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“GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS.”
CEREMONIAL OPENING OF KING’S COLLEGE.
H.E. THE GOVERNOR’S CONGRATULATIONS.

An important event to the educational world of the Colony took place yesterday when H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G., officially opened the new buildings of King’s College at Bonham Road. Over two thousand guests and patrons of the College were present.
King’s College is the outgrowth of the Saiyingpun School and its history dates back to 1879. In these remote days, the school had very few students and it was only after 12 years that the school had an attendance of 110. It then grow and prospered, until it was found necessary to enlarge the school and put it on a matriculation standard. The King’s College is the result – so far.
The building was completed over a year ago, and was occupied by the military when part of the Shanghai Defence Force was stationed in the Colony. It was turned over to the Royal Army Medical Corps for a hospital.
There was a large and representatives gathering by the College gate to await the arrival of H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi, K.C.M.G. Among those noticed were H.E. Major-General C.C.Luard (G.O.C.), the Bishop of Victoria (Dr. C.R.Duppuy, D.D.), Mr. A.E.Wood (Director of Education), Bishop H.Valtorta, the Hon. Sir Henry Pollock, K.C., the Hon. Sir Shou-Son Chow, the Hon. Sir Joseph Kemp, K.C., the Hon. Mr. E.D.C.Wolfe, C.M.G., the Hon. Mr. H.T.Creasy, C.B.E., the Hon. Mr. J.Owen Hughes, the Hon. Mr. R.A.C.North, Dr. Moore, the Vice-Chancellor of the Hong Kong University and Mr. A.Morris (Headmaster).
Sir Cecil Clementi arrived at 3 p.m. from Government House accompanied by his A.D.C. (Capt. A.J.W.Whyte). The band from the King’s Own Scottish Borderers, was in the garden of a house opposite to the College, and the Governor’s flag was hoisted on the College flagstaff.
The key of the building was handed to H.E. Sir Cecil by Mr. Morris who said that it was a great honour to have His Excellency to open the College’s building.
After the building had been thrown open Sir Cecil entered the building followed by those who had received him at the entrance. The Assembly bell was then rung, and Sir Cecil and those with him took their place on the platform, the Queen’s Division of Boy Scouts and Ambulance Brigade standing at attention as the Governor passed.
A miniature ceremonial key, a replica of the one with which the building was opened, was presented to Sir Cecil who was then invited by Mr. Morris to unveil the School Shield presented by the late Mr. Chan Shek Shan. The shield (from Mappin and Webb) represents a “Rising Sun” on a red background. A photograph of the late Mr. Chan Shek Chan, who was also the donor of a scholarship was then unveiled.
Mr. A.Morris, the Headmaster of the College, then read his report following which cheers were called for H.E. the Governor, for the visitors, the headmaster and the school.

THE HEADMASTER’S REPORT.
To-day is an auspicious occasion in the annals of educational progress in Hong Kong, marking as it does the long delayed official opening of yet another school; a school to be known by the proud title of King’s College, which is to provide for higher education up to the Matriculation Standard.
Some ten years ago, Dr. Lim likened our University to a light-house. If this simile is true, then King’s College is one of the many beacon buoys marking the navigable channel and approach to that light-house.
To your, Sir, the College is indebted for its name, for you will recollect that in March, 1926, when you visited the building in its incomplete state, you selected the style King’s College, a title of which we all can be justly proud.
It is my sincere hope that each student will strive to “Live up” to, and justify its regal signification, and all that is implied thereby.
At this juncture it will be of interest to trace the past history and development of the Saiyingpun School, of which King’s College is the outgrowth, exemplifying the proverb, “Great oaks from little acorns grow.”
Saiyingpun School dates back to 1879, in which year the Government decided to establish a free school at West Point, and appointed as the first headmaster, Mr. Fung Fu, a returned student from America.
The school was accommodated in Nos. 35, 37, 39 and 41, Third Street, the upper floors being occupied by Punti Scholars, and the lower by Hakka pupils. Later English was taught to both sections without distinction.
Like the child Samuel, the school grew and prospered and after 12 years, the number in attendance had reached 110. The late Dr. Eitel was instrumental in inducing the Government to erect a more permanent building which contained four class rooms, on the site of the existing Vernacular Middle School, a spot which had been used hitherto as a rubbish heap, or in local parlance,- Lap Sap Tan.
Mr. Fung retained the headmastership until 1903, when he retired on pension. Mr. Fung is with us to-day, hale and hearty, and a witness to the fruit of his pioneering.
Mr. W.H.Williams succeeded to the headship in the same year, and remained at Saiyingpun until 1905, when he was transferred to the Victoria School which came into being at this time.
My tenure of office dates from June of that year.
The following figures are instructive and illuminating:- For 1905 the average attendance was 51.6 and fees were $754; For 1906, attendance was 92.1 and fees $1,907. The figures for 1907 were 216.0 and fees $4,496, and for 1908, 296.9, and $6,704.
The success of the school being now assured, – at one time it was proposed to close it down – the building was enlarged by the addition of six new class rooms; fees were increased to $3 a month, and classes were limited to 40.
The year 1909 which marks the apex of attendance in the old building, saw the addition of two matsheds to the Class room accommodation, and although intended for temporary use they served for teaching purposes for a period of 16 years.
In that year, the average attendance reached 403.0, and fees for the same period totaled $9,152.
Thus, in the brief space of four years, numbers had increased eight fold.

Pioneer Lady Teacher.
Yet another phase dates from this year. The transfer of Mrs. Morris from the post of headmistress at Victoria British School to Saiyingpun in September, 1909, marked a new era, not only in the history of Saiyingpun School, but in the education of Chinese boys in Government schools in Hong Kong, for Mrs. Morris is the pioneer lady teacher. Lord Lugard, then Sir Frederick-Lugard, speaking of this innovation, i.e., the introduction of lady teachers into boys’ schools, said, “I am sincerely glad to hear from the Director of Education that the experiment has proved a success.”
The experiment was extended to Queen’s College and the other Government Schools, and to-day each counts one or more lady teachers on its staff. The success attained at Saiyingpun was due very largely Mrs. Morris’s loyal co-operation.
The year 1910 marks yet another advance in the staffing arrangements, for at this time the first English assistant master was appointed.
One of the earliest references to an entirely new building is contained in the answer to a question put by Sir Henry Pollock at the introduction of the budget on October 24th, 1917.
In reply H.E. the late Sir Henry May recognized the necessity of providing a new building on a new site.
The following year on October 18th, 1918, the late Mr. P.H.Holyoak in his Budget speech referred to the advantages and inadequacy of the old building and pressed for a new one, and his remarks were endorsed by the late Mr. Ho Fook and the late Mr. Chan Kai Ming, the two Chinese representatives on the Legislative Council at that time.
Sir Claud Severn in reply held out hopes of removal to a larger and better site, but it was not until 1921 that the Director of Public Works stated in the Legislative Council in reply to Mr. A.O.Lang that an exchange of land was being negotiated. This exchange was carried through, and in 1923 work on the foundations and retaining walls was started. In April, 1924, the contract for the superstructure was let.

Main Features.
To numerate briefly the main features of this building, King’s College contains 29 class rooms, a physics laboratory, a chemistry laboratory, library and museum, art room, gymnasium, great hall, cinema projecting room, workshop, covered playground, photography room, swimming pool and sand filter, and storage tank; lavatories and cloak rooms on each floor; staff rooms, headmaster’s and clerk’s offices, and sanitary arrangements of the latest and most approved type.
The equipment is not yet complete. The gymnasium and workshop need apparatus, which it is hoped to provide this year.
I wish to remind our many Chinese friends and patrons, that while a benevolent and paternal Government provides for the running expenses of this institution, there is much that they can do. The boards upon these walls indicate that a few scholarships have been endowed but more and yet more are required.
Mr. Fung Ping Shan has promised to equip the Chinese section of the library, while from other benefactors, donations have been received, certain of which have been expended on the English side of the library.
A gift which is highly appreciated is the latest edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica the gift of Mr. H.W.Ray, manager of the Hong Kong Amusements, Ltd., and a former assistant master at Saiyingpun School.
In conclusion the Government and the Colony generally are to be congratulated on possessing such a super building, a building with scarcely an equal anywhere.
The Duke of York School at Dover, the latest and most up-to-date of the Army Schools, is deficient in many of the features embodied here and surpasses this College only in respect of its playing grounds of which there is a real and urgent need in Hong Kong.
A school which has accommodation for 900 students should be considered by the Recreation Grounds Committee when allotments are made.
While there appears to be no hope of amelioration in the immediate future, an eye must be kept on the possibilities of laying out a football recreation ground at Pokfulam, or even as far afield as Aberdeen, which locality is served by buses and launches, and is accessible.
The Siamese Prince who went over the school in December, 1926, was much impressed with what he saw, and like the Queen of Sheba who after viewing the Temple at Jerusalem was constrained to say “The half has not been told.”
The students too are to be congratulated on being permitted to attend such a fine school, replete with all necessaries and comforts.
Here I would add a word of warning and exhortation to guardians and pupils:- the unswerving loyalty of all is demanded – loyalty to the Government and the school – and it is sincerely hoped that no one will through any ill considered act or advice, being discredit upon the escutcheon of King’s College.

H.E. THE GOVERNOR’S REPLY.
TRIBUTE TO MR. AND MRS. MORRIS.

Amid loud cheering Sir Cecil rose to reply. He said:-
Mr. Headmaster,- I rejoice with you that the official opening of King’s College, so regrettably delayed, has at last been accomplished and I wish the school a long, honourable and successful career. The career of the school under another name and in other premises has already been a long one, dating back to 1879. Next year, therefore, it will celebrate its jubilee. Its career hitherto has also been honourable and successful, especially so since in 1905 you, Mr. Morris, became its headmaster. It was a fortunate circumstance that four years later your wife, Mrs. Morris, joined the staff of the school. You and she have been its father and mother and under your parental care and guidance the school has expanded form an average attendance of 51 pupils in 1905 until the present year, when 700 pupils are on its roll. I congratulate you on this fine achievement and I am very glad that, while you are still headmaster, the school has now been worthily housed.
King’s College bears a proud name. It has the finest school buildings in the Colony, and it has a headmaster of proved ability assisted by a capable staff. Under very favourable auspices it now enters on a new era in its history and I wish it a right royal future of usefulness and beneficence.

THE ASSEMBLY.
The main hall of the College was packed, no fewer than two thousands guests and patrons of the College being present. Among the guests were: Mr. J.A.Fraser, Mr. T.F.Claxton, Mr. W.J.Carrie, Sir Eric Stuart Taylor, Mr. E.Ralphs, Mr. C.P.de Martin, Mr. A.E.Wright, Col. Bostock, Capt. Charnock, Professors Hinton, Finn, Brown, Simpson and C.W.Wang, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Wynne Jones, Mr. McElderry, Mr. B.Wylie, Dr. Smalley, Father Byrne, Mr. Ho Kom Tong, Mr. Kwok Siu Lau, Mr. Woo Hay Tong, Dr. S.W.Tso, Mr. Ip Lan Chuen, Mr. Li Yik Mui, Mr. Wong Ping Shan, Mr. Chan Pek Chuen, Mr. Fung Ping Shan, Mr. Li Yau Tsuen, Mr. Ng Wah, Mr. T.N.Tsau, Mr. C.Y.Wong, Mr. Lai Chai Hsi, Mr. Au Tai Tin, Mr. Tang Siu Kin, Dr. Ma Luk, Mr. Wong Kwong Tin, Mr. Li Ping, Mr. Fung Heung Chuen, Mr. Leung Pak Yue, Mr. Chau U Ting, Mr. Lee Hysan.

The Reception.
A reception was held afterwards amid firing of a long string of crackers. Sir Cecil and his party were entertained to tea in the Art Room of the College, while the visitors were entertained in the gymnasium and in the library. The K.O.S.B.’s band played during the tea party.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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