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TO-MORROW'S CHURCH

SERVICES

Fifth Sunday After Trinity

Anglican Churches

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, HONG KONG.

Sunday, 1st July, 1934,

Firth Sunday After Trinky.

Holy Communion

Holy Communion (Peak

Church)

Children's Service

Choral Eucharist and

Sermon

8 a.m.

32.m. 10a.m.

11 a.m. Preacher: Rev. F. N. Chamber- Jain. R.M

Evensong

Preacher:

6.30 pm.

The Dean.

Week Day Services Mattins,-Dally at 9 ..... Intercessions for the Sick.-- Wednesday at 10.15 am.

Holy Communion--Thursday at 7.45 a.m.

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Holy Communion.-Friday 7.45 in.

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Choir Practice.-Friday at 5.30

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ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, KOWLOON.

(Church of England).

The following are the forth-" coming Services, etc., at St. An- drew's, Kowloon:-

Sunday, 1st July, 1934. Fifth Sunday After Trinity. Holy Communion at 8,15 a.m. Primary Sunday School at 9.45

a.m

Young People's Service at 10 a.m.

Prayer,

The Lord's Prayer.

Hymn No. 901 "O timely happy,

timely wise" ("relcombe"). First Lesson.

Children's Address...

Children's Hymn No. 875 "All

things bright. and beautiful-

"Bonner Road"). Second Lesson.

Prayer.

Notices -

Hymn No. 605 "O Master, let me walk with Thee"-"Stanley"). Sermon. Hymn No. 557 "O came and dwell

in me" ("Ripon" 557). Blessing.

National Anthem. Holy Communion, Evening Order 8.15 p.m. by the

Rev. E. C. H. Tribbeck.

Hymn No. 529 "O for a heart to praise my God" ("bridge")

Prayer:

Hymn No. 488 "God moves in a mysterious way"—("Trish"). Reading. Notices.

Hymn No. 343 "O for a closer walk

with God"-("Belmont"). Address.

Hymn No. 304 Long have I sat beneath the sound of Thy Salvation. Lord" ("Jazer"" 302) Blessing. → Vesper.

NOTICES

Holy Communion-11,15 a... Sunday, 1st July--Christian Social Hour 7 p.m. at the Sailors & Soldiers' Home Lounge. Monday. 2nd July--Badminton, 7

p.m.

Mattins and Sermon at 11 am. Evensong and Sermon at 6 p.m. | Thursday, 5th July--Badminton, Freacher: The Vicar.

In place of the usual Evening Prayer, the Service will be of a Musical Nature, when special hymns and anthems will be in- eluded in the Order of Service.

The "Alice in Wonderland" Fete Committee will meet in the Hall on Friday, July 6 at 8 pm. when business in connection with the Fetc to be held in November will be discussed.

The usual bathing picnic under the auspices of St. Andrew's Club ..is being held on Saturday, July 7 the launch leaving Police Pier at. 3.30 p., All members of the congregation are welcome to join these plenics.

The Open Air Concert held Tast Monday was a huge success. 'Be- sides being blessed with a clear night, the artistes were at their best and it is hoped to arrange similar functions in the future.

Special Notice.

7 p.m.

UNION CHURCH

Kennedy Road.

{Honr Kunr

SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1924. Sunday School, 8.30 am, Morning Service, 10.30 .. Evening Service, 8 p.m.

Preacher at both Services

The Rov. E. G. Powell The Communion of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the close of the Morning Service,

Social Hour will be held in the Church Hall after Evening Service..

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 30,

YOUR

VIEWS AND MINE !

A Weekly Column of Local Gossip

HONG KONG'S TRADE

By

"The Scout"

to alleviate as much as possible, the pught of those who have to bear the burden of the water charges?

MADAME LAILA

It is gratifying to see that the question of Hong Kong's trade is receiving the attention of the authorities and that it is proposed

One of the topics of conversa- to appolat a Committee to inquire Numerous sug-

tion in the Colony during the past into the matter. gestions have from line to tline week has been Madame Laila's pre- appeared in the columns of the dictions with regard to the future local newspapers and no doubt the of this Colony and of China." f'am findings and recommendations of informed that quite a number of committee will be awaited with people have consulted the seer. much interest by the business Her starting pronouncement with population of the Colony. The regard to the fate of one of China's matter of pig breeding and poultry leaders is as interesting as her farming in the New Territories prediction that Hong Kong win also, will be investigated by an-recover from the trade depression other Committee and it would seem It will be interesting to see if the earthquake which she has predict that the Government is making a serious effort to explore the posed will occur in Japan will come sibilities of trade revival in Hong about. If one is to believe in her prophecies, the immediate future Kong.

in the Far East does hot seem at

BUILDING. DEVELOPMENT

all bright

DOGS AGAIN

It is interesting to read that the building trade showed considerable

Once more I shall bring up the activity last year, although it did not touch the high level set in question of inmuzzled dogs I 1931. The Colonial Secretary's re-read that quite a Humber were seen port which was published in the at Repuse Bay over the week-end. "Daily Press revealed the fact Dog-lovers Tertainly must realise that in addition to a number of the danger to Which they expose other people by allowing their pets commercial buildings, over a thou Sand European and Chinese houses to roam freely about the beach and were put up last year. In the assessor's report, however, we read that the average monthly number of vacant nats during 1933 was 1.100 and that this was the highest number on record, the previous highest being 445 in 1927-1928. When the figures for 1934 are pub- lished, I am sure a more depress-

ing state of afairs will be reveal- ed, since the number of houses put up this year must be very much smaller than in 1933 and the num- ber of vacant fats much bigger. To anyme interested in the ques tion of housing in Hong Kong, a walk through some of the streets of Wanchal (and Shamshaipo an the mainland) will reveal how many vacant houses there are to day. Build, build and yet bulld seemed to have been the slogan of landlords during the past few years. The trade depression seems

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,to be dealing landlords quite a

SOIENTIST.

heavy blow just now.

(Branch of The Mother Charch, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass, U.S.A) MACDONNELL ROAD, BELOW Bowen ROAD TRAM STATION.

The Vicar wishes it to be known that during the summer months worshippers will be welcome in church fa sports or holiday JULY 1, 1934 ****

clothes.

Catholic Churches

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL The following are the forthcém- ing services etc., etc. at the Catho- Hic Cathedral, Caine Road.

July 1st-Sixth Sunday After

Pentecost.

(Feast of the most 'precious blood "of our Lord) MORNING SERVICES

1st Mass at 6:

2nd Mass at 8-High Mass follow- ed by Procession of the Bless- ed Sacrament in the Cathe- dral

3rd Mass at 10.30 with sermon

in English.

EVENING SERVICE

At 4. Benediction of the Blessed

Bacrament. July 5th at 730-Mass begins the Novena for the poor Souls in Purgatory. July 5th at 5.30 p.m-Holy Hour, July 8th-First Friday of the month. Special Mass with General Communion at 7.

On Week Days. · Mass at 6 and 7.30.

Free Churches

METHODIST, CHURCH,

Services will be held at the Eng- list Methodist Church, Queen's Road East, Wanchai

Sunday, 1st July, 1034. Fifth Sunday After Trinny

Morning Order 10.15 am by the

Rev. E. C. H Tribbeck

Hymn No. 638 "Dear is the day

God hath made" which ("Winchester New" 663),

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BUNDAY SERVice, 11.15 a.m. Subject:-CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The Sunday School is held on Sunday Mornings, 15 o'clock.

Wednesday Evening Meeting, 6.00 pa "Reading Hoon at above address opan:- Tuesday and Friday, 10 am to 12 Noon. Monday and Thursday, 5.40 to 7p.m.

The Public is cor lially invited to attend the services nod visit the Reading Room.

SAAR AMNESTY BILL

(Special to the "Hong Kong Dally

"Press". (Copyright.)] :

Saarbruecken, June 28. The Amnesty Bill proffered by the League of Nations Governing Commission was accepted by all parties in the Thursday session of the Saar Parliament. The general lack of enthusiasm, however, was well expressed by Deputy Martin when, speaking for the "German Front," he asked the Commission to admit that its own draconic laws: had contributed to the unrest of the population, and demanded that the sharp regulations be given up or at least toned down in future-Transocean Kuo Min.

CLEARING HOUSE BILL

[Special to the "Hong Kong Dally Press" (Copyright.)]

HONG KONG LAD'S SUCCESS

!

The report. received in the Colony during the week of the success of Mr. George S. Zimmern, who was called to the Bar, Gray's" Inn, this month, is very gratify- ing and within a few months, Mr. back in Zimmern hopes to be Hong Kong. Another local man who proceeded Home to further. his studies was Dr. D. Laing, of whom I hear a very encouraging report.. Dr. Laing came through with flying colours in ophthal motory, thinology and ear throat work in Guy's Hospital, where he is now resident surgeon. Like Mr. Zimmern, Dr. Laing Will be returning to the Colony very

soon.

THE WATER SUPPLY

and

Thanks to the very heavy rain during the past ten days the Colony is once again served with a full supply of water. In the not distant future, with the completion of the 'Shing Mun Scheme, such a thing as restriction in the mat ter of water supply will probably be unknown. The rain certainly came at the right time this year, us water restrictions in summer are very trying. Those who have had to miss their tennis and bowls because of the state of the weather may not greet the rain with the same delight as the rest of us, brat those who can recall the toilsome days of the water shortage in 1930 are undoubtedly grateful that the

rain came when it did.

WATER CHARGES

1791

BLOOD-MONEY

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A Real Thriller

Howland Brown, author with Harold Long of "Blood Money," and į also its director says that this 20th || Century Picture reveals conditions; that exist in virtually every large! elty. If it's true, it's something to think about..

And Wrikther truth or netion, "Blood Money," Is a rattling fast yarn with plenty of suspense, ex- citement and drama of the, held- line chiller type.

The workings of the bail bond racket; how criminals are set at: large to continue

careers:

how the efforts of district neys, Judges and honest men are set at taught are brought out in "Blood Money."

Bin Balley is a professional bondsman who wields such an un- scrupulous power in the under- world and in politics that fils word low roth up and down the so- cal scale.

He has been engaged in a pro- stable partnership for a number of years with Ruby, the beautiful proprietress of

а fashionable gimbing speak easy. In love and business they have always played

fr, for it was Ruby's stake of a $20 bill. taken from her stocking. that started Baller's successful career in ball borida.

However, Elaine Tilbert, a Wear- thy Sociêfy girl who likes trider- world thrills, is destined to change all that. Blaffe meets Bally when he goes Her Ball for shoping. Stealing for a thrill Is her p tine.

Bauty becomes iratusted Elame, a type new to him. TH brings about a break with Rut whose handsome young brot

offsension for beautiful women. Drury, is a bank robber with in Is to be hoped that the authori ties will spare no pains to bring While out on bail after a bold home to dog owners, guilty of such daylight robbery, Drury thoughtlessness, the error of their Elaine, and the giri, thrilled to: ways. It is one thing to give your death, responds ardently to dog some exercise, and quite an-ding rascal's play for her. other to jeopardise the safety of other people.

POLICE "STATISTICS

1

It is interesting to read that the number of serious crimes in Hong Kong during 1933 was slightly less than in the preceeding year but that the number of minor offerices have grown considerably. We read that there were in all 5,030 serious cases and 25,550 mìrior caïès. Or

these cases, 25,159 were dealt with at the Magistracy In Hong Kong with two courts altting and 19.925 in Kowloon. As the figures above will show, the proportion of serious cases to minor offences is about one in six. The average number "I cases tried in the Kowloon Court per day (inking due allowances for Sundays and other holidays) works out at about 68, which mears, according to the proportion shown above, 53 minor cases and 11 serious cases. What a day. it mast be for the 'Magistrate, who in addition to his magisterial duties, has to sit as Coroner from time to time!

RETURN TO FREE AND UNRESTRICTED TRADE

(Special to the "Hong Kong balls Fress" (Copyright).]

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meets

the

It is when Elaine on her · eternal quest for thrills, acts just the re-; Vezie de "Driiry's request that she' deifvér $50,000 in gold fertineates to Balley for his bail rich he is going to jump, and destroy $300,- 000 in registered bonds, that the plot gets very tangled and very dangerous for everyone, concern-. ed especially Bill Bailey who ands himself playing pool with a ball loaded with nitroglycerine.

Ruby however, saves the day. There are a lot of excellent characterizations

"Erdoa

Money." George Bancroft gives such vitality and force to the character of Bill Bailey that you wonder how the screen bas got- ten, along without him all these months. This is his arst picture under his new contract with Joseph M. Schenck and Dairy F. Zanuck for 20th Century, releas

through United Artists.

way

Frances Dée, Chick Chandler arid Judith Anderson, Broad- stage star making her screen debut, play the other lead- ing roles and do them splendidly. Miss Anderson should find a de-. Antte niche in pictures for her histronic talents and her out- standing personality.

"Blood Money" is the new at-

to-morrow traction for

at the

Ambra and will more than please the thrill-seeker.

"LONDON CALLING

**

Best Wishes To Melbourne ·

-Berlin, "Jude '28. Speaking before-several hundred representatives of German Cham- bers of Commerce abroad here on Thursday, the Felch Minister of Economy, Dr. Schmidt made a

An exchange of letters between strong plea for the return to free

the Lord Mayor of "Toddða (8lr and unrestricted world trade but Percy w Greenaway) and the stressed that this frotiêm could Lord Mayor of Melbourne (Cr. E not be solved by individual ac- Gongoun anith) has taken place tion.

concerning the Centenary Cele- "Gerthany is doing her "best," brations. In his letter the Lord wrote that said the Minister, "to obtain the Mayor of London necessitles of life by trade ex-Melbourne may well be proud of pansion but if she should fall in its achievement in making such this then the German people will excellent progress "In 100 years, have the necessary energy to train virgin country to the beauti maintain their economic life on fulcity which to-day is consider- strictly national basis by restricted to be brie of the nest in the

g ports, producing new raw

Expire."

The letter concluded as follows: materials and reorganising the We are

We rejoice with you in the pro- entire economis võrder. not desirous of bringing about such grels of Australia and in convey- development since it would mean ing greetings from the City of farther shrinking of world trade: Lardon to the people of Victoria, but if left to no choice then the It gives me great pleasure to ex- German people, will have, to mas- press good wishes for the success

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of the Centenary Celebrations, and Now that there is plenty of water way in which they tackled the hope that continued prosperity in the reservoirs (so much in fact the unemployment problem.”

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