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Hok-ing Dong, or East Street, has prospered under Pastor<br />
Ding Dai Liong. Connected with this charge is the South Gate<br />
hospital of the W. F. M. S. It is doing an excellent work under<br />
the supervision of Dr. Hu King Eng. In connection with Hoking<br />
Dong Miss Wells has started vi'ork among the lepers outside<br />
of the East Gate of the city ..<br />
Sieu-liang Dong has had a successful year under the pastorate<br />
of Hu Caik Cieu. The great need of this circuit is means to<br />
buy land and build a large church a mile or more farther from<br />
Tieng-ang Dong than the Sieu-liang chapel, which with difficulty<br />
holds the crowds that attend preaching services, Sunday-school<br />
and Epworth League. I earnestly hope some good friend or<br />
friends in America will contribute the $rooo. or more necessary<br />
to supply this pressing need.<br />
Tieng-ang Dong, as you all know, is the great central<br />
church not only of a large circuit, but of the entire conference.<br />
Here the students of the Anglo-Chinese College, Theological<br />
School, Conference Seminary·, Normal School, etc., have their<br />
church home. During the year Pastor Hu Caik Hang has had<br />
a very heavy burden to bear. His faithful care of his aged<br />
mother, who, I am glad to state, is now improving in health,<br />
has been all that the highest type of filial piety could require.<br />
Mr. Hu's burden has been farther increased by the death of<br />
Dong Bing Ung, the earnest assistant pastor. Tieng-ang Dong<br />
met with another heavy loss in the death of Mr. Go Tieng Seu,<br />
the president of the Epworth League chapter, but his place is<br />
being well filled by 1Ir. Ding Maing lng, one of the teachers in<br />
the Anglo-Chinese College. The various students appointed on<br />
this populous circuit have done good work and the charge has<br />
had a prosperous year.<br />
Gang-cia and Dong-ngiang circuit is one of the hardest of<br />
our many hard fields. Much of the land in that beautiful<br />
valley is annually devoted to the poppy. The people are more<br />
friendly than formerly, but they are so immersed in world- •<br />
liness that it is very difficult to rouse them to a sense of<br />
spiritual things. The pastor Ding Sin lng has toiled faithfully<br />
Guang-nguong-die has had a very good year under the<br />
pastorate of Sia Tieng Siong. The circuit greatly needs a larger<br />
and better chapel.<br />
Iek-iong and Ngu-kang circuit shows considerable improvement<br />
over last year. A new class has been organized at Liangtan,<br />
where the work is most promising. Dong Ging Ching is<br />
pastor.<br />
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