Mr. Edney Page on the Improvements Effected in the Bull "and the Need for More Subscriptions The annual meeting of the sud-scribers of Holy Trinity Cathedral was held of April 4 at 39 Kiangse Road, with H. M. acting Consul-General, Mr, C.F. Garstin, in the clair, supported by the Dean, Mr. Edney Page, and the trustees and wardens. There was a large attend-
After the notice convening the meeting had been read, Mr. Garstin pressed his regret that Sir Sidney Barton, through his absence, was turable to take the chair." The mest important event of the year, he said, was the appointment of the Rev. A. C. S, Trivett as Dean, at which he expressed the general gratification. After touching upon other of the principal activities of the year, he said that he had received a letter of appreciation and thanks from Major-General War-drop for what the Cathedral and the Men's Club had done for the troops. He read out the letter to the meeting. 3
In proposing the adoption of the report and accounts,. Mr. Ednoy Page went in some detail into various items in the year's working. The deanery had been duit, he said, and the Dean was in residence. The east end of the Cathedral had been improved, and now well repaid the thought and labour which had been expended upon it. Considerable alterations had been made to the choir and chancel,
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