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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1936.

JUDICIAL SERVICE AT

THE CATHEDRAL

Governor, Chief Justice

And Police Chief Attend

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MANY LAWYERS AND POLICE OFFICERS PRESENT

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The annual Judicial Servien, attended by members of the legal profession and the Police Force, was held at St. John's Cathedral yesterday morning, a full congregation being present. The Rev. H. W. Baines conducted the service, which was fea- tured with special hymns, and delivered an interesting sermon.

Among those who attended were His Excellency the Governor," Sir Andrew Caldecott, and Lady Caldecott, accompanied by' Capt. W. J. R. Craze, A.D.C., and Mr. H. J. Cruttwell, Private Secretary, His Honour the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl MacGregor, who has re ̈ covered from his recent illness, and Lady MacGregor, H.E. Major General A. W. Bartholomew, G.O.C... and Mrs. Bartholomew, Mr. Justice J. A. Fraser, Acting Puisne Judre, Hon. Mr. C. G. Alabas- ter, Attorney General, "Mrs. Alabaster and Miss Alabaster, Mr. E. H. Williams, Assistant Attorney General, and Mrs. Williams, Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Inspector General of Police, Mrs. King and the Misses King.

A detachment of 40.European police Inspectors, Sergeants and Constables, under Mr. K. Bldmead, A.S.P., and Chief Inspector R. H. E. Marks, also attended.

Others present, included the Hon. Mr. T. N. Chau, Mr. W. N. Thomas Tam and Mrs. Tam, Mr. George She, M. Harold W. Lee. Mr. Hin Shing Lo, Mr and Mrs. T. M. Hazlerigg. Mr. J. B. Prentis. Mr J. F. Murphy. Mr. E. H. P. Lang. Mr.D. McCallum. Mr. D. L Strellet, Mr. S. Ng Quinn, Mr. W. M. Brown. Mr. P. 8. Cassidy, Mr.

H. H. Priestley, Mr. W. Scho- fleld First Magistrate). Mr. W. Keith Robinson. Mi, D. Brittain Evans, Mr. F. G. Nigel, Mr. and Mrs. A. H'Elston, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins.

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Mr. C. G. Perdue, Deputy Inspec tor General of Police, and Mrs. Perdue, Mr. T. Murphy, A.D.C.I.. Mr. W. F. Thompson, ASP and Mrs." Wilson.

JUDGE ROBED

Str Atholl MacGregor, fully robed and

wig. wearing full-bottomed arrived shortly before the com- mencement of the service. To-

gether with the Inspector General of Police, who wore full uniform, his Lordship, proceeded to his seat accompanied by Mr. Cassidy and Mr. Priestley.

The service opened with the processional hymn, "New Every 'Morning is the Love" following which morning prayer was read. The anthem, "Immortal Invisible" (1himan) was rendered by the

choir. Following the sermon, the bymin "Fight the Good Fight" was sung and immediately afterwards. the congregation Joined in the singing of the National Anthem. The service concluded with the recessional hymn, For All The Saints."

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THE SERMON

The Rev. Mr. Baines said:-

Our modern cartoonists have made us familiar with the man in the street. Everybody knows Strube's Little Man and most of 'us recognise ourselves in his Bgure with its queer mixture of fun and pathos and dignity. Will you this morning for a few moments di- vest yourselves of your seniority and recognise yourselves as the Lit- tle Man: then I think we shall un- derstand each other better.

God: and I suppose that this is particularly true in a Colony when the Little Mat may be British or Chinese.

LITTLE MAN'S RIGHTS

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There would be no need to re- mind a congregation composed as our is this morning that the im- portance-almost the sacredness- of the Liture Man's rights are re- cognised by our constitution with- out fear of favour, and protected by the Law and the Police, except in order to point out that the Little Man owes this position in the first case to Christ and to His Law. The Christian Church is bound to be jealous.for every soul for whom Christ died and also to be conscientious in fostering that form of political and social order in which the individ- ual may reach the full stature for which God made him because Our Lord is not an idea but the eternal Word of God made flesh, living as a man in time and space. It is because of this that Christians re- cognise the divine appointment of the political order and of its ser- vants whether they be Judges, the Law officers or Police. That does not mean that a Christian is re- quired to accept without criticism the state of arralis as it is at the

present moment but that he ac- knowledges the responsibility be- fore God which you carry who are worshipping with us to-day.

You will see, I think. from what I have just said why it is right for this Service to be held. We in the church cannot but remember the courtesy and consideration which Jesus habitually showed to" duly constituted authority however sharply He may have differed from them and although He was brought before them us a criminal, and in the Service we seek to follow Hist example. "And, secondly, in this Service we recognise and honour the public service which you ren- der and ask God's blessing on it and on you.

PEDESTAL OF WISDOM

"I suppose it sometimes seems to members of your callings that the Little Man places you on an almost impossible pedestal of wisdom and Impartiality and goodness. It cer-

to more valuable possession than the impartial. Integrity of the Judiciary and Police and the absolute discretion of solicitors and barristers because between them they undergird the Little Man in his home; and in British countries we still believe in the Little Man and in his home. So high a call- ing carries with it correspondingly stern demands and it would be never less than disaster if the protectors of the people lost their integrity.

In the Little Man's mind I think It may be said without irreverence that the Police, the legal profes-tainly is true that our nation has sion and the judiciary occupy very much the same position which he also gives to God. The Police are his friends to whom he turns when he wants to know the way; they shepherd his children across the road; he bas only to whistle when he is in danger and they will risk their lives for his own. Again the family solicitor is as indispensable and as familiar a friend as the family doctor and is always called in at the most important and per- sonal, moments in our lives. ao too the Eittle Man looks upon the Law and its officers as the im- partial arbiters of his disputes, the appointed authorities to secure fair play for him. Not only so but when things go wrong and the Lit- tle Man petulantly asks. Why "they" have not done something "about it and "what are the au- thorities thinking, “about”; it is seldom possible to distinguish whe- ther he is invoking à human or a divine authority. And this re markable comparison brings me to the first point that I think should 'be made namely that upon the three bodies that I have mention red lles the great responsiblity of largely conditioning the way in which the Little Man thinks about

In speaking of the undergirding of the Little Man in his home I am reminded of the exultant close of Macaulay's Third Chapter:--

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were bound together by brother- ly sympathy, when the richier did not grind the faces of the poor and when the poor did not envy the splendour of the rich"

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age length of human life; that numerous comforts and luxuries

· which are now unknown, or con- fined to a few, may be within the reach of every diligent and thrifty working man. And yet it

PROPHESY FULFILLED may then be the made to assert that the increase of wealth and Do we perhaps full Macaulay's the progress of science have prophesy to-day? It certainly is berentted the few at the expense true that the bland complacency of the many, and to talk of the of fifty years ago was discredited reign of Queen Victoria as the during and since the War-and has time when England. was truly been succeeded by the recognition. merry England, when all classes that the Little Man's destiny is.

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not within his own grasp but máy: only be received as a gift from the hands of God. You may be able to protect the Lättle Man and look after his home and you may be able to settle his disputes and or- ganise his affairs but it does not He' with, you alone to give warinth and strength to his fireside, nor to add the understanding of the eternal verities to his chidren- nor to bring forgiveness and healing

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