THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 4TH JUNE, 1898.
Enclosure 2.
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HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS.
"A" MACHINE GUN COMPANY,
Nominal Roll of Efficients for the Year ending 16th April, 1898.
517
Corps Number.
Rank and Name.
Corps Number.
Rank and Name.
Captain Sanders, E. D. Lieutenant Maitland, F.
241
Gunner Danby, J. D.
235
Fullerton, G. C.
174
Hornby, T. W.
(3 Officers.)
262
96
Sergeant Crombie, H.
227
King, W.
122
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Lammert, G. P.
178
86
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Shepherd, E. C.
200
Ellis, A.
Hursthouse, H.
Nicholson, W.
Northcote, M. S.
114
Corporal Rankin, J.
169
Potts, R. II.
137
Bowley, F. B. 1..
170
Plummer, J. A, T.
146
25
Gillingham, J. R.
214
Pumfrett, A.
185
95
Skelton, A. II.
218
182
Allen, H. E.
233
21
Reeves, H.
Smith, E. J. Grant
196
Underwood, J. II.
234
Smith, H. Grant
172
Gunner Arthur, II..
246
261
Aitken, J. II. E.
162
237
Barrott, E. G.
195
217
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Capell, J. R.
228
226
Crawford, L..
229
Cumpston, W. II.
245 216
232
Chisolm, F. W.
Smith, A. Brooke
Stevens, G. R. Stevens, T. L.
Thomson, O. D.
Watson, Maxwell
Wetenhall, E. B.
(35 Nou-Commissioned Officers and Men.)
N.B.—Staff of Corps shown with Field Battery,
J. W. CARRINGTON, Major,
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Comanandant, Hongkong Volunteer Corps.
Enclosure 3.
HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS.
FIELD BATTERY,
Report on Gun Practice carried out during the Year ending 16th April, 1898.
Date
Nature of Practice.
Number Number on which
Present of Practice was on Rounds carried out. Parade. fired.
Rauge.
General Iden of Practice,
7-Pr. R.M.L, Guns, 200 lbs.,.....] 16th Oct.,
1897.
91
60
Yards. 800 and 1,400
1,150
7-Pr. R.M.L. Guns, 200 lbs....
1st Jan., 1898.
50
442
64-Pr. R.M.L. Guus, 64 cwt.,
22nd Jan.,
86
76
2,100
1898.
52
27
1,300
7-Pr. R.M.L. Guns, 200 Es.,...
5th March, 1898.
724
7-Pr. R.M.L. Guns, 200 lbs.
16th April, 1898.
59
43
Practice at an imaginary enemy landing in sampans, from East Shore, Stone- cutters' Island, during Camp of In- struction.
To repel an enemy landing on beach in
Repulse Bay.
To repel ships attempting to enter the Harbour, from South Shore Battery, Stonecutters Island, (Chinese New Year).
To repel an enemy attempting to land in boats, from road in front of North Point Battery.
1,150 and 1,350 To repel and drive back to boats an enemy attempting to land at Repulse Bay.
J. W. CARRINGTON, Major, Commandant, Hongkong Volunteer Corps.