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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1931.

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CHINA COAST OFFICERS.

RECENT CHANGES IN PERSONNEL.

Mr G. G. Patterson, from short Jouve-has-gone-chiolongineur:

officer, Kungwo

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Mr. 1. A. Galbraith, acting chief engineer offler, Kubgwo, has gone second engineer officer; the same ship,

DISHONESTY IN DIVORCE.

JUDGE'S STRONG COMMENTS.

THERE WILL BE NO MERCY."

Mr. Justice Langton, Din the Diyoren. Court, made strong com- mente in rescinding & dearer nisi. he granted on January 29 last to Mr. Philip John Board Cresswelt, of Northgate, Cottingham, Exat Ridding, for divorce from his wife,

Mr. H. J. Rowe, acting second engineer officer, Kungwo, has gone | Ida Maud Kate, third engineer officer, the Вато ship.

Mr. C. S. Howard, from reserve,. has gone second officer, Kutwo.

Mr. E V. de Malmanche, second offeer, Kutwo, is on roservo.

Mr. W. T. Paul, from resetve, has gone master, Luchow..

Mr. G. Bayle, chief officer, Kung- wo, has gat

Mr. JW Stoneham, from re- serve, has gone chief officer. Kung

Wo.

Mr. F. L. Pears, third enginear officer, Chiphun, is on short leave...

Mr. J. P. Hume, from short leave. has gone noting third engineer officer, Chinhan.

MD; Davidson, sup'y. third en- gineer officer, in transit; is on short lehve.

Mr. E. Sweet, sup'y second en- gineer officer, Kiangsu, has gone second engineer officer, Kweiyang.

Mr. A. B. Sinclair, second en- gineer officer, Kwaiyang, häs gone sup'y second engineer officer, the same ship.

Mr. O. Maberly, second "engineer officer, Changchow, has goue second engineer officer, Shuntions

- Mr. --4. · D; Blue, second engineer :officer. Shuntien, has gone second

engineer offieer, Changchow.

Mr. R. Baillie, sup'y" second en- gineer officer, Kiating, has gone second engineer offesi, Woosung..

Mr. D, I. Grear, third engineer officer, Souchow, is on short leave,

Mr... A. B. Brown, sup'y second engineer officer, "Kinting, has gone third, engineer officer, Sonchow.

Mr. W. J. G. Jones, suply chief engineer officer, Kiating, has gone sap'y chief engineer, officer, Wan, tang.

Capt. J. K. Clark. from reserve, has gone command, Shantung.

Capt. E. A. Settle, of the Shan-, tung. has gone chief officer: the same ship.

Mr. N. McMillan, acting chief offeer, Shantung, has gone second offeer, the same ship.

Capt. J. G. Smart, in transit, has gone command, Wantung, at Hun- kow,

Mr.S. Steele, sup's second officer, Wantung, huts gone, second offeer,. Wahu.

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Cupt. B. A. W. Marruble, of the Wanhsien, he " gone command, Ki- inng.

Mr. J. M. MeWilliams, supy. chief offeer, Kinting has gone chief officer, Tsinan.

Mr. P. McAlister, chief officer, Tsinan, has gone chief officer, Han-

yong.

Mr. E. J. Hankin, chief officer; Manyang, has gone, sup'y second oficer, Kiating.

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Capt. J. A. Grossett, of the Wan- hsien, has gone spy chief offert Wantung.

Mr. 3. M Damel,

ply second

officer. Klating, has gone sup'y eccond ofter, Wantung.

Mr. A. P. Maginnis, sua'y chief officer, Wanliy has gone, sup'y chief officer, Wangtung.

Mr. F. Hindle, amy recond: officer, Wanliv, has gone sup1y eccond officer, Wanhsien.

Mr. J. W. Bennett, in transit, hns gone suply chief officer, Mantung.

BIG SHIPPING ISSUE.

Furness, Withy and Co., the £6,500,000 shipping enterprise, a nounced on November 20 that it proposed to make an issue shortly of a further £2,000,000 of Ordin-, ary shares, which will be offered to existing shareholders,

woman

In seeking, a divorce Cresswç}}, admitted adultery with a named Ada Kinipple after he had parted from his wife and asked the Court to exorcise discretion in his favour. The King's Promar nów said that Crmawell bad com. mitted adultery with three women.

CHURCH NOTICES,

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL,

Hora: Karo...

Dzona 20, 1951, 4th Sunday in

Advent-

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Holy Communion at 8 am. Holy Communion (Peak Church) at

8.- Ohildren's Service at 10 am," Ordination Serviss at 11 am.

Preacher: This Vop, the Archdesoon

of Canton.

Evensong at 6.30 p.m.

Prencher-The Vary Rov. The

Dean.

Protestant Comstery Chapel; Even-

song at 4.16 p.m." Christmas Play: Extra parfomanes

on Wednesday, Dec. 23, at 7pm. St. John's Cathedral Hall. No booking. All sents frie.

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SCIENTIST.

Mr. Justice Langton anid this FIRST CHURCH "OF CHRIST, was a very gros♥ caso.'

"Horn is a man of 48 (continued his lord- ship), who, I am satisfied, know perfectly well what he was doing, who intended to deceive the Court and succeeded in deceiving tho Court. Whether he actually com- mitted perjury in a document 1 do not care.

"Counsel.now asks on his heball for mercy, and I should like to say ng clearly as I can that there! will be no mercy in this class of спас. In avery case where people come into this Court to ask for discretion I ara satisfied they aro warned by their counsel, and, as often as I can remember it, care fully warned by me of the nature of what they are doing, and of the absoluto essentiality of honesty in

such cases.

"This man has not been honest and I have no kind of mercy in dealing with him. Mr. T, Buck ni

(who appeared for the peti- fioner)"aska that the petition may

(Branch of The Mother Ohurch,

The First Church of Christ,

Scientist, in Boston, Mass, 0.8.4.) MACDONNELL ROAD, BELOW Bowne

ROAD TEAM STATION.. SUNDAY SERVICz, December 20, 1931, st

11.15 ..

Subject:-"Is THE UNIVERSE, "EXCLUDING Man, Eroyled Br

ATOMIC Fоxa P

The Sunday School is held on Sunday Mornings at 10 o'clock.

Walberday Evening Meeting mi 6.00 p.m.

Reading Room at above address opani — Turday and Friday, 10 am. So 12 Noon Monday and Thursday, 5:30 to 7 p.m.

The Public in cordially invited to attend the services apd, visit the Reading Room

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UNION CHURCH. (KENNEDY ROAD),

Morning Servic

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(Broadcast). Preacher:-Rev E. G. Powell, Sunday School:-

8.1.

remain on the file and says the SUNDAY SERVICEA on Dec. 20, 1931 : - petitioner desires to marry again. I do not think this is a proper case in which to ask for any indulgene". As to the future I shall muke no direction. That, I think, does not properly lie with me, As far as this case is concerned the decree will be rescinded and the petition for divorce will be dismissed with

Costa.

Kennedy Road at 10 a.m. Taikoo at 2.45 p.m. Sroial Hour after Evening Service. Evaning Worship at 6 p.m.

TO MOTHERS

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH WERDEN

(Opposite Royal Naval Hospi

Queen's Road, Man),

SUNDAY Dronber

1921 th Bus.

day after Advent Morning Servies at 10.15am.

Preacher Rev. Erria C.H. Trib-

.book.

Subject:-"A GOD WHO FITs The

FACTS"

Braking Service at 8.00 p.m.

Prasober-Rev. Beris O. H.. Trib-

book.

Sulijąat:-"TAKLTH HOLD" The

metaphor of the Incarnation. Sunday School at 9.15 a.m.

FRIDAY, December 2-Christmas Day. A Sprolal Christmas Sorvice will be

held commencing at 1016 m.

SAILORS' AND SOLDIERS'

HOME, WANGHAI,

22. Kennonsy Kom

SUNDAY, Documbor 20, 1981:---

Every Bible Glass Ap Servico Mon's Hour at 8.15 p.m.

A CHAT ABOUT CAROLS BY

THE PADRE.

TUESDAY, December 15, 1931:- Followship Meeting at 8 p.m.

A Hearty Welcome is extended to. all.

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VALUABLE FIND IN "SIBERIA.

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ELEPHANT TUSKS AND SKELETON OF GIANT GIRAFFE.

Moscow, Dec. A-Numerous tusha of pre-historic elephants and the skeidton of a giant giraffe have been discovered in the Kulundski Steppe in Western Siberia in the course of exenvations under the auspices of the Academy of Scienes.

According to the announcement of that institution, the discovery is of trendendous scientific importance inusmuch as it had always beer as sumed that the Kulundski Steppe between Paiodar, Barnaul and Semipalatinn had formed the bot- tom of the sea which in pre-historie. times had extended into Western Siberia. The discovery of anmples of a pre-historic fauna, it is de- clared, contradicts this thesis and establishes beyond doubt that the Kufundski Steppe had been part of the continent for a longer perind than had been nesumed.

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