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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1931.

GOOD FRIENDS OF SERVICEMEN.

FAREWELL TO REV. AND MRS. KNIGHT ANSTEY.

MANY EULOGIES.

To mark tholr five years of won. derfully painstaking and fruitful work both on behalf of the Sor- vicos in Hongkong- and in ean- nexion with the Wesleyan Church, Wanchai, the flexi Mrs. J. G Knight Anstey, who are shortly leaving for home, were last even- ing the recipients of gifts from the Chinese stoff of the Soldiers and Sailors'. Home, and the mom- bors of the Wesleyan Church

The occasion was also made memorable by the opening by the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn of a new Lounge in the Soldiers

Sallors' Home dedicated to the Rev. and Mrs. Knight Anstey as a memorial of their loving laboura on behalf of the Institution.

In addition to the lion. Mr. W. T. Southern and Mrs. Southorn, there were present H.E. the G.O.C., (Major-General J. W. Sandilands), Commodore A. 1. Walker, O.B.E., the Hon. Mr. R. H. Kotowall and Mrs. Kotewall, and a very representative gather ing, including local clergymen and prominent social workers. Mr. M. F. Key presided, briefly introduced the Hon. Southern. Addressing the gather ing Mr. Southor said:

and Mr.

AFRICAN HISTORY MADE.

REAN

Our photo shows the historio ceremony at Addissbaba when Rad Tafari, the Emperor of the Ethiopiane voluntarily ↑ signed a decres giving his people a 'Parliamentary form government for the first time, public celebration followed

the signature.

and Mrs. Knight Anstey as a per-voyage, pence, prosperity and long manent memorial of their work. lite.

Calls Spade a Spade.

Ladica and gentlemen.-You

Two Doughty Champions. Have before you the prospect of no less than Aix addresses and; Mr. and Mrs. Knight Anstey are The Hon. Mr. R. . Kotewall, though the subject is one on which about to leave for home after com- then paid tribute to Mr. we could all speak at length we pleting by the establishment of Anstey's work on behalf of the Lea- have been warned to be brief no thio Home the special work for gue of Nations, when he said that doubt as much to spare the blushes which they came to Hongkong. Mr. Anstey's relations with the of Mr. and Mrs. Knight Anstey But they have not restricted thom-League did not start from the time as out of consideration for the selves to this one sphere of work. the Society was formed locally in nadience. I shall therefore leave Mr. and Mrs. Knight Austey have November last, but about ample scope for those who will taken a very full share in all that years before then, when about fellow me to speak of matters more makes for the moral and social well eventy ladies and gentlemen In- within their knowledge than mine being of Hongkong and have made tercated themselves in the work and will endeavour to set an ex-the less fortunate classes of our of the League, and under the hos ample in brevity.

of

·Pleasure and Sorrow, Occasions of this kind when we meel to do honour to departing friends are always a source mingled pleasure and sorrow, es pecially when those who are going awny will leave a gap as large as that which will be left by Mr. and Mrs, Knight Anstey.

to

the

of

population their special enre.pitable roof of Dr. and Mrs. Kirk, They will be greatly missed in began to search round for means Hongkong and while we should of spreading the activities of the like to wish them many years of League. In the middle of Inat rest after their labours we know year they decided form them too well to think that rest local branch, and Mr. Knight An- is a thing they would really enjoy. stey was appointed chairman They will be up and doing the the organisation committee, and respon- East both Bible work of the organisation. rich experience in India and Hongkong and their

When

the Society was formed in special knowledge of the needs of November, Mr. Anstey Was ap- It was therefore with mingled Service men will be put to fall pointed chairman of the Executiv feelings that I received the Com-use, and we can find some com-

Committee, which office He held

moment they of mo..

Their upon hira fell largely the

mittee's invitation to unveil a pensation for our loss in the know- until two months ago when he re- tablet which will commemorate the ledge that we shall have two signed owing to his impending de- dobi owed by this Home to Mr. doughty and experienced

cham-parture.

Get Together.

and Mrs. Knight Anstey. I had plons at home whose support will Mr. Knight Anstey was a very the honour in November 1927 to always be at our disposal in any good chairman indeed, and while lay one of the foundation stones of worthy cause. We wish them lie was extremely courteous, he this handsome now building. I many years of future happiness presided over their deliberations ventured to prophesy on that oc- and success.

with that dignity and firmness ension that in the new home thon

which the occasion demanded. in course of erection the old tradi-

Mr. Knight Anstey was always tion of "service for service men"

patient. and

to hear every ready would be carried on in better and half of the Anglican Church in himself to be an able man in

The Rev. N. V. Halward, on bo-

side of the question, and showe brighter surroundings. To

Hongkong, said that as an ex-service tical affairs, At times he did not han in prac- how true that prophecy was you need only look around you.man, he had looked with tremend-mind calling a spade a spade, but ous interest upon that building, he said it in such a nice way, and have watched the growth and pro- the Home, and ita netivities, and with such courtesy and sincerity. gress of the Home with a personal he was glad to testify to the great that his listeners could think of interest. The Home has more debt they owed Mr. and Mrs. than justified our expectations and Knight Anstey in their work for ful implement (laughter).

no better mame for that very use- already there is nead for extension the Home. if only the necessary funds could

He (the speaker), could Unworthy though he was, he adequately express his full grati- be found. The reports which have been issued from time to time have Church in Hongkong that evening, sistance given him in the work of ve was representing the Anglican tade for the co-operation and as- told us how much this Home has on whose behalf he wished to say the League of Nations by Mr. been appreciated by Service men, few words about Mr. and Mrs. Knight Anstey. Time after time it has been shed knight Anstey. During the lost to overflowing with those to whom three years the

niore

of their

con-

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(Continued on Page 10.)

a night ashore is a real luxury-ducted a series of conferences in their silver wedding recently, and and to none is this success dus order to try and discuss and find

than

an to Mr. and Mrs. Knight

some means of getting the various Anstey, who have been its inspira-churches together in the Colony. tion

and its guiding spirit. It is During those discussions, Mr. therefore very fitting that

we Knight Anstey had been a tower of BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! should have in the Home a permitirength and, in lose that get ent memorial

service the speaker) bolleved And what more fitting memorial ting the churches together was could there be than a new lounge just as big a thing as trying to apocially equipped for service interest

la the Longue of poople men? It is just the kind of Nations, and he appealed to them, memorial Mr. and Mrs. Kaight as representatives of the various : Anstey will appreciate. It typi-churches to strive by every means fos the service to which they have in their power to get together in devoted so much of their lives and real friendship and as brother | I regard it as a special compliment comrades.

that I should have been naked to On behalf of the Anglican unvell the tablet which records the Church he wished Me and Mrs. dedication of the lounge to Mr. Knight Anstey a very happy

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