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LIST OF RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS ESTABLISHED IN

HONGKONG.

St. Paul's College, on Fuland Lot No. 76, vested in the Archbishop of Canterbury, and in the Bishop as Warden,

by Ordinance No. 7 of 1875.

Church Missionary Society,-Native Church, Mission House and Schools, on Inland Lot No. 830, and Sec. B.

of Inland Lot No. 753. Two Schools in other parts of the town.

Diocesan Home and Orphanage, on Inlaul Lot No. §31. Under a Committee of Trusters.

Society for the Promotion of Female Education in the East. Girls' Schools in different parts of the town.

London Missionary Society. Mission House on Juland Lot No. 500. Two Chapels and six Schools in different

parts of the town.

Basel Missionary Society, on Inland Lot No. 829. Chapel and Schools.

Frauenverein of Berlin, Bethesda Foundling Hospital, on Inland Lots Nos. 007 and 624, for Chinese.

Convent of Italian Daughters of Charity, together with Schools, Foundling Hospital, and Asylum for Orphans

and Destitute Women, on Inland Lot No. 149. Established in 1860.

Magdalen Asylum, directed by the Italian Daughters of Charity.

L'Asile de la Sainte Enfance, under the French Sisters of Charity, on Marine Lots Nos. 23 and 24.

Reformatory for Chinese, West Point, under the Roman Catholic Mission, on Inland Lot No. 833.

Orphanage for European and Eurasian boys, under the Roman Catholic Mission.

St. Joseph's College, under the Christian Brothers, Robinson Road,

Spanish Mission House, For Missions in China and Touquin, on Inland Lot No. 150,

Sacred Congregation De Propaganda Fide,--For Missions in Hongkong and China; Church attached on Toland

Lot No. 50.

French Mission House,-For Missions in China, Tonquin and Cochin-China, on Iuland Lot No. 151.

French Mission Sanitarium, on Farm Lot No. 24 at Pokfúlam.

Hongkong Medical Mission, Temporary Dispensary, Landon Mission Chapel, Taipingshán.

Hongkong Christian Association, Beaconsfield Arcade.

American Foreign Mission, 2, Bridges Street.

Nazareth Printing Office, directed by the French Mission.

Young Men's Christian Association.

Christian Endeavour,—Union Church Hull.

OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS OR SOCIETIES.

City Hall, in which are Library, Museum, Theatre, &c., on Marine Lot No. 82.

Chamber of Commerce.

Humane Society, for saving of life during typhoons.

Sailors' Home, on Marine Lot No. 187a.

Conference of St. Vincent de Paul.

Medical Association of the Everlasting Spring (Chinese only).

Masonic Hall, Zetland Street.

Pó Léung Kuk—Society for the Protection of Women and Children.

Ladies' Benevolent Society.