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LOCAL DIOCESAN
CONFERENCE.
CONSTITUTION OF LOCAL BODY UNDER DISCUSSION.
FIRST SESSION HELD.
The first session of the Church of England Diocesan Conference 'was held at the Cathedral Hall yesterday, when the Dean, the Very Rev. Alfred Swann, propos- ed the introduction of a new Con- stitution to the Conference, which was seconded by Rev. C. B. Shanu.
The meeting considered the items in the new, Constitution fully, and when the conference rose, the Constitution was not yet adopted, there being several de- tails still to be discussed and: adjusted.. taken
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In his presidential address the Rt. Rev. C. R. Duppuy, Bishop of Vic toria, drew attention to the move- ment towards unity. the ment towards self-consciousness In the younger Churches of the Orlent and the movement towards administrative reform within the Church. He expressed the hope that during the conference" they might catch some truer vision of what Christ's Church on earth both in Hongkong and throughout the world might become.
Addressing the gathering. the President said:
Brethren of the Clergy and of the Laity: It is my privilege to bid you welcomo to this Confer ence. In the nature of things it but I can only be a small one, would remind you that the in- fluence of a Conference need never We be in proportion to its size. ure to consider two main points; the constitution of the Conference itself and the Church of England Trust Ordinance with all the points that arise in connexion therewith: Before we come to consider these I want to suggest n background in the light of which we should pp- proach these subjects.
Vast Changes,
Vast changes are taking place. in the world around us. Vast changes are taking place in the Church; and if our Church work out here is to be well done it must be related to the general trend of things.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929.
solved. It will be solved if we are utterly dedicated to the war vica of God in the fellowship of Christ's sufferings and in the power of His Resurrection."
taught in Holy Scripture, band- od down and safeguarded in the Nicene and Apostles' Creeds and. confirmed' in the experience of the Church; united also in the (2) use of common sacraments
Administrative Reform. and in (8) the acceptance of a common ministry which must be
Some of you may think those universally recognised; agreeing also that that ministry must be other movements touch us only in an episcopal ministry minis directly but I am persuaded that try based on episcopal ordina-they will touch us more and more tion--though it must also recog-This movement towards adminis- nise, side by side with the Epistrative reform touchos us more copate, the position of the Presby-Immediately in the subjects which terate and of the Congregation. will come before us in this Con- No Anglican can easily object to ference. the provision that the acceptance of the Episcopate should not be
RADIO BROADCAST: JAPANESE STUDENTS.
THE LOCAL PROGRAMME...
FOR TO-DAY.
tions, for the consideration if the Bishop, with regard to a possible re-constitution of the Church of Conference. England Diocesan The Bishop received the sugges tions, and himself embodied Prem in the first draft of a new Con- stitution which he brought before A further Clergy Conference on broadcast today from the Govern October 2. As a result of augment Broadcasting Station &B.W.
on 350 metres, gestions then put forward same more amendments were made.
The following programme will be
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DEMONSTRATE FOLLOWING A PORITICAL MURDER.
Tokyo, Mar. 7. During the post mortem axamian- tion on Mr. Senji Yamamoto, who Was nasassinated on March 5, which was conducted at the Imperial Uni- ersity, about seventy students as- sembled outside shouting Com mudistic slogans and singing re- volutionary songs.
Earlier in the day, quantities of:
handbills condoling with Yama
6.30 p.m. Lecture, relayed from The Institute of Engineers and Ship During the last few weeks the builders,
"Gold in the Tropica,* ̈ The possibility of manufactured relationship of the revised Uloce- san Conference to the V: D. A weather, by Prof, C. A. M. Smith, and Ching Missionary Associa M. Sc., His Excellency Sir Cecil On the authorities hurrying to and come forward, and, said Clementi, K.C.R.G. presenther Re-perod before any arrests pould
the scene, the demonstrators dis You will remember that the the speaker, considerable thought -7.48 p.m. Evening
be effected. 8 p.m. Evening Programms (Co- than Parlia understood to involve more than Convocations of the Church for the subject, on the part of the Port
Bishop and others, resulted in lumbia Records supplied throug the that Episcopney is of the bene England are older case of the Church, for whatever ment, but you will remember also the proposed Constitution as it courtesy of Masgra. Andersea Musle
moto's tragic death wore thrown ca many of us believe, and what that from 1717 to 1862 (more than was printed and circulated to Co.).
through the windows of the lecture depas over is contained in the general 130 years) neither House of Cos those present. Since that Con- "Girl Friend," Selection,
Piano Solo, Billy Kayeri, hall. The authorities; who:aro:Jr. tradition of the Church, no mare yocation met and that it was not stitution was printed, however,
most perturbed, aro, endeavouringy kaz is required in our communion. [till' 1860 that the Northern House
Columbin Light Opera Company.Lo identify tho ringlenders." been, suggested to the Bishop, and Hopo I Don't Meet Molly," Reuter. On this basis of common agree mot again. It is only of more re-possible improvements upon It had "Oh Kay!" Vocal Gems, On throne must be found for cent years that administrativo re by his permission these had been ro- "My Rock-A-Bye-Baby."
[A message on March E-reporteda Tho Trix Sisters.r. Senji Yamamoto, a Pros very considorable diversities of form in the Church of England produced and put into the hands
of those present as amendments. Traumerel," faith and practice; and the ra. has been seriously taken up.
lotarian Member of the Diet WBBANA united church must be large By the passing of the Enabling The Dean expressed the hope "The Blind Boy"
Cello Solo, W. II. Squirtionary named Kuroda, who aften
assassinated this evening by a rede dy and comprehensive enough to
contain all the treasures of ox [Act, ten years ago, every inember that the Conference would carno Mimi Tu Plu Non Tor," perlence which have given their of our church of 18 years of age fully consider the merite of the Nei Cief Bigi," ""
Hare,
amendments.
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Reasons for Change.
Proceeding, the Dean said that the principles which led them to desire that the Church of England
wards surrendered himself to the (from "Bonome") Duet:
Police. He stated that the motive, Dino Borgioli and Gino Vanell for the crime was a protest against "Casso Noinotte," Saito--Overture the alleged radical activities of
Miniature,
the murdered man who was B mem- The B. B. C. Wireless ber of the Extremg Loft]
Symphony Orchestra.
Marcho
strength to the various no and over was, for the first time in history, given the opportunity Episcopal communions. I think, we get to the heart of of participating in the regulation the matter. The Conference of the Church's affairs by the es- will bear fruit exactly as thon tablishment of electoral rolls, it represents acknowledge that parochial church councils, and the true Catholicism is wider and national assembly of the Church more comprehensive than any-of England.
To-day and to-morrow we are to thing embodied in any single communion, or, more generally, consider how best this principle that there is a true witness can be applied among ourselves, borne by the different Protestant do that each member of the Church communion which Catholiclam. as commonly understood, needs may make a creative contribution ening the interest of Church peo- "Yo Can Come And See The Baby,"
for Co-
ench
Valsa Des Fleurs Danso Arabe
Dansu De La Tee Dragge
Danse Des Mirlitons Danse Chinoise
Danse Russc, Trepak
Up The Clyde
Will Fyfe.
"Don't Morry "Two Old Tramps," "Schubert Baritone, Raymond Newell Herman Finck and His Orchestra. "Passing By." "The Yeoman's Wedding Song,"
Baritone, Rar Palmer. Tijuca," ("Saudades Do Brazil") "Bourres In B Minor," "Achal By The Se "Lose By The Sea,"
Diocesan Conference be revised were: (1) It seemed obviously good that the Clergy and the Laity should meet regularly operation in the work of the Church; (2) with a view to wid-Sailing"
ple, it was good for representa for its own sake and hau in his-to the Church's life.
And in doing this again I hope tives of different congregations tory failed to realise, and, on the other hand, that Protestant we shall be taking a step towards to meet in Conference; (3) that it
of representativos isin needs to make its own what unity. Because what has been would be well to call together as has been the strength and glory suggested as a uniting bond in the many of Catholicism. The real ques-Christian Family is an episcopacy Church as possible; (4) that tion is, Will the different com- which is at once historie and con- the representatives of Churches munions deliberately set them-stitutional, a union in which all should be commissioned by the selves to acknowledge their own that is best in, both the Presby Church to speak for them at the limitations and encourage them-terian and Congregational systems Conference and to go back from Helves in the recognition that are preserved. Resolutions 8 and the Conference to their Churches the true Catholicism, or the true 9 on the subject of the Ministry of with information and suggestions Christianity, is something larger the Report of the Joint Conference for further efficiency; and (5) If and wider than any one of tha of Free Church and Anglican re- the conference was to be effective existing traditions? This will presentatives held at Lambeth it must have both authority and involve a great effort-for exam-
Palace in May, 1922, read as fol-power. ple on the part of the orthodox lows: churches of the East, or of the of Protestant communions Europe and America, but we belleve it is an effort which the best meh of all the separated communions are prepared to make; and what they have to do is to educate their own people." You remember that the Lambeth. Conference of Bishopa issued an appeal for unity to all Christian people when last it met in 1920:
cannot help feeling that at the Lambeth Conference of 1930 this
The Duke of Wellington moved his armies at the same rate and by much the same ineans ng Julius Caesar, But within a few years ull has changed and to-day in Hongkong you can actually hear (by means of wireless) a human yolce speaking l London quicker subject of reunion will be even than the people listening to him more crucial for much has hap the same hall. And all round poned during these intervoning. aliout us are myriads of such un-years. used energies. The very changes that are taking place in the world constitute a glorious challenge to us as a Church.
Movements in Church Life. In particular there are
three movements in the Church's life to which I wish to refer:
Towards Self-Consciousness,
The emergence and the vigour of the younger Churches of the Orient this, I think, was a domi- nant feature in the World Mis aionary Conference held in Jerusa lem last Easter.
and
more responsibility as they grow in strength.
The development a. these younger churches throughout the (1) Firstly: The movement to world is quite a modern product wards unity as reflected in the and must inevitably affect the Lausanne Conference, on
Faith relationship between the younger and Order in 1927.
and the older Churches: the young- (2) Secondly:-The movementer churches assuming more towards solf-consciousness in the younger Churches of the Orient as reflected in the Jerusalem Con- ference held last Holy Week.
(8) Thirdly: The movement towards administrative reform within our Church as reflected by the Enabling Act of 1919.
Each of these movements, it seems to me, will have very far reaching effects. Today I shall unly touch on each of these in the broadest possible, outline,
Already readjustments have been made in this diocese during the past months, and all missionaries
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The speaker then went into the details of the difference between the proposed new Constitullon and the existing one.
""In view of the fact that the Episcopate was from early times and for many centuries accept ed, and by the greater part of
The Rev. C. B. Shann, in second- Christendom is still accepted, ing the proposal for the adoptio as the means whereby this au-of the new Constitution, pointed
Violin Joseph Stiget!.
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Baritone, Fraser Gango. "Norwegian Dance No. 1, In D Minor "Norwegian Dance No. 2, In A Major" Georg Schneevolgt and The London Symphony Orchestra "Norwegian Dance No. 3, In G Major," "Norwegian Dance No. 4, In
Georg Schneevolgt and The London Symphony Orchestra. "There's A Blue Ridge In My Hoart!! "Ho's Tall, Dark And Handsome,"
Comedian, Sophie Tuckor.
thority of the whole body laout that the dormant state of theflection of Irish Aira,"
given, we agree that it ought to be accepted as such for the United Church of the future."
"Similarly, in view of the place which the Council of Presbyters and the Congrege-
of
Conference was due to lack power and, that finance was an Important key to, power Hd therefore heartily supported the giving of financial authority to the Conference.
1927 Concert at the Crystal Palace
Combined Orchestra of 4,000, "The Song is Ended," "My Blue Heaven,"
Duct, Layton and Johnstone:) 10.10 p.m. News Bulletin, "The Tavern Maid," He pointed out
"The Mirror Song,
tion of the faithful had in the further that, only, a central bodyAll Day Long the Bea,")
could wisely review the whole field and call for quotas to meet any need.
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"Women,"
Boprano, Lilian Davies,
Comedian: Archie W. Baskoomb, "True Eyes. Valse," "Somewhere,"
constitution of the early Church, and the preservation of these elements of presbyteral and con- gregational order in large acc. | It was not intended to take tlons of Christendom, we agree anything from the powers or ac- that they should be maintained tivities of the Victoria Dlocenan with a representative and con- Association or the China Mis- stitutional Episcopate as permansionary Association, though the ent elements in the order and life speaker hoped that those bodies, perhaps amalgamated, would pass their donations (if necessary, THE TALKING MOVIES. earmarked) through the Diocesan Conference.
of the United Church,"
I trust that during our time to gether we may catch some truer vision of what Christ's Church on earth both locally and throughout the world may become,
The Goal of Progress,
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(from "Song of the Sea,")
Debroy Somers Band. 10.30 p.m. Close Down..
INTERESTING LECTURES TO BE GIVEN LOCALLY.
SEDITIOUS PAPERS.
CHINESE CONVICTED OF POSSESSION.
Papera seized by the policó on the second floor of No. 15, Bow-:
of a search warrant some days ago... rington Road, during the execution said to contain seditious matter, formed the substance of a chargo. in the Magistracy. ....
When the case came ur before Major C. Willson yesterday, with the charging of a Chinese on the count of possession of soditious -- literature, Detectivo Sergeant. O'Donovan said that on entoring. the floor he found the accused in tha:.. act of writing one of the docu ments. The man put u resistance, and tore the paper on which ho.. was writing.
While carrying out a search, witness found other documents in
the pockets of a jacket, hanging on- the wall, the material of which it, was made corresponding to the pair of trousers which the accused was wearing.
Major Willson, recorded a con- viction, and adjourned the case until Monday for consideration of sentence.
NEW POLICE LAUNCH
HANDED OVER BY BUILDERS YESTERDAY,
Yesterday the builders, Hossra. "W" S. Bailey and Co., Ltd., handed over. In the longkong Government the new launch "No. 3 Police," a descrip. tion of which has already appeared and which is generally similar to "No. 4 Police, recently turned out. by
the same builder. The now vessel is of steel and 100' in length by 21' beam and a speed of 10% knobs pór hour,
The Constitution was consider-
The vessel is divided by four steel ed by the meeting item by item,
watertight bulkheads and has bunkers &nd many suggestions
for oil fuel on either side of beller, brought forward, necessitating a
The rudder is of the balanced type for Dr. C. H. Robertson, of the postponement of the passing of the now Constitution until to-day. Lecture Department of the Y.A quickamas of turning and the veEL on trials passed all necessary tests C. A., will arrive in Hongkong on for handling and stability. Among thone present, beside the the President Garfield on Satur-The No. 8 Police" mounts a gan Chairman, were the Dean, Rev. H.day. He brings with him equip forward and is fitted with reel the illustrating of a magazine, saloon, lavatories, galleys, V. Koop, Rev. N. V. Halward, Reyment for W. W. Rogers, Rev. A. D. Stewart, lecture on "The Talking Moving wireless, and armoured shields proof Rev. G. K. Carpenter, Rev. E. K. Picture," a subject which is now against British Infantry fire at 25 Quick, Rev. W. T. Featherstone, creating much interest at Home. yards.
The engines are Triple Expansion Rev. G. T. Waldegrave, Rev. C. B. In the course of the lectures which
and supplying steam at 190 The Shann, Hev, C. I. Blanchett and will be given at the Chinese Y.M. of 360 H.P. and the boller oil burn Rev. G. H. Hewitt, also Mr. F. C.A., Bridges Stroet, a description per square inch, the material and Jacks, Mr. W. L. Pattenden, Lt.-of each part of the equipment will workmanship on the vessel being Col. W. F. Christian, Professor L.be given, and reels contrasting throughout of the highest class. Forster, Mr. W. Jackson, Mrs: allent and talking movies will be Duppuy, Lady Pollock, Mr. Rogers, presented. 'the Miss Robinson, Mr.R. Baldwin,]
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such-liang-Reider.
I have been speaking of changes and movements but if I may re-echo the words of another thers can be no progress except towards a goal that is fixed. For us that goal is Christ and all progress is found in of the Church Missionary Society a return to Him for however far in this Diocese (with the excep- we move onwards we find He is still tion of those working in Educa-our Leader. Our goal is Jesus tional Institutions for which the Christ crucified, ascended, regnant, Society is responsible to the Edu- Jesus Christ preaching love and eation Department of the Hong-living as Hu preached, Jesus Christ
have been kong Government)
an actual Person who is Ilmself the brought under the direction of the living God. Diocesan Board of Missions of
Proposed New Constitution. Movement Towarda Unity. the Synod of the Chinese Church. seven of the members of which
The only other item Long ago our Master warned are Chinese and six are British.
agenda for yesterday's meeting Mr. Ashton Hill, Miss Mow Fung numbers desirous of seeing these ADVISER TO MUKDEN.
demonstrations, arrangements, are un that a house divided against
This growth of the younger was the introduction of a pro-and Mr. L. B. Wood.
being made for the lecture to be. itself cannot stand. Unquestion churches again brings up
of posed new Constitution
given twice daily from Saturday, ably at the present time we are a question of unity. At present Church of England Diocesan Con-
the 9th Instant, to the following house divided against ourself.churches divide and Christians in ference.
Tuesday. The lectures are pri- The vision, which as we believe, India, China and Japan have to
marily for members of the Y.M.C. The Dean proposed the Intro- our Lord is setting before us at the face the question whether they
A. and Y. W. C. A., with their present time points the way to will enjoy the narrower fellow-duction of the new constitution.
Here is the solution to the friends, and for school boys and reunion: that way may not
girls. It is hoped, however, that (Mr. W. H. Donald is the short but we believe it will he ship of their particular church In doing so he said that the Con- of ference had not met since five the wider fellowship sure. And the union' which we their
TIDY, TINY TINT, TENT, the public may be admitted to the Director of the Bureau of Economie. nation and this at years ago, when it revised ita puzzle on another page,
clpeing demonstration on Tuesday. Information in Pekinge sock must be a union of the whole time when Christianity is fight Constitution. The present meet TEST, NEST, NEAT. body of Christians and not simply ing for its very existence in these ing, which had been called for A partial union. And in such countries. Obviously the thing the purpose of considering a new union we must not do violence to is wrong.
Constitution, was the first to be Archbishop Temple in an article held under the old one.
The speaker said that he did Ideals must be reconciled and he contributed on the Jerusalem harmonised in a wider whole in Conference to the "Chutch Over-not mean to suggest that the recognition that true Catho-sens" last July states the case very passage of five years without a licism, trúc Christianity, is wider clearly; will you mark closely his Conference must be ascribed to the nature of its existing Con- that than any of our existing tradi-words:"
"The problem of unity in des-etitution. but he felt sure perately urgent. If we leave Improvements in the Constitution that problem alone the Chris- would have the effect of increas. tians of India and of China willing the emelency and usefulness have to choose between inter- of the Conference, and that if this national and Interdenominational was wisely done, the Conference unity; of the two I am con- would In future meet reguingly, vinced that international unity and make a valuable contribution is the more Important. But It to the work of the Church In the will be a desperately hard choice Diocese. for them, and we must strain
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one another's consciences. Some-
how our Catholic and Protestant.j
tiona
There are some words by Bishop Gore bearing on this written in the English Times in August, 1927, which will bear the closest study. I would ask you to follow me care fully as I read them:
"I am sure that all must re- cognise with great thankfulness that thero was in the Lausanne Conference an effective move- ment of the spirit of God direct- Ing towards unity,
The emergent ideal of the Conference was excellently des cribed by Dr, Headlam: It is the ideal of a Church Universal united in (1) a common faith
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The question of revising tho every nerve, and even overy Church of England Diocesan Con- principle, to find the way by which they may unite for the terenes in a new form arose on battle on their own fields, with June 5 last year, at a Clergy Con- out finding that they have thoreference on Church extension, and a sub-com- by broken their connexion with during the summer Christians elsewhere. The pro-mittee of that Conference blem is hard: but it must be three times to draw up sugges-
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