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CHURCH SERVICES.

CATHEDEAL ST JOHN'S

Hongkong. god Sooday after Tri-itv, 19th June, 1917. Holy Communion (7 M^nn) Motina 11 am, Response Ferial; Venita, Crotch: Palme, Smith Wallace; To Denm, Oakley la Jubilate. Travers (24th morn ng; E Hymus, 340 and 317. God Save the King, N.B-Palm 88, Panim ver e 1, 2, 9, 10 14 and 17 in. 87. verres 1 and 4. G.

P. saloon Rely Communion (19 Nom,) vengono 6 y.m. Psponses, Ferial: Palms Hayes, Woodward and Monk; Meguißons, Fitzherbert 194th evening, Nane Dmittis, Rembault (24th avaning); Hymns, 211 (T 218), 165 and 286.

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Pesima,

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Barometer

64.29.73-61

Wind

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Direction.

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6.20.74:62 | 69, BAW

28.02 72 100 29 69 10300) BE "29.70 80 85

29.77 6087 BAW

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