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"Gained over one

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SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL CHINESE. We were able to announes also that a per- manent endowment has been ofooted of the| School of Prastical Chinese, which was founded eight yours ago through the liberal subscrip- tions of certain members of the Association, with the intention that when. Its anecens and status under the London University were as sured an ondeavour would be made to transmute the subscriptions into an endowment. Those "conditions have" boon attained, not altogether perhaps without tribulation, as Mr. Gundry, who initiated and engineered the scheme, with the tenacity for which he is noted; might tell as if he were present. The School in being carried on most satisfactorily at King's Calloge, uu appeal for endowment has been goner. onely answered, and its future is assured so far as any finance can be held assured under the conditions which the Budget opona out. It is, I think, gratifying to reflect at the present juncture when the subject of Oriental studios is to the fore that this Association hud. years before the movement began, realised the need and had given it practical expression.

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return once more to Chipes (Applause.) He CHINA ASSOCIATION.

would "not la violence to Sir Robert'g well Continued from page 3);

known modesty by praising his life's work, but was made in January, and we were able to ho might be allowed to give a word of praise to advertise, last month in the Times that the splendid body of men whose loyal and the sum asked for. £110,000, was practically soalous work for China andor their great assured. This is not the place nor is there time chief. were apt, perhaps, to hs overshadowad to enlarge on the features by which the project by the unique prostige attached to his is inspired. The opinions we expressed when name, The unintenance of the standard we endorsed the appost have been fully justified. of efficiency and integrity to which the You will have noted as a gratifying feature the Customs Service has attained should be liberality might say almost the engoruessons of this main objects of British policy. with which our Chinese friands have contribated No question was at the present timo moke. to the Fund. You hero seon it announced keenly discusseil, be with greater apprehensÍCH, 1 also that the Home Coveruptent: has consented amongst Englishmen in China than the ques- to give £300 annually for selclarships which tion of Sir Robes Hart's successor whom tho the King has allowed to be called King time came--as como it must and 2000 for him Edward VII. scholarships a fitting memonto of to lay down the reins. Few doubted that the the fact that it was under His Majesty's Chinese Government would fill the better of reign that the University was founded. their polem engagement towards Groat Britain by appointing a British subject, but it was | feared that British inlluenco might not avail to secure the appointinent of a strong man whom ve great nisjority of the service would woh- come as a worthy enecessor to Sir Robert Hart, and might bó brought raliotantly to asyndesce in the appointment of someono less fitted, hy experience or by churagter, to maintain thio legitimate indopadne of the Customs Service at a time when anongst the Chinese themselves there was a certain toudercy to restrict that independence and to favour these who were prepared to show greater: sabserviency. to the Chinese bureaucracy. (Applicase.) For, if on the enn hund competition with othor eauntries, often State-sided and State-directed, was growing more and more forco, there was also a new spirit among the Chinese themselves, which manifested itself too frequently in, a resentment of foreiga influence and a. boisterous assertion of Chinese sovereign rights against the forsiguer within their gains. (Applause). Nothing track in more during his rocont visit to China than the sudden and over- whelming inrush of ideas within the lat decade. Into what shape they woulit ultimately, crystallize he would not attempt to prophesy, but certainly within twenty years' time or sooner we should have a very different China to deal with than the Chian of twenty years ago. With myof the aspirations of Young China they were bound Social Medical Evening Wednesday 8 pm. to sympathise, but they should remember also. Temperance Meeting. Thursday 8.30 p.m. Fonu ar the cisim which the busy settlements in the Concert by the Buffs Dramatic Club. Saturday

Sp.m. Frayer Meeting. Treaty Ports had upon the protection of the ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hongkong, 29th Novem British Government for the rights of sdmin-ber; let Sund in Advent. Holy Communion istrative self-government, which were the charter Vouite, Hooper, Pesim. of the 28th morning, (730a.m.) Mating (11 a.m.) Responses, Ferial; of their prosperity.. If they analysed the pre- Beledicis, Hopkins and Elvey; Uens lietos, Gar. sont situation in China it would be found that rett in G Arthem, Sloepors, Wake,--Men- Hymns, 47 and 203. NB-Fair 133, where individual energy and individual · ex-

Verges 1, 2,

£, 8, 11 and 18 in union. Taslim 1357 torprise could still achieve success, English men Verses 1, 2, 13, 14 and 21 in Foenking still held their own, though the success was less (5.45 p.) (Full Choir) Besponses, Farial marked and less assured. The failures or the Psalms, of the 28th evening (1); Magnificat and weakening which he had judicated seemed Nane Dimitti Baraby in E; Anthem, "Prai to him to procend chiefly from the funt that His Awful Spohr: Hyms, 291 and 49; we had not learnt the lesson of the Sevenfold Amen; Voluntary, "To the Spring." sity of the co-ordination of national forem, Eripuff Toacatv-B. d'Every N.B.Palm 186, based upon perfected me boils of national Versos 1, 2, 16, 26 and 27 in unison. Falm 137 education, which Germany above all had learnt, Vorses 3, and & in unison. Psalm 185 Versos 4 which Japan had learnt, and which the United

10. P.in unison. A Special Service for So farers will be held in the Cathedra' on Thursday, States, though more tardily, were now showing December 2.1d, at 9p.m Preacher: The Bishop. they also had learnt. Organisation and 90- operation should be the watchwords.

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The question of taxation of perpetual lese holders in the old Treaty Ports, which has again cropped up, is, I understand, receiving the attention of the British Government, and I think you will agree with me that it would be indis oxent to comment on this occasion on a matter that is best left in diplomativ hands, and as regards the Treaty revision which is to come in 1911 nothing can yet be said.

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ST. ANDREW'S CRUECH, Kowloon, 1st Sund y in Advent, 29th November, 1909. Holy Communion at a a, Moring Service 1 11 am. Fraicher Rev. A. D. Stewart, Sunday School at 230 p.m in British School. Evening Service at 6 p.m. Services on Sundays are:-Holy Communion on

Morning Prayez

Pro or at 6 pm. Children's

Passing to the excellent results of the work of the China Association in endowing chair for the study of Chinose in London and of Sir Frederick Lugard in the creation of the Hang kong

| University he appealed to the Imperial legislators, especially the Labour members, to re-let, 3rd, and 5th Sundays of the month at noon, more important, and I have only member that British commercial interests, which 2nd and 4th Sandys at 8. and from ALL WINE MERCHANTS [52 to say further that if numbers mean anything incinded those of the masafscturing classe

at 11 am. Eve of every alternate month wo are indeed prosperous, for there are now at Home, could not be divorced from our Service on 1st

political influence or even from British prestige, at 3 p.m. to

almost 1,100 members on the roll of the Chips alious as that word apparently sounded in some Association, while its finances are in a most democratic ears. (Laughter and applause.) He was dead against payment of members, but he flourishing condition. (Loud applause.)

would cheerfully support a

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tive administrators and legislatores round the world by Egypt and the East through Australasia and Homs by Canada. (Applause.) If Englishmen in China were determined to work hard and to pall together and to consider themse ves each in his own sphere of activity to some extent a was confident this country would retain in the trustee for British national interests, he

twentieth century a positiva pot unworthy of that which the British in the past century éreated for them in that great Empire. (Loud Applause.)

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Mr. H. WHITEHEAD proposed the health of ike visitera in a felicitous speech, in which ha touched upon the accomplishments of some of the distinguished men gathered round the board. He ocupled with the toast the name of Mr. Valentine Chirol, foreign director of the Times, whose knowledge of Near and Far Eastern matters he described as unsurpassed,

ME. CHIROL'S SPEECH, Mr. CHIRO, in responding, spoke of his recent trip to the East and said he could not conceal his opinion that the position of this country in Chins was not what it was when be first went out to the Far East, just after the war between Japan and China in 1895. The British position was still a great one, but it was no longer the position of unchallenged and apparently unassailable pre-eminence which it then beld. Speaking of the present position of

Mr. BYRON BREAN, in an amusing speech, proposed the health of the Chairman, which was received with great enthusiasm. Mr. Scort briofly replied, after which da adjournment was made to the reception room for more axekanges of "tales of the days that are gone."Ihe chief topic of discussion was the return of Sir Robart Hart to China Sir Robert goes out in the Spring. The climate here is proving too dang to the sharper air of North China. Neverthe for him, and his adrisers recommend a return

the railway question, he admitted that under less, Sir Robert looks greatly benefitted by the present conditions international co-operation holiday ho has had, in spite of his periodical might be more advantageons than cat-threat illnesses.

ST. PETER'S CHURCH, Queen's Road, West

Morning Advent Sunday, 28th November, 1909. Prayer 11 am Vanite, looper; Fs.ims, Gilbart, Stewart, Woodward and Mornington; Te Dean, Woodward, Smart and Turto, Benedictus, Gar

competition, bat it should be co-oporation CHURCH SERVICES. based upon complete equality and zeoip- rocity of treatment (applause) and not; as ia a recent osse, imposed under the A warranted cure for all compulsion of accomplished facts savouring nequired or constitutional Dis not a little of sharp practica. (Applause) CLARKE'S Crees from the Urinary Ormins

It had been something of a shock to rett Jabilate; Hymns, 75, 73, 371 and 657; in uithoracs. These famous Pills

Kyrio Evening Prayer. Fealus, Parcell, Turls also eura Gravel, Pains in the him to know that so powerial a British and Purcell; agnificat, Jones; Cantite; Nunc B. 41.

Back and all Kidney Disorders institution as the Hongkong and Shanghai Duitlis, Davis, Kyri, Abba, Hysans, 72, 463, Free from mercury. Forty

227 and 308 Holy Communion 7.45 p.m. PILLS. yeliza" suocare Sold by all Bank, which had rendered immense services to Chemists and Storekeepers the interests of Great Britain in the past, now throughout the world.

included in its Court of Directors no small pro- portica of German nanes, representing the most important German firing in the Far East, which were also the most relentless, and often the most successful, rivals of British trade and industry. (Hear, hear.) Possibly he had not mado sufficient allowance for the growing cosmopolitaniem of fusuce but he would have liked to see in these matters mere reciprocity, and he could not imagino representative Englishmon being admitted in the ваше gonerous fashion to the board of the Deutsche pm. Literary Club lecture by Mrs. Williams. Asiatische Bank or other equally enterprising Litt. B. "The many sidedness of Charte Dickens seen in avid Copperfield." Open to the Public. German concerns in China. (Laughter and Frid y 8 pan. Christin Endeavour Society.

Anchai. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH, applause.)

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of China, than the future of the Maritime Customs. It was a great satisfaction to know that Sir Robert Hart, one of the distinguished visiters that evening, had made up his mind to

Th Church Inanch Dayspring will call on ships carrying white cevs to bring friends ashore to the services between 9.15 and 1030 am and between 5.16 and 6. p.m. (Kowloon Police Pier 10 30 dB turning aft tends The Ant were ing Pennant is the call flag. All the sittings are free and unappropriated. Visitors welcome Books ke, provided

UNION CHURCH, Kouned Road Minister.c r. C. Ha Hickling.

Worship. Hymnia 122. 513 and 343. Te Doum (Oaku ey), Author, hine. O Lord, is the gre tre" (hore), Noon. rommunion. Hymn 408, unday Schools. 6 pm: Worship, Hymas 16, 384 172 169, J's Im 103 (Loudon No«} Wednord-y 645 pm Study Circle. Subject. Jesu Christ, and His

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