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CIVIL SERVICE

Promotions And Transfers

(Special Air Mail Service)

London, Nov. 8.

The following promotions, trans- fers, and reappointments in the -Colonial Service are announced:— COLONIAL - ADMINISTRATIVE

SERVICE

FIRST PLANE AT

KALLANG

Singapore's New Aerodromie

Singapore, Nov. 19.

·Singapore's new $8,250,000 aero- drome, rècognised as the most modern in the world, was to have been opened in 1937 with pageanty Andrews, N. F. 8. (Assistant Dis-worthy of such a great occasion

trict Officer, Uganda), Assistant in the Colony's history, Secretary. Northern Rhodesia, The first aircraft to land there--- Glenday, V. G.. O.B.E, vďênior Dis-one of the mammoth flying hotels trict. Commissioner), Pröqinelal'] that would grace the Imperial sky- Commissioner, Kenya,

way to Australia-was to lànd to Greening, L. 9, M.C.(Assistant the music of every available brass District Officer, Tanganyika), | band in Singapore; Air Ministry Commissioner, Cyprus.

brass-hats, gold braid and waving Hodge, S., O. V. (District Officer), plumes, would have added "Senior District Commissioner,

Kenya. Hosking. E B., OBE. (District Omcer), Senior District Com. missioner, Kenya. Mackenzie-Kennedy, H, O. "D. C., C.M.G. (late Chief Secretary, Northern Rhodesta), Chief Secre- tary, Tanganyika,

COLONIAL AGRICULTURAL

SERVICE I

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leavening touch of, dignity to the wild and unrestrained enthusiasm of the Singapore public,

But most of the gilt has been scraped off this ceremonial ginger- bread by three pilots from the air- craft carrier HMS. Hermes,

A fight of Hawker Ospreys was circling over Kallang yesterday Below them was the huge expanse of the new civil aerodrome, yet untouched by the wheels of an

Abraham, A. A" (Assistant Agricul-

tural. Superintendent). Agricul- aeroplane. tara! Guiana

storm. The Hawker Ospreys, powerful fleet co-operation planes that have the repitation of being able to fly through anything, were "forced down."

The new aerodrome was chris-

tened, without brass bands, Gov-

Superintendent. British NEW AERODROME CHRISTENED Lines, G. W. (late Superintendent Suddenly there" was A fierce

of Agriculture), Superintendent of Agriculture. Nigeria. Marshall, T. H. (Senior Agricultur- al Assistant), District Agricultur- al Officer, Tanganyika. Gwynnerton, R. J. M. (Agricultural Assistant), District Agricultural Officer, Tanganyika. COLONIAL AUDIT DEPARTMENT Bragg. A. (Deputy Auditor, Kenya), Auditor, Tanganyika. Flanagan, M. J. (Auditor, Nyasa

land), Auditor, Uganda. Hands, A. C. (Senior Assistant Au- ditor), Deputy Auditor, Kenya, Smith, E. A. (Senior Assistant Au-

ernors or gold braid.

Greatly daring", the pilots took off into the teeth of the howling gale, which was officially shaking Singapore to its foundations, and reached the Hermes in safety.

In extending its sympathy to the pilots who were forced to land after a severe buketting by the storm, the Free Press could per-

ditor. Northern Rhodesta), De-haps recall another great omcial

puty Auditor. Gold Coast.

COLONIAL LEGAL SERVICE Reece, C. M. (Attomey-General,

opening in our part of the Pacific. Mr. J. T. Lang, Premier of New Grenada), Registrar of the Su- South Wales, was just preparing to

preme Court, Gibraltar,

MISCELLANEOUS Bayles, H. L. (Treasurer, Tangan- yika), Treasurer, Nigeria. Cooper, J. C. (District Engineer), Provincial Engineer, Public Works Department, Ceylon, Ellis, J. A. (Assistant Accountant, Public Works Department, Кепуа). Accountant, Public Works Department, Cyprus. Ennis, G. K. (late Survey Pro- bationer, Ceylon), Surveyor, Tan- ganyika.

cut the ribbon of the £10.000.000 Harbour Bridge. A Captain De Groot, formerly of an'ish regi- ment, dashed up on a charger and cut it for him.

He did not have the excuse that he was forced to do it by the a long period.

MONARCHY PROPAGANDA IN AUSTRIA

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Goodwin, F. W. (Proof Reader's

Vienna, Nov 2! Assistant Proof Reader, Govern- Despite repeated public protesta- ment Press, Tanganyika.

tions of the Austrian Legitimists Marston, F. (late Architectural that the restoration of the Hab- Draughtsman)," Architect and sburg monarchy would not lead to Surveyor, Nyasaland.

any revival of territorial claims, Bellier, G. J. (Assistant Engineer, and that the Monarchy of Austria

Grade II), Assistant Engineer, would pursue a non-expansion po-" Grade 1. Public Works Depart-licy, considerable notice is taken in ment, Trinidad.

the new Legitimist calender for Skinner,, A. (Marine Officer, Grade, next year, which has just been of- II. Nigeria), Harbour Master and fered for sale in all Vienzia book- Marine Superintendent, Gambia, shops, in which the name Otto Stansfield, F. (Machine Overseer), von Habsburg is followed by all the Assistant Superintendent, Gov- titles he formerly bore, when re- ernment Press, Tanganyika.

signing as the Chief of the Austro- Stevens, F. G, (District Engineer). Hungarian Monarchy. Thus Otto

Provincial Engineer, Public

is designated Emperor of Austria, Works Department, Ceylon.

King of Croatia, King of Slovenia Syer, W. G. (Police Constable, Giband Dalmatia and other titles, raltar), Bub-Inspector of Con while the rest of the Habsburg stabulary, Jamaica, Tyrer, F. H. J. (Carriage and Imperial Prince," "Archduke of family are referred to as "The Wagon Examiner), Shop Charge- Austria," "Royal Prince of Bohe man, Nigerian Railway. Wijeyewardane, E. AL. (Deputy this calender is sold publicly and ma" "Hungary and Croatia? As Puble Trustee), Public Trustee, distributed widely, it is to be a Ceylon. Wilby, G. 8. (Superintendent of sumed that it is not disapproved

Education, Nigeria),

by the bresent Government ver Assistant Master, Education Department,

Transocean Kuo Min. Hong Kong.

GERMAN WOMAN PILOT PASSES

GRAF ZEPPELIN'S NEW RECORD

Berlin, Nov. 27. Vienna, Nov, 27.- On is 500th trip, the airship Germany's only woman test "Graf Zeppelle' owing to the in- "pilot," "Luise Hoffman, died early surfection in Brazil, Involuntarily en Wednesday morning in hospital established a new record. Benz at Horn, near Vienna, where she unable to landat Pernambuco, crashed in a fog en November 2 the airship was forced to cruise on her way back from Balkan on about the Brazilian coast

from

a flight. She received severe in- Monday morning Wednesday juries.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1935.

TO-MORROW'S

CHURCH

SERVICES

First Sunday In Advent

ST. TERESA'S CHURCH

The following are the roguneam ing services, etc, at St. Teresa's church. Kowloon Tong- Saturday, Nov. 30-St Andrew

Apostle.

M

3 pm-Meeting of St. Teresa's Chinese Young Men for visit tö the sick December-Month of Devotion to

the Advent of Christ, Sunday. Dec, 1–First Sunday in Advent-St. Natalia, W. (From to-day "the Solemnity of Mar- ' riages" is prohibited.

7.30 am-First Mass with Ber-

man in English.

8.30 Sunday School for Mexican Children at Maryknoll Convent School

with

» 90 Em-Second Mass

Sermon in English, followed by Benediction of the Most Bless ed Sacrament. Collections in aid of Society of St. Vincent de Paul, S+ Teresa's Conference, will be made at time Church doors be- fore and after both Masses. 10.30 A-Meeting of Members of St. Vincent de Paul Society at the Parochial Hall.

2 pm-Catechetical Instruction in Chinese, followed by Bane- diction of the Most Blessed Sacrament

3 p.m.--Meeting of St. Teresa's Chinese Young Men for Tsung Wan and Yuen Long lay mis- slons and Sunday Schools. Monday, Dec. 2-8t Bibiana, V.

and M.

At 7.50 a.m.-Mass for the Souls

in Purgatory.

Tuesday, Dec S-St.

Xavier, C. (1552).-

Francis

EVENING SERVICE

At 4 Benediction of the Blessed

Bacrament..

December 3-St. Francis Xavier. Solemn High Mass ut 7.30 am. December 4.—St. Peter Chrysologus,

Bishop and Doster of the Church.

At 7.30 am. begins the Novenia

In honour of St. Lucy. December 5-From 5.30 p.in. to 6.30

Holy Hour.

December 6-1st Friday of the

thonth.

General Communion at 7 o'clock

Mass.

On week days Mass at 6 and 7.30.

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FIRST CHURCH "OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST

Macdonnel; Road, below Bowen Road Tram Station. December 1, 1935

Sunday Service.-11.15 am.

Subject:-"Ancient and Mödern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced " The Sunday School, is held on Sun-

day Mornings.—10 o'clock, Testimonial Meeting.-8.00 p.m. Reading Room at above kddress

open: Tuesday and Friday.—10 a.m. to Noon: 'Monday, Thai day.-5.30 to 7:00 pm.

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

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LESSON SERMON

Subject:-Ancient and Modern.

5 p.m-Little Flower Choir Prac- Necromancy. Allas Mesmerism and

tice.

Hypnotism, Denotinced.

8 pm Latin Class at the Rec- tory of Members of St. Teresa's C.Y.MLS.

Wednesday, Dec. 4-St. Peter

Chrysologus, Bp, and D. Thursday, Dec. 5-m8t: Babes, Abb.

At 6.30 am-Mees for the Souls

in Purgatory.

6 to 7 p.m.-Holy Hour with" Ber-

mon in English, Friday, Dec. 6-First Friday--St.

.Nicholas, Bp. Saturday, Dec. 7-St. Ambrose, Bp.

and D.

8 p.m.-Meeting of St. Teresa's C.Y.M.S. Study Circle (Chi nese Section) on the Society's premises.

This will be the subject of the Lesson Sermon in all churches of Christ, Scientist. To-morrów. De-

Cember 1, 10155.

The Golden Text will be: "Search me, O God, and how my heart: try me, and knów my thoughts; and see if there be any wicked way la me, and lead me in the way everlasting." (Psalms 43; 1-10),

Among others,

the following citations from the Bible will be

read: "And the scribes which came down from Jerusalem said, He hath Beelzebub, and by the prince of the devils casteth he but devils. And he called them unto him, and Week-days:-Masses at 6.30 and said unto thema in parables, How

can Satan cast out Satan?

7.30 a.m..

Confessions are heard daily be fore and after Masses in Chinese, English. Italian, French, Spanish and Portuguese..

.

Saturday: Special time for Con-

fession is from 4 to 8 p.m.

UNION CHURCH

KENNEDY ROAD, HONG KONG

The following are the notices for the forthcoming week.

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Sunday December 1st.

ST, ANDREW'S SUNDAY, The Preacher at both services will be the Rev, K. Mackenzie Dow MA late of the Church of Scotland, Scotstoun, Glas- gow.

And

a kingdom be divided against itself, that kingdom cannot stand. And if a house be divided against Itself, that house cannot stand. And If 'Satan rise up against him- self, and be divided, he cannot stand, but hath an end. (Mark 3: 22-26).

The Lesson sermon will also id- clude the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Ecience and Health with Key to the Scripture by Mary Bater Eddy:

Because belief originates un- seen, the mental state should be continually watched that fl-may not produce, blindly its bad effects. The author, never knew a patient who did not recover when the be- Lief of the disease had gone. Re- move the leading error or gover- ing fear of this lower so-called mind, and you remove the cause of all disease as well as the morbid Tuesday-December 3. at 7.30 p.m.

or excited action of any organ. Meeting of the Boldier's and You also remore in this way what Airmen's Christian Association.are termed organic diseases.as All service men and civilians readily as functional difficulties. A. are welcome.

patient ürider the influence of Friday, December 6, at 8.30.—A | mortal mind is healed only by re- social of welcome to the Rev. | moving the influence of this mind, and Mrs. Mackenzie Dow will by emptying his thought, of the be held in the Church Hail, false stimulus and reaction of will- A cordial invitation is extend- | power and filing it with the divine ed to all friends of Union ¦ energies of Truth. When we'', re- Chnath.

more disease by addressing the dis- Friday at 10,30 am-A devotional turbed mind, giving no head to the meeting will be held in the body, we prove that thought alone Church-Hall,

creates the suffering The action of so-called mortal mind must be destroyed by the, divine. Mind, to bring out the harmony of being.

(Pages 377, 185, and 400),

CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL

vent,

afternoon, so that a total time The following are the forthcom- Deceased gained her plot's cer- spent on the fight was 119 hours, ing services at the Catholic Catha- tiacate at the age of 16, thus the longest duration hitherto being dral, Caine Road being Germany's youngest pilot of that established on its first fight | December 1-First Bunday in "Ad either sex at that time. The bri- to North America, on October 11 to lant young woman gave many 15, 1928 last 111 hours, 44 minutes,. exhibition fights of trick flying, in that is over 7 hours longer, while the southern European countries; the time taken on the Graf Zep- being also very well known in pelin's longest trip, namely to Austria.

Among the many prominent personailties who visited her in hos pital, was President Miklas.— Transocean Rué "Men" S

Toklo or the round the world tour of August 1929, which was 17,082 miles, was accomplished in 101 hours, 49 mins.

Transasian Kuo Man:

MORNING SERVICES'

1st Mass at 6.

2nd Mass at 8 High Mass follow- ed by the Procession of the Blessed Sacrament to y 3rd Mass at 10.30 with sermon in

Emellah

CARISTIAN SCIENCE READING.

PORN ROOMS

FREE TO THE PUBLIC MACDONNELL- ROAD Opposite Houses 9-11

Authorised and approved Htérature on, Christian Boiesce may be read, Borrowed, or parabaned. .... first church of Christ, Solantlet, Hünk Kong.

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