The Archive · 1926

A Generous Man

Though ever working so hard to! amass still greater wealth, Sir Paul Chater in no way was niggardly, Dut spent his money royally. No. charity made an appeal to him in vain, schools, churches and institutes, undoing, such as unsanitary ce tions, foot-binding, and unhealthy social ¢ondi Then when it realized' what emaneip: force has come into the life of China's women. hood and girlhood, is it not strange that the question must be asked, Why the girl students who owe! everything to the teaching and precepts of Christian teachers should throw themselves maelstrom of currents? these bot and generous patron, whilst sailors and he poor of all nation Tad in him the Kindest of friends. It is. impo sible to five even an abbreviated Is of his benefactions, but it may be stated that he gave the land and building for the Kowloon Church! and ko attended divine service there

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