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TO-MORROW'S CHURCH

SERVICES

Quinquagesima Sunday

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL HONG KONG

March

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Sunday:

1935.-Quinquagesima

8 a.m-Holy Communion.

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 2, 1935.

THE FLOWER SHOW

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The Prize List

The following is the full list of prize winners at the Hong Kong Horticultural Society's annual flower show which was held on Thursday at Volunteer Headquar

ters:

CHALLENGE CUPS

3 pots of Geraniums.-1, Mrs. Hall: 2, Mr. Bagram, ⠀

3. pots of Dahllas-1, Lady Southern; 2, Sir Robert Ho Tung.

3 pots of Hellotrope.-1, Mrs. Hall; 2, Mr. Butcher.

Hymn Numbers and Tunes, 89, "Lubeck": 113 ("Laudes Do- mint"); 159 ("St. Flavian". No. 43); 574 ("Wellspring"); 514

Special Challenge Cups for the, ("St. Peter No. 99); 879 (Na- tional Anthem).

most praiseworthy exhibit in väri- Appointed Lessons: Genesis 12:ons classes:

1-0 and St. Luke 10; 1-24.

8am-Holy Communion (Peas Evening Order, & p.m. by the Rev.

Church),

10a.m.-Children's Service. 10a.m.-Kindergarten School.

11 am-Choral Eucharist

and !!

Sermon.

Preacher: The Dean.

6.30 p.m.-Evensong.

Preacher: Rev, H. W. Baines.

Subject: The Merry Christlan.”

NOTICES FOR THE WEEK Ash Wednesday, March 6:—

7.45 am-Holy Communion, . 9am-Mattins.

10.15 a.m-IntercessionS 5.15 p.m.-Evensong, with Ad- dress by Rev. G. K. Carpenter. 1st of series of Addresses at 5.15 p.m. each Wednesday 'in Lent.

Thursday. 7.45 a.m.-Holy Com-

munion (Cantonese).

Confirmation Classes:

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Tuesday, 8 pm-lien and Boys. Thursday, 8 p.m.-Women and

Girls.

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

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The following are the forthcem ing services at the Catholic Cathe dral. Caine Road.

March 3-Quinquagesima Sunday:

MORNING SERVICES 1st Mass at.6.

2nd Mass at 8-Solerm High Mass, followed by the Proces-

E G. Powell:

814 ("Elim" No. 7011; 283 (St. Cuthbert"); 52 ("Martham"); 944 "Eudoxia”). Holy Communion, 7.15 p.m. Hymn

No. 757 ("Gulbach"). Notices:

p.m.:

March 3, Sunday.-Christian So- ctal Hour, 8.15 p.m. S. & S. Home Lounge. March 4, Monday-Buliding

Committee meets 5.30 Badminton 7 p.m. - March 5, Tuesday-Shorthand &

Typywriting Class 6 pm. March 6, Wednesday-Dance In Assembly Hall S. & 8. Home, 8.30 p.m.

Admission, including refresh- ments. $1. Ladies by invita-

tion.

March 7. Thursday. Badminton,

7 p.m.

Mrs. Bidon Potter. 3 pots of Petunia-1. Mr. Quist:

3 pots of Verbena-1, Mrs. Hall;

Pot plants open. Mrs. E. J. R2, Mr. Bell. Mitchell.

Pot plants Peak -Mr. J. T: Ba-

m.

Vegetables open. Mr. J. W. Fransks.

3 pots of Linarla (Tall varieties), -1, Mrs. Hall; 2, Mr. Quist. "

3 pots of Cineraria.-1, Mr. Ba- gram; 2, Mrs. Hall,

→3 pats of Delphinium -Lady Southorn. "

3 pots of While of Cream Freesia. --1, Mathilda Hospital; 2, Bir Ro- bert Ho Tung; 3, Mr. Bell,"

Vegetables Peak-Mr. W. H. Bell. Cut flowers open-Lady Peel Cut flowers Peak.--Mr. Bagram. General ("The Lady Peel Chal-

3 pots of Freesia of any colour lenge Cup").-Mrs. Bagram.

Plants in Pots-Open to all ex-(except White or Cream)-1, Mr. cept Peak Gardens and Chinese Bell; 2, Mr. Bagram. Market Gardeners.

3 pots of Phlox Drummondii-1,

3 pots of Marguerite-1, Mrs. Mrs. Hall; 2. Mrs. Scott Harston, Raymond; 2, Lt-Col-Logan.

3 pots of Roses-Mr. Quist.

3 pots of Nasturtiurn; || | Hampden Ross.

- Mr.

3 pots of Dianthus.-1, Mrs. Hall; 2. Lady Southorn.

3 pots of Salvia-1; Mrs. Ho pots of Perpetual Carnations.- Kom-tong; 2. Dr. Li Shu-fan. Mr. Bagram.

6 pots of Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season. Mrs. Ha Kam-tong.

3 pots of Annuals or plants ruised from seed the same season. March 8, Friday.-V/T Class, 6-1. Lady Ho Tung 2, Mrs. Ho

p.m.

L.C.A. Society There will be a Whist Drive in the Assembly Hall of the 5. & S. Home on Monday at 3.30 p.m. admission $1 including tea

Church Finances

Mr. B. C. Randall has been ap❘ pointed Church Treasurer, and he would be, glad if members will kindly pay their subscriptions to

him.

sion of the Blessed Sacrament. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,

The Boy-Scouts of the Cathe-

dral Group will rally at 8 o'clock sharp for the Church parade.

3rd Mass at 10.30, with sermon

in English.

EVENING SERVICE ́

At 4, Benediction of the Blessed

Sacrament.

March-Ash Wednesday. To-day

Lent begins.

Distribution of the Blessed Ashes before and after every Mass. At 5.30 p.m., the Way of the

Cross

March 7. St. Thomas Aquinas.

Doctor of the Church.

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March 8-Friday, is a day of Fast-

ing.

The Novena in honour of the Passion of Our Lord begins at

7.30.

At 5.30 pm, the Way of the

Cross.

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On week days:

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Mass at 8 and 7.30

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ENGLISH METHODIST

CHURCH

Queen's Road, East, Wanchai, Hong Kong. QUINQUAGESIMA

Sunday, March 3, 1935

SCIENTIST.

(Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ,

Scientist, in Boston,..

Mass, U.S.4) Macdonnell Road, below Bowen Road Tram Station. Sunday, March 3, 1935) Sunday Service-11.15 a.m.

Subject: CHRIST JESUS." The Sunday School is held on Sun-

day Mornings-10 o'cinek. Wednesday Evening Meeting---8.00

p.m.

Reading Room at above address open: Tuesday and Friday-10

Kom-tong.

3 pots of Arums.-1, Lady Peel; 2, Mrs. L. Dunbar.

3 pots of Begonia.-1. Mrs. Mit- chell: 3, Mrs. Raymond.

Sir

3.pots 01 Geraniums,-1, William Horzell; 2. Mrs, Ho Kom- tong.

3 pots of Dahlias-1, Lady Peel; 2, Lady Ho Tung.

3 pots of Carnations grown frem seeds in the same year. 1, Mr. Bagram, 2, Mr. Tinson.

3 pots of Malden Hair Ferns.1. Mrs. Hughes; 2, Sir Robert Ho Tung.

3 pots of Asparagus Plumosus or Sprengeri-1, Sir Robert Ho Tung: 2. Mrs. Hall.

3 pots of Mignonette.-Mrs. Scott Harston.

3 pots of French Marigolds. ". Mrs, Hughes; 2, Mr. Bagram.

3 pots of Larkspur.-Mr. Quist; 2. Mrs. Hughes.

3 pots of Nasturtium (dwarf

3 pats of Heliotrope.-1, Mrs. varieties)-1, Mr. Bagram; 2, Mrs. Borrett; 2, Lady "Peel,

3 pots of Petunia.-Mrs. Ray- mond.

.3 pots of Verbena-1, Mrs. Ho Kon-tong; 2, Lady Ho Tung.

Hall

3 pots of Double Nasturtium--1, Mrs. Hall; 2, Mr. Quist; 3, Mrs. Scott Harston.

3 pots of Pansies and/or Violas.

3 pots of Linària (Tall varieties, Mathilda Hospital; 2, Mr. -U. S. R. C.

3 pots of Cineraria-1, Mrs. Dunbar; 2, Lady Feel.

3 pots of White or Cream Freesia... --1, Mr. P. C. Potts, 2; Mrs. Dunbar, Spots of Phlox Drummondii-1,

Quist.

3 pots of Violets.-1, Mr. Bell; 2 Mrs. Little...

3 pots of Stock-1, Mrs.

2," Mrs Scott Harston,

"Sanger;

3 pots of Primula (Malacoides),

Lt. Col. Logan; 2, Mrs. Ho Kain--1. Peak Club; 2. Mr. Bagram. tong-

3 pots of Primula (Sinensis or

3 pots of Roses.-Mr. I. L. Gold- Obconica).-Mr. Bagram, "toe? enberg

3 pots of Annuals. Perennials

3 pots of Dianthus-1, Mrs. and/or any plants, excluding Raymond; 2, U.S.R.C,

palms-1, Mrs. Bagram; 2, Bir Ro-

3 pcts of Perpetual Carnation.bert Ho Tung: 3, Peak Club,

1. Lt. Col. Logan; 2, Mrs. Dunbar. Vegetables, etc.--Open to all, ex- 3 pots of Ferns.-Lady Ho Tung. cept Peak Gardens and Chinese

3 pots of Mignonette-1, Mrs. Ho | Market-Gardeners.

am. to Noon: Monday, Thurs-Kom-tong; 2, Mrs. Dunbar. day-5.30, 12-7.00 p.m.

The Public is cordially invited to attend the services and visit the Reading Room.)

UNION CHURCH

امين

(Kennedy Road, Hong Kong)..

Sunday, March 3, 1935, SUNDAY SCHOOL Kennedy Road-9.30 a.m... Taikoo-2.45 p.m.

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Morning Service, 10.30 am. Evening Service 6.00 pm.

Preacher at both Services:-The

Rev. E. C. H. Tribbeck.

Morning"Order,” 10,15 a.m. by the Social Hour in the Church Hall,

Rev. E. G. Powell:

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After Evening Service.

RUSSIAN MOSCOW BAKERY

69, Rua do Campo, MACAO.

All kinds of bread_by_first class Russian- Bakers. Visit our bakery.

HOU HING DANCING CLUB

Top Floor, Central Hotel.

Every Night Dancing.

Refreshments, Bar, and Best Partners,

GARAGE MACAU New and Comfortable Tourist Cars

Phone 2317.

Collection of Vegetables of 6 or

3 pots of French Marigolds.-1. | more varieties. Mr. Franks. Dr. Li Shu-fan: 2, Mrs. Ho Kom- 4 Cabbages. Mrs. Hoare. tong

3 pots of Larkspur-1. Mrs. Raymond; 2. Mrs. Mitchell.

3 pots of Nasturtium (dwarf varieties).-U. S. R. C..

3 pots of Double Nasturtium.-

Mrs. Raymond.

4. Savoy Cabbages.-Mr. Potts: 2, Lady Ho Tung.

4 Cauliflowers or Broccoll-Mr. Franks,

6 Lettuces (cabbage värieties).— Lady Ho Tung; 2, VAR.C,

6 Lettuces (cos varieties),--Mr.

3 pots of Pansies and/or Violas.-Franks; 2, Mr. Potts.

1. Mrs. Mitchell; 2, Lady Peel.

6 Endive. Lady Ho Tung; 2, Mr.

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pots of Violets-Lt. Col. Franks. Logan; 2, Mr. Fotts.

25

Brussels Sprouts.—1. Mr.

3 pots of Stock,-1, Mrs. Ho Kom-Potts; 2, Mr. Franks. ing: 2, Lady Peel

8 Carrots-1, Mrs. Stapleton; 2,

3 pots of Primula (Sinensis or Mr. Franks. Obeonlea).Mrs. Dunbar.

6 Parsnips.--Mr. Potta.

12 Onions-Lady Ho Tung.

8 Leeks-1, Mr. Mitchell; 2, Lady

3 pota

of Annuals, Perennials and/or any plants, 'excluding palms-1, Mrs. Mitchell; 2, Mrs." | Ho Tung. Dunbar,

Plants in Pots-Peak · Gardens only.

3 pots of Marguerite-1, Mrs. Hall; 2, Mrs. Scott Harston; 3, Mathilda Hospital.

3 pots of Nasturtium (Tall varletles)-1, Mr. Key; 2, Mr. Quist.

3 pots of Salvin,-1, Lady South-'| ́oin; 2, Mrs. Hall.

12 Fatoes-Mr. Franks.

25 Radishes. Mr. Franks.

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THE AFFAIRS OF CELLINI

The Story Of A Great Lover, A Great Artist-The Most Charming

Rascal Of All Time

(By LEWIS ALLEN BROWNE)

He took my hand and led me to the rost arbour.

Benvenuto Cellini,- Florence, 1500-1571, was the most gifted goldsmith of the 16th century, but equally, noted as a fighter and as a autorious lover. In his prime when he has found his one love in the court of the Duchess of Florence, and the Duchess, at the same time, is determined to make him her lover, he is on the list of men doomed to be hanged. The Duchess is trying to save him, when, an emissary comes from Venier with a beautiful girl, to make grave charges against him.!

in these bits of help for Ben- venuto.

The Duchess of Florence gave but one glance at Cavalier Baudini and then stared at the very young and very beautiful girl beside him. The girl was nobly born, as one might see at a glance. The Duchess smiled inwardly, for she guessed the nature of the complaint, and the charge agalast Benvenuto. What girl of tender years, could withstand the charms of Ben- venute when he smiled at her and seemed to look into her very soul?

Alessandro promptly took in- terest upon seeing the beautiful girl who stood patiently, eyes downcast. Both youth and beauty In-femininity-always-Interested- him. The Duchess noticed this with amusement.

With a great show of ceremony. Ottavanie Introduced the emis- sary, who then hesitated, upon seeing the Duchess, and finally said to her, "Your Excellency 'may not care to hear the story It is not a pretty one."

"Yes, yes, my Lady, we wil excuse you," Alessandro said, eagerly.

"Is it your story. Ottavanic?” the Duke said. unsatisfied with Ottavanio's merely stepping back.

***No, sire."

Is it your story, Signorita?" he asked the girl.

"It is my story. Excellency.". "Then, if the emissary is willing, we shall let you tell It."

Still the girl hesitated and the Duchess, fearing that she might be too afraid to tell her story, gave her encouragement, because her curiosity was increasing.

"1-1 think that I tried to run, but I seemed unable."

"I see. Your voice and your falled you. How was your heart, my child?”.

legs

Cavaller Baudin became uneasy when the Duchess said this.

"He smiled at me, he looked at me.

been I seemed to have hypnotized!"

"He actually hypnotized you?” Alessandro inquired."

"It seemed to be that."

"And after he hypnotized you, what did he do?" the Duchess demanded.

rubbed one hand with the others

"He took my hand." The giri

dreamily. "I can feel the thrill of his touch now she mur mured.

"He took you by the hand-go on, "my child.”

"Come my child, you have no need to be frightened," the Duch- ess said, sweetly. She could be.

The girl smiled faintly at the exceedingly sweet when occasion Duchess and bowed slightly."

We have heard many stories, and not all pretty ones." The demanded. Duchess than stared at the girl "Who is the lady? Why is the here?" she demanded.

"He led me to the rose arbor. "Since you insist on telling by the night shadow of the your story, my lady," the emissary wall said to her, "pray proceed."INTE He did, eh?" Alessandro cried. "I would I might spare the Alessandro · leaned forward, his he took you thringly by the mention of her name" the emis-mind more on the glorious physt-hand and led you to a dark rose sary pleaded

cai charms of the girl than on arbor! Proceed, what then? whatever her story might be.

Both the Duke and the Duchess

8 Beets-1, Mrs. Stapleton; 2, remained stonlly silent and so, Mr. Franks.

realizing that he had no encour- Mragement in withholding the giri's

name, he continued:

4 Heads

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of Celery-1, Franks; 2, Mr. 'Potts.

12 Tomatoes.-1, Mr. Franks; Mr. Potts.

2,

"She is the younger daughter of the royal house of Vacci, Jour 25 pods of Peas-1, Mr. Patts; 2. Excellencies, and she has come to Lady Ho Tung.

make her own complaint"

25 pods of French Beans,1, Lady Ho Tung: 2, Mr. Potts.

2 Vegetable Marrows-Lady Ho

Vegetables, etc.-Peak Gardens

6.pots of Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season.--1, Mr. Quist; 2, Mrs. Scott Harston; 3, Tung Mrs. Hall

only.

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.3 pota of Annuals or plants raised from seed the same season.—1, Mr. Bell

3 pots of Arums-1, Mr. Bell, 2, Mrs. Scott. Harston; 3; Mrs. Sanger. 3 pots of Antirrhinum, -1, Mr. Key: 2, Mrs. Sanger,

3 pots of Begonia-1, Mathilda Hospital; 2, Mrs. Eldon Potter: :

DOG RACING

MEETINGS: Saturday, 9.15 P.M.

$2 Pari-Mutuels

ADMISSIONS

Sunday, 9.15 P.M.

$1 Cash Sweeps,

Members Stand $1, Public Stand 40 cents.

Collection of Vegetables of 6 or more varieties, Mr. Quist,

4 Cabbages--1, Mrs. Hall; 2, Mathilda Hospital

4.Savoy Cabbages-1, Mr. Tin- son; 2, Mrs. Scott Harston. "

"I was seated, Signorita Vacci

"You hung back of course," the Duchess murmured, with a began, #in the garden of my faint quirk at the corners of her father's palace, alone. The moon lips. was high overhead and full, the perfume of the flowers led the cool night air-

"I went along with him and we sat`down" and, he read to me..

He hypmatized you and then Alessandro thought, "Would I he merely read to you?" the Duke had been with her." However, he asked and the girl murmured, The Duchess pretended lack of merely nodded with an exagger-"Yes, Excellency," Interest while her nimble brain dated gravity.“

He read to you-was it from was alert to grasp every chance "And as I sat thus, dreaming papers or a book?" the Duchess to defend Benvenuto, so deter- beside the lotus pool, he appear-asked, gently." mined was she to make him hered. lover for a while, at least, hefore He? Who?" Alessandro asked, he was ordered, hanged. The Duke smiled encouragingly at the girl and motioned her to come forward

Complaint

That monster, Benvenuto Cel- tinil" Ottavanio cried. The Duke turned and scowled at him.

"Do not interrupt," he scolded, and daaked the girl to proceed with her story

"It is not a story, Excellency Ottavanio insisted, “It is a com-

"A book a small book he took from a pocket in his cloak. It had covers of finely graven gold, en- crusted with jewels? Dr

"Never mind about the book said the Duchess, nervously. The description of the binding sound- ed too much like the work of Ben- venuto, for safety. What did he read?”

4 Cauliflowers or Broccoli-1, Sir We will hear your complaint, Robert Ho Tung; 2, Mrs. Scott Signorita," "Alessandro said, with Barston

an attempt to be sweetly. BTB-plaint."!

"A poem, & poem with such clous. We beg you not to be "The charming narrator has words as only Venus and Adonis frightened. We not complained as yet. Be quiet might have spoken on their bridal - Signorita Florence Vacci, she and permit her to proceed. Your night. I can remember them of Benvenuto's amorous escapade dream prince appeared, Signorita, - now.”

6 Lettuces (cabbage varieties)

Mra Hall; 2, Mr. Bell

6 Lettuces (cos varieties)--Mz. Bell,

6 Endive-1, Mrs. Hall; 2, Mr. Quist.

25 Brussels Sprouts 1, Mr. Tin- son; 2 Mr Hall."

6 Kobl Rab1, Sir Robert Ho Tung: 2, Mrs. Hall.

6 Turnipa-1 Mr. Bel Nicol

16 Carrots. 1. Mr. Nicol;;

Robert HoTing.”

Paran

**Mrs. Scott Hars.

Sir Robert Ho-Tung

in her father's garden after he had escaped upon being discover- ed with Bignorita Pretino and killing her flance, Count Barza looked bravely at the Duke and Duchess

from whence over the garden "They should be worth the wall?WW

hearing, although poetry bores me," "the Duchess aurmured "Repeat them, my good

“I do not know, Excellency, looked up and there he was, down the path, walking slowly to- ward me and smiling

"I am not afraid. Excellencies," }, "You screamed she assured them

course!

- Ottavanio, Leager to make this | of sare

grim accusation, was annoyed.

the slowness and polite

mality. He pressed forward and cried it.

of shame hum ation and an affront sTRIDAE the royal house of

ot

The Duchess had a hlut

¡ing

The girl hesitated but a moment and then raised her eyes and recited

"Give me, love, another kiss, Pas

searching bliss!

(Contin