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movement:

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Its uses? Take for example

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of an envelope. Do you realize how much time is lost when

the carriage is adjusted by hand to write each line 7

The same applies to the date line on

letter, or the address, OF indent for the paragraphs, line of writing which

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THE. HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MABOH 9гm 1991.

10 Ramioy

**Yours or the

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The Column Selector makes the setting lines mechanical and instantaneous.

of the carriage to write these

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March 8th at 11.37-Preature has de creased moderately at Weihaiwei, and slightly at other reporting stations.

The anti-cyclone has weakened and moved eastward

The monsoon is interrupted to the north of Foochow. It will remain fresh to moderate over the N. China Bei

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.00 inch. Total since January ish, 1.88 inches against an average of 3.60 inches.

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DIOCESAN CONFERENCE.

(Continued from page 3.).

The results of the work in the past. months are now beginning to show them, salvos the cadets and men are coming into the institute, without having to be Bought..

The bathing picnics in summer and the visit to places of interest by the Dayspring in winter are features of the Chaplain's activities that are kesuly appreciated while the concerts and dances arranged in the institute are always well attended....

The Chaplain desires to thank those who have sont books, magarines, news- Fapors, sto. These are continually being asked for. It is information about home they are always socking so that any literature no matter how old it is which conveys that information is always wel comod.

The Chaplain also desires to thank warmly those firms which have contri bated so genorously to the Mission and kept it in being.

Personally I can vouch for the splendid nature of the work. Mr. Waldegrave is doing. It is evidenced by the kind fa quiries about his health as soon as I go on board a ship and by the numerous attempts made to see him in hospital.

There is no feld of work so promising, Bor yet so congenial to my mind as that among theso, seamen who filled with that spirit of humility which comes from con- tact with the big forces of nature, and having a great capacity for affection approach very dear to the Christian ideal of manhood,

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The Conference heartily applauded the report, and the CHAIRMAN Bid he hoped several of the suggestions contained in it would soon come into force.

Reports on extra-diocesan activities were next received..

THE NAVY,-

The Rev. H. S. Chota Ras, in an account of work in the Navy, mentioned that there were 10,000 bluejackets on the books of ships attached to the station, and 85 per cent. of them were returned as members of the Church of England. Each big ship was to have her own chaplain; seven would be appointed to the station as the right type of man be came available. Work at Canton needed thero чете mary special attention;

cases of temptations there and many disease were reported. A chaplain's whole-time efforts there would be well rewarded.

THE ARMY,

The Rev. M. SHEWELL said that Church work amongst the Army was hampered through several causes, some temporary and some permanent. There were, con- stant changes of personnel; 75 per cent. of the married families changed during the year. The absenc of a Garrison Church was a drawback, in spite of the hospitality and kindness of the Cathedral Chaplain. A really good club for the sor vices and civilians he hoped the gen erosity of Hongkong would soon bring into existence. A second chaplain was needed, but the regulations did not allow for more than one. He thanked the mem bers of the civilian popaintion who had contributed in many ways to the well- being of the troops.

AFTERNOON SESSION.

MISSIONARY WORK.

Major WALMSLEY presented the report of the Church Missionary Association, in which he emphasized the importance of missionary Work amongst young people, "if the rising generation were to be kept from the blighting influence of the sordid selfishness of the present day."

A PERMANENT CONFERENCE BODY.

Discussion took place as to the perman- ent constitution of the Diocesan Coa- ference. Archdeacon BARNETT urged the meeting to approach this question from the Colonial and not from the English- point of view, ie., in regard to a Church A. Chinese that was not established. synod already existed in the diocese and the relations of this and the Conference nerded consideration. It was referred to the Standing Committee to prepare a draft constitution.

NEED FOR CENTRALISATION. "The Bishop addressed the Conference on the need for centralisation of diocesan administration, and the provision of Diocesan Fund, additional clergy for administrative, work, and clerical assist

anco.

A Diocesan Standing Committee and Finance Committee were appointed sub- ject to the consent to stand of the mem- bera nominated. The names of those forming these committees will be pub lished in an early issue of the Daily Press,"

VICTORIA DIOCESAN ASSOCIATION. An interesting new organisation at home, brought into being at the instance of the Bishop of Victoria before he came to Hongkong, was mentioned. This was the Victoria Diocesan Association whose object is to band together all at home interested in the diocese. and to form a link between those hero and at home who are interested in the Colony. There are already 450 members in England and, as the Bishop remarked, if everyone in Hangkong who has connections at home will interest them in the Association, the membership will soon be greatly increas odThe Conference decided to form a Hongkong Branch of the Association, with Miss Duff, Mrs. Severn and. Mrs. Wyndham as hon. secretaries. The rela tions of the Church Missionary Associa tion with the new body, were considered

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