The Archive · 1925

Hongkong in August, 1879. His!

career has been one of steady to his present high position, and he has earned for himself the admira. tion and respect of the whole lega!} profession in Hongkong. Mr. and] Mrs. Gompertz were to leave the Colony by the B. F. 8. Sarpedor yesterday, thus severing a connex. ion with Hongkong which has lasted! for more than 28 years.

Miss Re J. and Miss Grace Parroch, daughters of the Rev. J. and Mrs. Darroch, were passengers by the Empress of Australia whic! arrived on Tuesday. were born in China but it years since Miss- Darroch left Shanghai and ten since her sister; went home to school. They have oth been teaching school in Toronto and hope to engage in the same work in Shanghai. Miss Grace specializes in physical drill, dancing and remedial treatment for children, They will reside with their parents in 635 Avenue Foch. thor, and teacher thes Pasadena Bible School, C

[commenced on Wednesday short series of meetings for Christains at the Allan Memorial Church. The) Rev. 8. C. and Mus. Rees with their son Mr. Paul Rees, arrived on Wed-heyday from England, where father and son have been conducting; successful evangelistic—meetings, They are' on their way to hold similar campaigns in "Korea andi Japan. Hearing of their proposed, stay in this city, the Shanghai Pastors Ascociation (Chinese) invited Dr. Rees to address some united gatherings of their Church members others. 1

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