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RETURN OF Churches, CHAPELS, GRANTS, &c.

Name and Situation of

Denomino- tion.

Church or Chapel.

Gross amount of

Accommoda-Stipend of assistance tion and Minister to denomi-

from

Average Attendance.

Public

Funds,

if any.

nation

from

Public Funds, if any.

St. John's Cathedral Church,

Victoria.

Church of England.

670 about 1,000 at 1 Services.

None.

None.

Remarks.

First stone laid 11th March, 1847, and opened for Divine Service on the 11th March, 1849. 3 Morning Ser- vices and 1 Evening Service every Sunday. Service on Holy Days and on Wednesdays and Fridays.

Opened for Divine Service, on 11th

January, 1872.

St. Peter's Seamen's Church,

Do.

210

None.

None.

Des Vœux

Road West,

90

Victoria.

St. Paul's College Private

Chapel, Victoria.

Do.

60

None.

None.

Service twice daily for the Bishop's

household.

Sc Andrew's Church,

Kowloon.

Do.

250

Nono.

None.

about 200

Foundation stone lail December, 1904. Opened for Divine Service on Oetu- ber, 6th 1906,

Chapel for Burial Service,

Protestant.

+

Cemetery,

Wong-nei-

chung Valley.

Peak Church, Peak.

Undenomina- tiounl.

75

Noue.

Nove.

about 25

Union Church, Kennedy

Road, Victoria.

Do.

500

None.

Noue.

about 300

Wesleyan Church, (Naval

Do.

310

Noue.

None.

and Military), Queen's

200

Road East, Wanchai.

German Bethesila Chapel, Evangelical

100

Noue. None,

Berlin Foundling House, No. 1, High Street,

Lutherau

20

Church,

Church of the Immaculate

Roman

Conception, Caine Road, Victoria.

Catholic.

2,000 4,000 at 4 Services.

None.

None.

St. Joseph's Church, Gar-

den Road, Victoria.

Do.

400 None.

None.

400

St. Francis' Church, St. Francis' Street, Victoria.

Do.

650

None.

None.

400

St. Anthony's Church,

West Point,

Do.

350

None.

Noue.

290

Chapel of the Sacred Heart,

Victoria.

Do.

90

None.

None.

25

Rosary Church, Chatham Rond, Kowloon Point.

Do.

600

None.

Noma.

1,000 at 2 Services.

Church of England and Non-conformist Services arranged from time to time to suit the needs of the Peak re- silents. Church of England Service every Sunday morning.

Established under the auspices of Missionaries of the Loudon Mis- sionary Society, 1844; became inde- pendent in 1897; present Church erected, 1890, and opened for Divine Service on January 11th, 1891.

2 Sunday and 1 weekly night Services.

Built in 1893; enlarged in 1903.

Foundation stove laid on 23rd August, 1880. Opened for Divine Service on 13th March, 1881.

Of the Sacred Congregation of the Pro- paganda Fida. Established Decem- her, 1841. Church built in 1885. 4 Regular Morning Services and 1 Evening Servies on Sundays and Daily Services,

2 Morning Services.

2 Morning Services and 1 Evening

Service on Sundays and 1 daily.

1 Moming Service on Sundays and

I on Fridays.

Under the charge of the Sisters of

Charity.

2 Morning Services on Sundays and E

daily.