- scented contents. The bureau in office of the company in Con-ledge of the English language, before being admitted into this the cast room had served as her, naught Road Central when the without which, he said, it was not school has been four years at least hope cheat. So many of the things 'proceedings were presided over byponsible for a man, with only aj in a Chinese vernacular school, and Mrs. Martha Lyen and the late Mr.

knowledge of Chinese, to go far in that Chinese is taught in this she had thought pretty were edd Mr. Wong Cheuk-hin.

the the world and engage in many nur-school side by side with English. I know that most of you consider, and old-fashioned now. Imagine Mr. Wong explained

and quite rightly, that while you anyone's wearing a step-in the size creditors, that the company was suits.

are at school you should give your of this thing. It was large enough undergoing a voluntary liquidn-

best time and energy to the study for Rosalie. Hero was that sweet tion which moroly amounted to a changeable taffeta breakfaut cont change of management, and ac Clay cording to the financial position

of English in priority to your study

that Nelln had given her. must take it. She wouldn't? Well, of the Company he was. confident it could be tucked in when Cissy that all debts would be paid back wasn't watching. A little plle of in full, extra handkerchiefs. These fancy garters—"

to

Ceelly, kettle in hand, came to again, but the thuds continued: so the door and said, "The line she went to the foot of the stairs busy, I've tried and tried. Have and called to Cecily: you looked in my closet? Perhaps and rushed she didn't take it." away.

It was not in the closet. Ann

"I'll run over to the Hilla and get her. It's only a few blocks, and it will be easier than fussing nt this phone, and quicker. hurry."

I'll

went downstairs to the telephone Corlly atwwered, "Well-if you and listened to the small quick thuds that informed her Ermin- don't mind. Ermintrude's probably

She may talk trude was talking to a friend. She on the line. waited for

a few minutes, and night."

dialed the number again, and then;

(To br Continued.)

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Among those present were Mr. A. O. Brawn, Inspector of English Schools, and Mr. Lee King-Shum, Headmaster of the school, who read the report.

Mr. Woo in his address said. Mr. Brawn, Mr. Lee and Gentle

men,

It is an honour to be asked by the Director of Education to come here and distribute the prizes. It is also a great pleasure for a man from the city to visit this beautiful district and come amongst young people. We have all listened to the very satisfactory report of the Headmaster on the recent achieve ments of this school.

of Chinese,

Don't Overlook Chinese.

But I cannot impress upon you too strongly the advantages of a sound Chinese education. The best part of Chinese culture and Chinese traditions is to be found in Chinese booka. Learn to love these books.

The bride, who was given away by Mr. Edmund Lyen, looked charming in un exquisite Parts model dress made in heavy white graceful train of modern length French sultane and chiffon, with a and rich folds, made by Madamo J. Lebon. She carried a bouquet of Easter Lilies and Maidenhair Fern.

were Her bridesmaids

the MIRACA Nellie Chenalloy and Esther Lyen, the former being prettily dressed in shell pink taffeta and georgette, and the I cannot conclude without relatter in Nile green taffeta and minding you that you live in the georgette of the same fashion, also country among farmers and that made by Madame J. Lebon. They you must take every opportunity to carried bouquets of Sweet реля fearn about the fields, the crops, and and Maidenhair Fern. other occupations that are followed by those around you. It is said in "the Doctrine of the Mean" that I wish to congratulate the prize the superior man does what is pro- winners and their teachers; and at per to the station in which he is; the same time offer some advice. he does not desire to go beyond this. I should advise you to make stren- It is also said In "the works of the English Mencius" that E. Yin was a former ous efforts to learn language. With a knowledge of fin the lands of the prince of Sin, that langunge you can go far into delighting in the principles of the world and engage in many pur-You and Shun.

suits that are not possible for a China owes much to great men man who knows only Chinese. The who have come from country English language offers opportuni- towns; and I hope that some day ties such as no language does. But it will owe a lot to some great men to turn it well. is a big under-from Un Long School. Once more taking.

I wish to congratulate all those who have won prizes; and to those who have not, I say "better fuck next time."

Must Look Ahead.

You boys are probably aware that the complete course for a thorough school education in the

Mr. Brawn's Remarks. biggest Government schools in

Mr. A. 0. Brawn, Inspector of Hongkong, such as Queen's and English schools, in thanking Mr. King's, consists of eight classes.Woo saith: Assuming that you spend one year

On behalf of the

Un Long

in each class, it will take you elght School and the Education Depart

to-day.

The bride's mother was dressed in black crape-de-chine. with French lace and georgette, and with a black and white Rhinestone ornament, also made by Madame Lebon.

The Matron of Honour was Mrs. H. L. Fox, who was dressed in fawn crepe-de-chine, with Jace trimming, and hat and shnes to

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have passed your

You have for a number amount available for advertising examination in the 6th class are of years been a useful member of is very limited. I hope therefore Board of Education. You that any of your readers who are still a long way short of the stand-the ard attained by the last year in have been of great assistance on interested will make a note of the a secondary school. In saying this the legal side in the administra- dates on reading this letter and I am not trying to dishearten you, tion of the magnificent endow will need no further reminder. will be on Wednesdays, but rather to encourage you to fur-ment of your brother which pro- They ther efforts in the pursuit of your vides, every year, 87 scholarships April 13 and 20 at 9.20 p.m.

This time the harpsichord will to the Governmont schools of the Colony one of them being allott- not be used arid the programmes of plano ed to this school--and also many to will conslet entirely

trics by Mozart. Beethoven, You can take it from me that a non-Government schoola,

Schubert, Gretschaninow, Pizzet- NANKIN boy who has spent only three years I hope the boys of this schoolti and Marx. The prices will be NELLORE at the study of English cannot be will follow the excellent advice the same as before, $4.40 and of much use in the big world beyou have just given them. I hope, $3.30 including tax. yond Un Long. He cannot hope to too, they will take particular in- I would avain appeal especially read or write English with any terest in gardening, agriculture to the Portuguese and Chinese thing like case or securacy, and tree growing, nature study and all music-lovers in our midst, scarcely unless he keeps it up he will after matters pertaining to country life. one of whom came to the previous A short time forget what he has

I welcome here to-day the Head-concerts. Possibly it was thought learnt.

master of Yaumati School-the that only members of the Helenn

Study of English,

concerts are

It is therefore most desirable parent school of this, and the May could attend, no I would em- that the best boys who leave this leadmaster of Cheung Chau phasize that these Rchool should immediately join School which is similar in many open, to the public. some Government District school ways to this, although perhaps it such as the Government District provides more for Ashermen than School in Yaumati in order that the|farmers.

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