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HONGKONG

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AUCTIONEERS, &0

PAUL BREWITT,

2 Zetland Street, Anelioneer, Appraiser.

sad Commission Agent.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers to the Government, and Share and General Brokers, cerner Ice House

Street and Praya Central.

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BUILDERS

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Contractor; 30, D'Aguilar Street. Local und Coast Port Buildings, Timber, Brick

and Granite.

Mochanies engaged, Estimates given. CHEMISTS DRUGGISTS, &c.

THE PHARMACY,

19, Queen's Road Central Family and Dispensing Choists, Wines, Spirits and

Cigare.

THE VICTORIA DISPENSARY,-

Chemists and. Druggists, High-class Aera.. ted Waters, Dealers in Photographio

Requites, Queen's Road.

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Waters, Wines, Beers, Spirits, etc. CURIO DEALER

KWONG HING.

China Porcelain, Crockery Ware; 596,

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MISSIONARY WORK IN CHINA.

BERMON BY THE BISHOP OF VICTORIA. On Sunday moming, the Right Bev. the Bishop of Victoria preached in St. John's Cuthedral on the subject of missionary work in China, the accusion being the day set apart in Use Anglican Church for the intercession for

missions.

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his message in a form which may be noceptablo to his hearers. I do not think that, as a ralo, any unnecessary friction is caused by attacks on the institutions or customs of the country.

Then again missionaries are charged with using political influence and interfering with the law mits and civil disputes of the people. I

His Lordship took for his text Psalm li He said: Why do the beathon rage? The question is one which has been asked very often of late. Why hase the Chinese risen up as they have? Why have people, ordinarily quiet and well disposed, anddenly treated all Euro Ians who were to be found amongst them with knowing that from a worlilly point of view they me site what took place last year. The Chinese almost unheard of barbarity? Why has a populace, ordinary indifferent to the religious Tiews of their neighbours, suddenly turned upon their Christian fellow countrymen and slain thom by thomande ?

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record the gossip they loon in the Clubs, will tell you that it is true. Those who know the converts, who live amongst them, who converse with them, who see their homes, and their bros, who know their trials, and the constant strain of persecution ander which they live, will tell you, I believe I may asy with absolute un animity, that, though the Chinese Christian, am afraid that to a certain extort this charge like the English Christian, is not without faults; must be admitted as trno, but I would most yet he is gonnine and true. Of course we mest emphatically say that, so far as Protestant Mis- with false professors in China as will as elapsions are concerned, when such things are done they are done by individuals, usually under the where; but as regards worldly motives they are very fow, in proportion to the whole number of inpression that they are helping those who are converts who can possibly have any hope of being porsocuted for their faith, and always worldly gain; Whilst those who come forward contrary to the wishes of the responsible direc for baptising in the face of persecution and tors of their missions. In evidenes of this lot must loss, are very many. Take for instance Government wished the Protestant missionaries this your in the Fak-kio Province. Throughs to accept the offigial status which had been alUGINSLAND EAST PEAK ROAD, God's mercy our mission in Pak-kion hats not ready granted to the missionaries of the Roman suffered from masssors this yeart in their Church, which would have given them the makete neighbourhood chapels of other mis-power, if not the right, to interfere in such A few months ago the common answer to sims have been burned and the native pre-matters. Ai a matter of fact the British Uus question was that missions were responsible bors have been severely benton, but the Du-Government ako wished the milks conaries of the for these terrible events. The trood of public thought las changed of lato. Puople have missionaries have been withdrawn from Anglican communion to accept this so-called fir stations, and the nativo alergy and privilego. What did the missionarios do ? realized that ether canses have been at work: converts have been living and working in con- First the Bishops of the Anglican Commission that political influences and commercial aggrestant anxiety, in real peril of their lives, with discussed the matter, and rejected the proposal. sions lie at the root of the present. diatur mach persecution, such as the destruction of their The mattor, was afterwards discussed in various bances; that though missionarior and missions crops, and the pulling down of their houses. conferences, and meetings of missionaries both lavo boon the cliefenfferers, they have not been at in the face of all this the number of our own Church and also of other Protestant the chief cause; and that they have suffered of baptisas in the rear has been 931, of bodies, Quo mid all rejected the proposal. mom than others only because they have had whom 627 were baptized as adults. Now what The mind of the Protestant missionaries. no mean of protecting themselves. But even

inilucement could these people possibly have to with regard to this question could not have now there are many who, whilst they realize that lead thoni to join the Church ander present been more clearly shown. Political influence the outbreak in Chim is politieni ad not circumstances, if they was not genuine? Then was to be had for the taking. It was rejected roligious, anti-foreign and not anti-Christian, directed against syndicates rather than Char. gain the natire converts in Fukkien have with absolute unanimity. I believe that I am ches, have yet thought, and plainly stated their during this year of trial contributed out of their expressing the conviction of all the missionaries N°

ing years towards the sapport of their native ing my own most dean conviction, when I say, lorry and untechists, and other Church ex- that in the futare settlement of these present penses. Does that look like joining the Church troubles it will be most injurious to the spread. for worldly gain? I tell you, and I speak from of puro Christianity if any kind of political an experience of 25 years, spent in very close influence is accorded to the Christian Churches. contact with the Chinese converta, I believe in But I must not dwell longer on eriticisms, them, I respect their faith, their earnestness, nor indeed on argumută, We have mist their stedfastness under many trinis, their zaal here together to-day we shall meet again in spending the Gospel; and my heart often this evening, for prayer, intercessory prayer. horns within me as I hear thein scoffed at by and not for argument. I have spoken aw men who do not know what suffering for the I have becauso I know that in the minds faith mean

of many, some of the matters on which

makers, &c. Fresh Water supplied to views, that missionary work, and wrong rais. Poverty 89,237, an advancs of 8500 over preced- of experience in China, certainly I am express--

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present troubles; but rather to discuss some of the objections to missions and to missionary methods, which have been brought inta special prominence during the recent controversies. May the Holy Spirit so direct my words that they may stir up in your hearts the earnest desire to forward by your prayers, by your sympathy, and by any other help that you can give, the great work which our ascended Saviour

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has committed to His Church!

For at the outset be it remembered that, as regards the duty of carrying on the work of missions, there is really no room for question ing. There are, we know, those who say that the Chinese do not need Christianity; that their own religious systems are better adapted to the people, and are sufficient for their needs. To the man who believes that Jesus is the Son of God, that God has given Him to be "the Saviour of the world," that Christ "is the propitio tion for our sins, and not for ours caly, but also for the sins of the whole

! To pass on then to the question of methods. Are they right who say that the methods of the modern missionarios are unsound? No one would of course argue that no mistakes are made. The work of missions is carried ou hy weak and fallible men, and in any human work mistakes are sure to occur. In the affairs of stats, in the conduct of military operations in all worldly matters mistakes' are made; and we have no reason to suppose that missionary operations will be carried on without any errors Moreover the field of operations is wide, and the circumstance of different missions differ so greatly that there is always much room for variety of method, and consequently also mob room for criticism. It is not unnatural, thers. fore, that those who are engaged in the work, who have made it their special, sady, should think somewhat lightly of the criticisms of those who really know nothing or next to nothing of its nature and its dificulties. At the same thue it would not be wise to ignors the opinions of those who onfioise, not from s spirit of carping hostility, but with friendly to

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would, there can be no doubt that it is the tires, though sometimes orroneous impressions, their work, that the soitinred remnants of MRS.

daty of the Church of Christ to proclaim the Such criticisms are made, and those who are the Churches may be gathered together again? blessed truths, at all times, in all places, and to responsible for the conduct of missions are and that the Word of God may have free course all men. All controversy on that point is set glad enough to receive and consider them and be glorified in China. As we look forward at rest by the clear command of Christ:" Go ye One or two of such criticisms I propose to our minds are full of anxious questioninga.. ints all the world and preach the Gospel to every notice this morning, because I believe that by What will the missionaries find when they ara greature." The Church as a Church, and every in-so doing I may be able to remore false impres permitted to return to their posts? What will

Missionaries to the effect of this great catastrophe ? dividual who acknowledges the divine authority sions from the minds of some. of Christ, is bound by that command, as plainly are often blamed for attacking the harmless greatest catastrophe, that has for centuries by- as a soldier is bound to okay the commands of institutions of the people to whom they preach. fallen the cause of missions. Of this I am his sovereign.

Of late, for instance, the folly of declaiming confident. The gates of Hades will not prevail against ancestral worship in China has been against Christ's Church. It may suffer, it may frequently adduced as a common mistake of for a time have its light obscured, but it can

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sucous might be a good reason for oxamina on the side of those who think that this is done.ed up the work of missions for a time but tion as to whether the methods employed are Missionarios, whether European or Native, do afterwards the Church arosa again, brighter sound or not, hat could afford no ground for not go about declaiming against ancestral wor-batter, stronger, for the troubles through which disobedience to a plain command. But it is worth ship. It is a subject which so far as my own it had passed. The missionaries were driven pausing to inquire whether missions in China experience goos--and I have had a wide experi. from Madagascar for 25 years, A.D. 1837 to are unsuccessful or not. It is alleged some ence of evangelistic preaching in company with 1861, by fierce persecution which raged in the times that the numbers of converts are very many missionaries of various shades of opinion country; they went back to find that in spite of small, at other times that the converts there is never introduced by a Christian preacher. persecution the Church had increased ten fold. Balves are insincere, and attmoted only by Thet is not his work. His work is to proclaim So will it be in China. The heathen may worldly motives. Now to take the two points the foots of the Gospel, and to try to cement fariously rage, they may take counsel together esperately. Protestant missions in China and his preaching to the minds of the people, Seme-against the Lord and against is. Anointed, Tam speaking now only of Protestant missions, times the ranttes of ancestral worship will be but God has set His king upon His holy hill of fer I do not accurately know the fonts about brought up by the heathen objector, who will Sion, and he must relga until He has made all other Ars not more than sixty years old. Yet charge Christinna with lack of filial piety; but His enemies His footstool. To us, members of at the commencement of this your those missions such cases the preacher, whether native or His Church, hus He given the privilege of help. counted some 100,000 communicais. It is foreign, plays- far as my experience goes, ing in the extension of His kingdom, some by generally considered rapid progress, if the and it is horns out by the experience of ethos active work, some by gifts, some by prayers. unmber of converts in a mission is double in deals gently with the objection by showing You gifts are not asked for mission work 1619 twenty years. Tot in China, in the two Church from Scripture Low Christianity intact, the to-day, but I trust that at other times you will. HOKAIDO COLLIERY AND Railway Co.

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Those who have suffered year after year with residents will tell you that practically mission Rhenuation will be glad to hear of a remedy work is a failure, we are now drafting a scheme that has proved an absolute specific There are for setting the native bra ob of the Anglicano conditions of Ebearation, no matter ho Church on an independent footing. It is ready severe nor from what cause, that cannot munediately be relieved and pormansutly cured now to pass from under the fostering care of a

by Little's Oriental Bala. People who have missionary society, and is able to support its tried a hundred remedias, laments and doriors own pastors and Church work, quite as well are apt to be rosigned to their fate. They as this cathedral-congregation does. That is come to believe that there is zo sach

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