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UNION CHURCH.

SUNDAY EVENING'S

SERMON.

One could not but reflect how Listle, comparatively, of settled

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home life' theta is hore | - A CHINESE ADMITTED. after all," rack-rented many are, and harried hara Another large congregation or there to find a shelter. Still, if cupied Union Church on Sunday we have the home spirit it will evening in continuance of the make its own atmosphere in spite

Diamond Jubilee Celebrations,

of all hindrances.

Before the Criminal Sessions | were opened this morning in the Supreme Court, the Chief Justice, Sir William Reas Davies, heard an application by Mr. Sin Kok-chan for admittance to the local bar.

He

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1919.

FARM NEWS.

OWN HOUSE FED

POULTRY

We are now able to supply our customers with`owa fed

The old standard hymns. All

Transferring these considera.

The Attorney General, the Hon. people that on earth do dwell"

tions to Charoh life, I bave felt, as "Crown Hia Lord of all" and

Pleasant are Thy courts above, our Diamond Jubilee or what Mr. H. E. Pollock, in moving for ever kind of Jubiles this is draw the admission of Mr. Sin Kok- went with a swing, and Word "The

near, that it is not easy for us to chan, said that the application ward's popular autbem,

get the right atmosphere for a supported by two affidavita WAS Radiant More,

in One was by Mr. Sin himself Enely

observing it. My Church rendered by the choir."

In the course of making the Manchester bada Jubilee in 1904 in which he stated that he was straight-forward 50 years admitted to the Inner Temple on

no Aprit 21, 1914, and was called to poultry and to meet all demands, "Bonouncements the Minister, the

affair which there Wax Rev. J Kirk Maconschie, remark-difficulty in describi. g.

the bar in November 1918. He: There ed on the presence of the pastor of were scores of people all around produced a certificate of his the To Teal Church, the Rev. who were familiar with the whole calling.

Canton; and Was resident Chug Chuk Ling, and other Obi history of the period; I was aese friends, saying he took it baptizing the grand-chlidren fin Victoria until 1919, when he which are kind's that they had come to the first founders, or even marry.

went to England. He obtained shew their friendship. especiallying them. That is the way in as some of them were unacquaint-Lincashire; the north of Eng ed with English. He invited them and produces the typef charac. to remia for the Communiopter which nerer les:o Families which was to flow, and the in- cling to their Churches generation vitation, interpreted by the Rev-after generation, and kis 10 un Dr. Penice Mr Macunechie's common thing to find people who reques', was accepted, many tak-have been coniecter, "an and ing part in the impressive observ boy" as they will you proudly, ance of the Lord's Supper which with..ope Sunday School or brought A successful day 10 Church for fifty, tiry, seventy

At the latter s fiting close.

years unbroken. service Mr Maconschie had the

in Our present stock consists of specially s:lected birds

in prime condition and should give every

Our case here is very dif assistance of the Rev. Dr. Dawnie,ferent, and necessarily BO of Nellore, Indi

People can hardly be expect- For the subj ct of his sermon ed. I suppose, to rezard. their Mr M-conrekis took as his text Churches here with all the Peal 102, vs. 13 14 Thou warmth of interest they felt for the halt rise and have mercy upon old pisce in the Homeland which Zion; for the time to your her they had known from infancy, yes the set time, is come. For where they weat to Sunday Thy servants take pleasure in her stones, and favour the dust thrrect He spoke in part, as follows: It is a good sign when people

devoted to their Church, Love For the Home of Gud goes with a cerin, sted- fastness of character which is worth a great deal.

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School, sit maybe in the choir, attended classes, took their first Communios.

I understand all that, and just because of it have been the more desirous that this 75th year should not be overlooked, but that we should use it to remind our selves and our fellow residents in The man or Woman misses this place of what we owe to those much if there is for him or her so who, long before we came here. place of which it is in the heart to pr. vided that we should finds *Desk & the Psalmist speaks of Church awaiting up, holding forth Zior. Most people who possess gospel privileges amid heathen any religion to speak of have surroundings, and ofering a home memories of some Church which for heart and soul. When I my is quite peculiarly sacred and self cime here in 1913 for a dear. As the sparrow finds her five years' term, someone remark a huse and the swallow a rested, I remember, that it would be for herself where she may lay bar like a five year holiday tor me. young, so the boming instinct of That was perfectly innocently the soul twines our heart strings meant, but I have often reflected around the house of prayer. Don what lag behind it that air of S. Moody once said that England detachment and irresponsibility, Ieeded bomes more than she need thet manner of the passer-by ed Churches. What every country which here it is so easy to acquire, needs is both homes and Churches; and which get is so detrimental. homes which are hallowed Such an attitude would be fatal through the Church. Churches in a Minister, ard act less so if it which bare the atmosphere of the pervaded a congregation. Let us home. Show me a man who has love cur Church; if we do not it a real home and loves it, and I cannot be like home, but if we do you one who is ex- others will find it so. will show tablished in life and has the best which it can give. Truly wrote Robert Burns:

*To

make a happy clime

fireside

The feeling of being far from home when one lands first in a place like this is depressing in itself, and is also the cause of many a false step being taken of the kind which it is easier to take That's the true pathos and than to retrace. A newcomer said

sublime

to me last week that this Church "like made Hoogkong reem

To weans and wife-

Of human life."

A humble ambition Nay, a home." I had rather hear that lofty one, and not to be attained than anything else which .could without thought and prayer and be said about it. abundant love.

There is another thing in the So it is with the life of the text which suits our circum. Church. Its ideal is to be the ances. It is that God's blessing home of fouls, their birthplace, on the Church comes through His their training school, their centre people's love for it. The time to of strength and cheer. I doubt if shew favour to Zion is come, says A man's religious life can really the Psalmist, and he goes on to keep boaltby without such a indicate the condition. "For home, say more than his body Thy Бегтал в 1.ke pleasure can stand continuous moving in her stones, andifavour the dust about the country by day and thereof." sleeping in a different bed every Surely this condition is a night.

natural one. Could we expect God to favour a Church whose own members were uninterested and irresponsible about it?

It may for a while, but in time it lells. You who have found a home for the soul, to whom the Church in any of its earthly dwellings is so dear that you can echo at all the words of my text, be thankful. You have found no small thing.

God is compelled to wait until we truly desire the God He seeks to blessĵus with. I trust and pray we shall look back on this year. in which the love of many for

There are certain tendencies their Church was deepened, their modern life which make all this sense of its importance to their doubly valuable when we do find own characters and homes 1. Restlessness abounds. Atary illumined, their vision of its pos- hour of the day and half through sibilities in the progress of Christ's the night as well the world seems kingdom enlarged and brightened. to be nothing but a thoroughfare, Do not forget that Christ loved as if the main object of its in the Church. It sometimes seems habitants were to transfer them to me that that is being forgot- selves from wherever they hap ten. The popular thing for the pen to be to somewhere else, and moment is to stand in a white tliat with as much hate and com- sheet and cry the Church's faults motion as possible. We live in & and shortcomings in the market| world of change, and can but seek place. No good is coming of that

as far as possible to counteract or ever will come of it. Love the

the disintegrating tendencies which are at work in it.

Church, believe in it, pray for it plan for it, and you will 'create the Such settlements as this one conditions under which it is pos we live in out here in the "Far sible for Christ to shew favour to East are essentially places of it, which are also the conditions coming and going. Home life is under which it can promote "Hia not and cannot be all we would work among the children of men. like it. Children ordinarily have

to be sent far away for education,

and the circle of relatives and in FOOTBALLERS' FATAL QUARREL timate friends in the old lards is A dispute occurred at Alex- not sround us bere. Recently I andria, Dumbartonshire, zecently heard 5 viitor from "Americi ad among a number of lads who were miring greatly the palatial look. playing football Robert Bowie ing dwellings in which, as it of Blyth was knocked down by a pears to the passer-by, we for- blow on the cheek and died. funate inhabitants here are Hugh McKenna, 19, an apprentice housed.

rivetter, was arrested.

the degree of B. A. at Cambridge, and returned to the Colony this year. The affidavit of identifica- tion was filed by Mr. Chan, a barrister of the Court.

His Lordship admitted Mr. Sin

the Court. into practice

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