The Canadian Government Merchant Marine steamer Canadian Winner has moved to Vancouver Island where she will complete her cargo for the Orient. This is of interest because it is the first trip of this boat in the Intercolonial-Oriental steamship service operated by the Canadian Government line from Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the At-antic seaboard, to' the Orient. Previously the steamer Canadian Spinher of the same line made this trip, and so successful was the voyage the company decided to maintain this route, {for -their own education, most. of their heavy travelling expenses and [for a whole year will serve without stipend to prove their fitness, for /missionary work.
After serving. 11 years in the mission fields of China, under the auspices of the Canadian Methodist Church of Edmonton, Alberta, the] Rev. W. M. Leonard," accompanied his wife and five children, have} returned to Canada.
'Mr. Hugh Heung Wa Synn, of Seoul, Korea, Nationel Secretary) of the Korean Y. M. C. A., was the guest of honour at a complimentary Iuncheon tendered him' recently in Vancouver by the board of directors of the Vancouver Y.M.C.A. Mr, Cynn, who is a graduate of [the University of Southern California, with the degree of Master of Arts, was a delegate to the World's Sunday School Convention Zurich in 1913, the general, con-[ference of the Mbthodist Bpiscopal Church in 1916, and to the centennary celebration of Coloumbus in 1919.
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