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SYMPHONIC

CONCERT

SUNDAY, 2nd JULY, 1933.

MARCH

Commencing 8.45 p.m.

Programme

· Part 1-

Stars and Stripe

Gerature....Orphans in the Underworld... Offenbach. -- WALTE...Naila-Intermezzo

Delibes.

SELECTION,...FL. M. S.,* Pinafore”„Gülbert & Bullivan.

INTERVAL

Part II

OVERTURE

William Tell.........Rossini.. INVITATION TO THṛ Danon ...........Berkoa. SERENADEondinamikos m..Momkowski,

·SELECTION FRow run Naw Moon-,...

Robert le Pirate..

Romberg.

INTERVAL

Part III

Jolly Fellows

Pollstede. Wagner. Bust,

ALPUMSLATT (Alben Last):

(0) Fastikula

(1) Intermezzo

(e) Menuett

(d). Farandole

LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY.

Conductor: Mr. A. Gellman.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1933

ECHOES OF 1858

THE FIGHT FOR ORDERED GOVERNMENT IN HONG KONG

5.-Dally Press Editor Criticizes The Budget

The first portion of a leading article dated April, 24, 1858, given in this column yesterday, Below we give the remainder of the article.

The

SCT-

Te-

over paid incumbrances.

· GOSPEL TABERNACLE

The hand and Land Chi Hot Rod THE WING ON CO., LTD.

Gospel Service in English, Saturday 7.45 p.m. at Gospel. Taharasole at the junction of than Road Kok and Shanghai Street (opposite the Kowloon Motor Bus Co's: Office) Mongkok, and · gach succeeding Saturday evening."

You are cordially invited to attend.

First Church of Christ, Scientist

First Church of Christ, Scientist, Macdonnell Road, below Bowen Road Tram Station. Sunday Ser- wice 11.15 a.m. Subject: "God."

ST. TERESA CHURCH

KOWLOON TONG.,

Mass at 7 a.m. End 9 a.m.

ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH,

A Government capable of exercis- ing a sound discretion, or caring for the welfare of the Colony, would have adopted stepe for the "Neither must it be imagined facility of commerce and shipping, that the extravagant salaries com- which would have secured all the plained of, by any means secure advantages of a depot for goods, a resort for shipping, and a secure to government the exclusive

The Sunday School is held on vices of the recipients.

neighbourhood for traders. In- verse is the case, and the necessary stead of creating offices for the sake Sunday Morning at 10 o'clock, consequence is, that transactions of patronage, the money should Wednesday Evening Mesting at oceur, illustrating that H.M. ser have been spent in facilitating the p.m. Reading Room at above ad- vants ara quite as frail as other discharge of ships so as to remedy dress open Tuesday and Friday, 10 men when in search of filthy luere, the evil which now exists of caus- a.m. to 12 noon, Monday and In every point of view the Chinese ing a ship's gunlading to last as Thursday, 5.30 to 7 p.m. The look upon the leading houses, as far matiy weeks as it phould days. Public is cordially invited to n as standing, respectability and in Instead of making tiers of roads tend the service and visit the Read- Branch of The Mother tegrity go, as being quite a grade" to the westward which few visiteding Room.

Church of above Government officers. In fact, but the Governor, water pipes Church, The First it would be hard to convince the might have been laid all over the Christ Scientist, in Boston, Maes. Chinese community of the entire town. Instead of breeding strife, U.S.A.- exculpation of some Government pampering to vanity and creating officers, whose unfortunate and an useless expenditure by construct- notorious connection with certain ing a Praya (to be called the Bowr unscrupulous and dishonest natives, ing Praya) attempts should have have caused their names to be con been made and inducemente hald tinually referred to, as protecting out for the construction of Books. by their influence their proteges All such works exist in other ports from the punishment which, then no place are they more requir systematic perpetration of flagranted than here, and we much doubt if any place can be pointed out abuses merited.

where their construction can be so It was not through the develop easily effected. Yek we positively ment of the resources of the Colony, assert, that upon one occasion, or any advantages contained with when two engineers came purpose! in itself, that caused the increase ly here with means at their com- of Trade which has occurred since mond to establish a foundry, Sir. 1854. The causes were, first, the John Bowring refused to sell them investment of Canton by the re- the land required, and on another bels, and second the troubles grow cocasion, when a number of indi- ing out of the Arrow's seizure.viduals actually purchased ground These causes are purely temporary, to construct docks, the smallest and upon their being removed, we inducement or encouragement was cannot see why the Trade should withbeld. Even now, any party be any larger than it was before. constructing a deep water wharf, On the contrary we see more ren- sons, than one why it should be less. The extreme and well merited To be sure the arraignment and unpopularity of the Government, condemnation of Mah Chow Wong and the insatiable thirst it indulges has tended much to relieve the app.m. in for legislation and taxation, pronches of the harbour from the combined with its utter ignorance | piratical hordes of whom he was of what the true interests of the the motive power. But it seems Colony are, form reasons for lead incredible even to ourselves that ing us to the conclusion, that in Sir John should have gone the the absence of fortuitous circum-lengths he did in secret efforts to stances, and a good Government, it screen the wretch-whilet H.E.'s must sink to its former low level acts, abandoned unwillingly but although we think it may last out never relaxed, merely tended to the the time of most of our present confirmation of guilt.

renders himself liable to be in- dicted for a nuisance.

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TO-MORROW'S CHURCH

SERVICES

(Third Sunday After Trinity)

Catholic Churches

THE CATHEDRAL, CAINE ROAD.

Fourth Sunday After Pentecost. The Visitation of Our Lady. High Mass, 8 a.m. followed y procession of the most Blessed Bacrement.

Low Mars, 6 a.m, and 10.30 am. 4. p.m. Benediction of the Holy Sacrement.

ROSARY CHURCH KOWLOON.

Low Mass at 8.30 am., 7.30 a 8.30 a.m. and 9.30 a.m.

Anglican Church

ST. JOHN'S CETHEDRAL..

Holy Communion 8.m. Holy Communion (Peak Church)

8 a..

Children's Service 10 a.m. Choral Eucharist and Sermon 11 a.m. Preacher: The Rt. Rev. tha Bishop of Hong Kong.

Evensthig 8.30 p.m. Preacher: The Rt. Rev, the Bishop of Hong Kong.

WEEK DAY SERVICES.

Mattins. Daily at Su.m. Intercessions for the Sick, Wed- negiay at 10.15 8.m. --

Holy Communion St. Peter's Day, Thursday 29th, at 7.45 a.m.

Choir Practice. Friday at 5.30

p.m.

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, KOWLOON."

8.15 am. Holy Communion? 10 am. Young People's Service and Primary Sunday School...

11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon. Preacher -The Vicar.

3 pm Sunday School. 67m Musical Barvice and Ad- drea

Monday, July 3. Bible Reading Followship. p.m..

Friday, 7th inst.: Ladies' Work- ing Party, 10.30 am, in connec, k tion with the International Pageant and Fair to be held in November, All who are interested will be very welcome.

Free Churches

ENGLISH METHODIST

· CHURCH, WANCHAI

(Opposite Royal Naval Hospital)

Queen's Road, East. MORNING ORDER BY REV. LEONARD E. HICKIN, B.Sc.

.10.15 a.m.

Hymns No. 23, 269, 194, 305, 317. 1st Lesson St. Mark Chapter 6 verses 1-13 and 30-32.

2nd Leason Hebrews selections. -Sermon-"The Secret of Power."

Benediction.

National Anthem.

There will be a celebration of the Sacrement of Holy Communion after the morning. Service.

Evening order by Rev. Leonard E. Hickin, B.Sc., 8:16 p.m.

Hymns No. 48, 411, 628, 250 and 239.

verses 5-9, 24-30, and 39-42.

1st Lesson St. Jolin Chapter 4

2nd Lean Acts 16 verses 10-32. Sermons 9drety in to-day's un- Benediction. certainty."

Vespóź.

AT THE SAILORS AND SOLDIERS HOME, WANCHAI

Sunday July 2, 1933- Christian Social Hour, 7, p.m.

Monday, July 3, 1933- Badminton Club Meets, 7 p.m.

Tuesday July 4, 1063 Fellowship Meeting, 8 p.m. Thursday July 6, 1933- Badminton Club Meets, 7 p.m.

UNION CHURCH

Kennedy Road. (Hong Kona).

"SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1988 Sunday School, 9.30am. Morning Service, 19,30 min. Evening Service, & pime Freacher at both Ber. E. G. Powell, observed at the close of the morning

The Holy Comm

GARDEN ROAD.

Mass at 8 a.m. and 10 .. Catheciam at 3. p.m.

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ST. MARGARET MARY'S CHURCH HAPPY VALLEY.

Mass at 7,30 a.m. and 9 a.m. followed by Benediction.

PRECIOUS BLOOD CHURCH SHAMSHUIPO.

Patronal Feast of the Precious Blood,

Low Pontifical Alass at 7.30 a.m. followed by confirmation.

High Mass 9 a.m. Sermon and Benediction

ST. ANTHONY CHURCH.

4.30

179, Third Street." 7.30 am, Mass with sermon in Chinees, followed: by Benedictions of the Blessed Sacrement.

9.30 High Mase with sermon. In Chinese.

ENGLISH METHODIST CHURCH, WANCHAÏ (Opposite Royal Naval Hospital), "Queen's Road, East.

2nd July, 1933,

Third Sunday after Trinity. MORNING ORDER BY REV. LEONARDE HICKIN, B.Sc.

10.15 a.m. ' Hymn No. 23, Tune "Maryton

"Lord of all being, throned

afar."

Prayer.

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Hymn No. 208, Tune Ravenshaw

"Lord, Thy word abideth." Jet Lesson St. Mark Chapter 6

verses 1-13 and 30-32. Hymn No. 184, Tune "Melcombe "

(5). "My sufferings all to Thee are

known."

Prayer. 2nd Lesson Hebrews selections.

Hymn No. 305, Tune

Irish"

"Come O Thou all victorious

Lard,""..

Sermon The Secret of Power." Hymn No. 317, Tone" Gainsworth." "Just as I am, without one

plen." Benediction.

National Anthem.

There will be a celebration of the Sacrement of Holy Communion after the morning Service.

EVENING ORDER BY REV,

LEONARD E. HICKIN, ›

B.Sc., 8.15 p.m. Hymn No. 48, Tane. " Castle

Street",

Praise ye the Lord!" Prayer.

Hymn No. 11, Tune "Trentham " "Jesus my Truth, my Way,” 1st Lesson St. John Chapter 4 verses

8-0,24-30, had, 39-42. N Hymn No. 828, Tune Nachtlied "

"I dared not hope that Thou woulds't deign to come, and

make this lowly, heart of Mine Thy home.” 2nd Lesson Acts, 16 verses 16-32. Prayer,

Hymn No. 250, Tune Bt. Chryso

tom" (491), stom

"I want the Spirit of power

within."

Sermon Burety in to-day's uncer-

tainty at

Hymn No. 230, Tunë

(030)

Benediction. Vesper.

AT THE SAILORS' E SOLDIERS” HOME, WANOMAL

"Sunday, 2nd July, 1923

Christian Social Hour...7 p.m. Monday, 3rd July, 1933:

Badminton Club Meeta....7 p.m. Tuesday 4th July, 1983: Fellowamp Meeting. Thuraday, 6th July, 1983:

Badminton Club Meets... 7 p.m

p.m.

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CHURCH NOTES

BY JOHN'S CATHEDRAL,

Tuong Long

JULY 2, 1933-

3rd SUNDAY, AFTER TRINITY, Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Holy Communion (Peak Church),

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Children's Service, 10 am. Choral Eusbarist and Bariton, 11 am,

RUBBER MOORING BOUYS

RAF. EXPERIMENTS TO PRE-

VENT DAMAGE,

The Royal Air Force is experi- | menting with rubber mooring-buoys for scaplanes and flying-boats. The advantage of using rubber for this

Prescher It. Bev, the Bishop of purpose is that its resilience pre- vents injury to the aircraft and the Hong Kong.

buoy itself when one fouls the Evensong, 6.30 p.m.

Preacheri-Et. Rev. the Bishop of other.

Hong Kong.

Week Day Services, Mattina. Daily, 9.60 mm.

Interocesions for the Bick Wednes

day, 10:15 am Holy Communion,

Thursday, 7.46

Choir Practice. Friday, 30 m.

FIRST. CHURCH OF CHRIST, SOIENTIST.

(Branch of The Mother Church, The Firat Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,

Han,

7.8:6)

¿MACDONWELL ROAD, BELOW BOWES

BOLD TRAM STATION.

JULY 2, 1833 je

BUMPAY SERVIon, 11.15 mm.

Subject GOD A The Sunday School is keid on Sunday Mornings, 10 o'clock, was bega

Wednesday Evening Meeting, 6.00 pm. Reading Room at above address “open- Tuesday and Friday, 10 am to 12 Noon: Monday and Thursday+5.30 to 7 pm.

*The Pablle is cordially invited to stined The Horvloed and wint The Binding Boom

Such accidents have been not uncommon in the past; at Cal- shot, for instance, scapiznes have sometimes been damaged when the wash from a liner has drafted them

against & buoy.

The new buoy has been designed by Messrs. Short Brothers, who build flying-boats and seaplanes, at Rochester, and is manufactured by a Silvertown firm. It is made of a spongy rubber, treated to with stand the action of salt water and tropical heat.

The results of tests already made in home waters are stated to be satisfactory, and the Air Ministry haa ordered a further supply, for trial under tropical conditions in the East. The invention is also being adopted outside the RAF, and the Medway Conservancy has placed a large order for rubber buoys for the mooring of river craft

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