HEALTH
ON
HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1931.
DEPENDS
properly balanced diet. Vegetables and fruit are rich in certain essential vitamins and mineral salts, which are found in no other foods These vitamins and salts are even more nossasary to health when the blood has been thinned during the hot summer months,
EVERY MOTHER HAS TO FACE THIS
PE
There
Ther
PROBLEM!
are practically no fresh vegetables to be got at this time of the year, and it is small wonder if the children refuse the tasteless string beans and marrow that you are forced to offer them.
of sweet
But give them a dish of real beans,
young peas, delicious corn on the cob, young tender carrot, tomatoes or beet from "a GOLD BAR tin-they won't refuse that, and you will SEE how the salts and vitamins are putting roses on to their cheeks!
GOLD
BAR
VEGETABLES
ARE
RICHEST IN VITAMINS.
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оп
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HONG KONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS.
CONUKEN BY LIECT, COLUNKI L. D.
3,801, UREJ
Corps Band –
30.
Parades.
Transferred to other ports-No,, 1730 Thr. D. Pike Machine Gun Troop, as from October 28, 1031; No. 1018 Pto. A. M. Pereira, No. 0 is, Platoon, da from November 1, 1933.
HE. the Governor has been plessed to accept the resignation by Capt. Edward Pigoth Minett, T.D., V.D., M.D., DPH.D.T.M. & HI
1. The Band will attend Band M.R.0.8., T.R.C.P., f his Commis- Practice on Monday, October, 6.sion in the Hong Kong Valunteer The Miniature Range is allot. Defence Corps, with effect from ted to the Band on Friday, October September 1, 1931. Authority
C.SO.3 in 198/1931.
Strength. Battery:-/
1.Gunners will parade at Gan the Corps Strength:
The following have been taken on Club Hill at SAD fim, ory Thursday,
No. 1746 Pte. G. W. Stabb, Hong October 29,
-Signallors will parade at Kong and Shanghai Bank, Armour- Handquarters at 3.30 pm on Thursed Car Company, Car Section, as
from October 10, 1931: day 20. Engineer Company -
No 1747 Pte. T. B. Ingram, An artillery shoot will take place! Audit Department, Hong Kong, on November: 2 and 4 at Paksha Armoured Car Company, Car Soc
tion, as from October 19, 1931.
wan.
Members desirous of attending and assisting in running the Lights, to the cute to pony their names 0.0. Company as soon da. possible for wither or both dates.
Details of times and dress will be forwarded to these intending to parade.
Corps Signals:-
Parades at Corps Headquarters at 5.30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 27, and Friday, October 30, for Signal- ling Instruction.
Machine Gun Company:......
1-The Company will parade in! mufti at 3,50 p.m. on Tuesday, Oc. tober 27, for Machine Gun Training na Por Platoon Programme.
No. 1748 Tpr. L G. Robertson, Hong Kong and Shanghai, Machine 1931, 109, as from October 20,
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No. 1748 Tpr. B. P. Massey, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, Machine- Gun Troop, me from October 22, 1931:
No. 1750 Pte. L. B. Smith, Butter- field & Swire, No. 7 Platoon, as from October 28, 1931.
(Signed) W. H. G. GOATER, Adjutant, H.K.V.D.C.-
Notice.
Corps Christnins Cards. Thego on sale in the cards are now Officers Mess, Sergeants' Mess and Canteen at 50 cents each or 85 per dozen.
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2. The Company will parade in uniform at 8:40 pm. on Tuesday, After Orders.-Fenk Range will November 3, for a lecture by CS.1.jbe allotted to the Engineer Com Slattery on "Field Signals and pany on November 8. Formations."
Dress: Forage cap, jacket, belt
Blacks and black boats.
"3.--Machine Gan Course Part II. This will be fired by No. 2 Platoon at Stonecutters on Sunday, October $25. Range Ocer: 2nd-Lieut. V.
C. Branson, M.C. Launch leaves. Queen's Pier at 8.30a.m. and Kow loon Police Pier at 8.40 a.m.
4.-Comptiny Dinner. All mom- beru of the Company are reminded that it is their duty to support and attend the Annual Machine Gun Company Dinner cat Volunteer Headquarters, on Tuesday, Novem ber 3, in uniform at 7.80 p.m. Tickets at $1.50 per head 'are now. obtainable from Plutoon Comman ders to whom, uduinal rolls have been sent to facilitate distribution.
5.-Musketry,The Peak Range in at the disposal of the Machine Gun Company Rifle Club on Sunday, November 1, at 0.30 am. Range "Officer: Lieut." H Owen Hughes. The Intersection Competition will be held on this date. This is the. last opportunity, this year as the Company will be in Camp on the first Sunday in December. Scottish Company:..:
1-The Company will parade at Headquarters at 8.30 pm, on Thurs- day, October 20, and preceeded to Kennedy toad Range for Machine Gun Training: then kee
2.-The Pipers and Drummers" will parade at Headquarters at G pan. on Thursday, October 28, for Practice.
3-All Ranks are reminded that the Company will fire Machine Gun Course Part II. at Stonecutters Range on Sunday, November 8: Details of launch times, etc., will be issued later. A full attendance is expected and all ranks are asked to keep the date open
4.Mumbers are again reminded that the Hallow'oca Dinner will take place on Saturday, October 31, at 8 p.m.
Portuguese Company :-
1. The Company will parade,ut Headquarters on Friday, October 30, at 5,80 p.m. under Platoon ar- rangements,
All ranks are rerainded that the Parades for November 6 and 13 are very important and these dates should be kept open.
g.-Church Parade. King of Kings.
The Company will fall in at Head- quarters on Sunday, October 25, at 3.30 p.m. and will proceed to the Cathedral.
Dross: Boots, Puttees, Hosetops, Shorts, Jackets, Helmet and Belt.
The Officer Commanding the un- dermentioned Units will issue their Orders separately to their com mands:-
1.-Machine Gun Company. II.- Armoured Car Company i.-Cur Scetion.·.
ii. Motor Cycle Section. Members of Reserve Co. Allotted to Armoured Car Go.
411 C.S.M. R, W. Leo-Jones..
573 Bergt. V Goulborn.
188 Sergt. W. H. C. Robson,
605 Corpl. R. A. Wadeson,
924 L/Cpl. 8. C. Ho,
805 Pte. J. H. Gelling.
04 Ptc. E. Cullen...
839 Pte. TL Knight.
342 Pte. W. F. Simmons.
1001 Pie. F. P. Frankiin.
659 Pte. AJ. Allison.
770 Pte. T. C. Monaghan." 1734 N. Mathieson,
700 Pte. H. Marriott.
Promotions and Appointments. L/Cpl. G. G. Storani-Thomson, No. 7 Platoon, promoted Corporal, with effect from October 22, 1031..
L/Cpl. A N. Braude, No. 7 Platoon, promoted Corporal, with effect from October 22, 1981,
Pte. A. D. Wylie, No. 7 Platoon, appointed Lance-Corporal, with effect from October 22, 1031
Pte, T Cranston No. 7 Platoon, dopointenance Corporal, with effect-from October 29, 1931.25 Struck Off the Strength: On Medical Grounds: No. 1201 Pte. E. D. Oliveira, No. 10 Platoon, as from September 21, 1931.
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