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Malay Volunteers Celebrate
Singapore, July 8.
iri The volunteer Drill Hall Beach Road was filled yesterday with over 300 people, including His Excellency the Governor and Lady Thomas, as guests of "F" (Malay) Company. Singapore Volunteer Corps, who were celebrating the silver jubilee anniversary of their formation.
CAPT. GRABURN'S SPEECH A short speech on the celebra- tion of the anniversary was made by Capt. Graburn, who said the had formerly been company.
Company known as the Malay Singapore Volunteer Infantry.
He referred to the admirably compiled souvenir-one, of which had been handed to each guest- Twenty-five years ago. General | contining the 25 years history of French inquired of Major-General the Company, written in English "Perrott, C.B., the then General and in Malay. Officer Commanding the Troops, He went on,
The souvenir will tell you that Malaya, what reason he could give
*he the War Office why there were no original volunteers gf 1910 Malay volunteers in the country-were animated with a desire to Malays being considered in Eng- prove to His Majesty the King, and the Empire, that the Malays of land to be a fighting race.
No Singapore were ready and wing An answer was provided.
to take within a
their part in defending reason was given but month 60, Malays enrolled, and the the nation, and to make sacrifices great keenness and aptitude which that good and courageous animated these men who were de- are ever willing and ready to make sirous of "proving to H's Majesty in a good cause. the King-and to the Empire-that the Malays of Singapore Were will ing to take their par in defend 6.uing the nation." was reflected yea- rday, in the selected number of Volunteers who provided a smart guard of honour.
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"I feel sure that that spirit is still strong among our young men of to-day, and their country calls to them to train.
"STILL ON DUTY" "Some of our earlier members have passed on, and others have This comprised 80 officers, non-retired from the active list owing commissioned officers and, men of to advancing age. of the original the Company, under the command 60 only two now remain Colour of Lieut, Mohamed Hassan, with Service members. 2nd Lieut. Abdul Kadir carrying the King's Colours.
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To such of our re.ired members as are present to-day the Company INTERESTING EXPERIENCE. says Though retired from the ac- Sharp at five o'clock, His Ex-tive list you are still on duty, teach the younger generation to follow cellency arrived and was met by in your fon steps, tell them,-ex- Lleut. Col. Fink, Lieut. Col. Donald plain to them, that a young man who expects" other people to de- fend him or his country is no credit to either. We have a few vacancies; fill up our ranks.'
THIRD TEST
MATCH
(Continued from Page
entrusted with the bowling, the latter coming on for the first time in this innings..
Mitchell was"bowled by Ham¬ mood, the ball shooting into the wicket. off his pads after he had scored 58 runs, 111 for 4. Mitchell played with untiring patience and hit seven boundaries, batting for two and three quarters hours. Wade at this stage had not increased his score of four.
CAMERON IN
The proceedings were greatly ́Ï enlivened with the arrival of Cameron, who proceeded to hit ont ind'scr minately at everything withou any effective contact, and Was mildly
dumb rebuked by signs when Wade refused to run an easy single. Cameron con- tinued to pursue his bold' policy.
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BATSMEN TEMPTED"
Bowes purposely gave many scoring chances in order to get Cameron opposite to him, but. Wade persuaded his partner not to be taken in, and by refusing to run although the ball travelled inore than 30 yards on two occasions. After that Cameron hit out freely again, and was begulled into step- ping out when Barber dislodged his balls.
Cameron's" score was 49 and Wade's contribution 32 not out. Mr. "Extras" 20, bringing the total score to 194 for 5 wickets when the match was declared drawn,
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G. MacLeod (Officer Commanding 2nd Battalion, S.S.V.F.) and Capt. N. E. B. Graburn (Officer Com-
England, 1st Innings manding the Malay Company).
South Africa. Is Innings
..... 171 H's Excellency received the Royal
ENGLAND-2nd Innings. VITAL EMPIRE OUTPOST salute and Inspected the guard.
"This is a vital outpost of the D. Smith, b Vincent Lieut. congratulating
Mohamed
Empire and the Volunteers ofT. A. Mitchell, a Viljoen, b Hassan on the excellent turn-cut.-
Vincent ....... His Excelleney then had the in- Malaya occupy the very unusual
Erst line W. Barber, c Dalton, b Vincent 14 teresting experience of meeting distinction of being former members of the company troops, and as such they must be 'R. E. S. Wyatt; c Vincent now on the reserve Ust, and the ever ready to take heir place im- two remaining original members mediately danger threatens along W. Hammond, not out L'eut. Rahmat bin Abbas and Ser-side the'r Regular brothers in J. Hardstaff, b Bell geant Mohamed bin Dol. both of arms in the defence of this Colony. E. Ames. b Bell whom have been decorated with This means a high standard of also self-sacrifice. the Long Service Medal, while the training and former, is addition, was a recipient In that task, should they ever be of the King's S'iver Jubilee Medal. called upon to do so, I feel con- The others whom the Governor dent that they will uphold the met and with whom he shook honour of the local forces in this hands and had a few moments' Colony." conversation
N.. M. were Capt. Hashim and Mr. E. E. Colman (two of the four founders of the Com- Bany), Capt. Haji Abbas b'n Omar. Capt. Abubakar bin Half Arshad, Beeting and verifying the statis- tics in the souvenir. He also M.B.E., Capt. D. C. (second in command of the Com-hanked Capt. Noor Mohamed pany), and Imam Hajt Moosa; the oldest Imam. in Singapore.
Watherston,
. Concluding. Captain. Graburn thanked a member of the Malay Volunteer Club for the time and Immense trouble he had taken in
Extras"..
Total (for 7 wkts. dec.) 294
Simis. Verity and Bowes did not bat.,
of Fall
128 wickets:-1 for (Smith); 2 for 139 (Mitchell): 3 for 148 (Barber);" 4 for 277 (Wyatt): 5 for. 277 (Hardstaff); 6 for 291 (Ames); 7 for 294 (Nichols). BOWLING ANALYSIS
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Hashim for translating the
Crisp souveblr into Malay language and Bell script in Kuala Lumpur
Langton
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23 Vincent
3.204 SOUTH AFRICA-2nd Innings Siedle, c Hammond, b Bewas Mitchell, b Hammond Rowan. b Bowes Valjcen, b Sims Wade,
not out 32. Cameron, st. Barber, b Bowes 49
Extras
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COLOURS DISPLAYED
Capt. Hashim had been one of the The Governor then took his seat founders, and had served in the on the dais, and shortly after- Company as an officer for some wards gave permission to the guard years. He still lived for the Cam commander, Lleut. Mohamed Has-pany and gave them the benefit san, for the guard to march off. of his great experiences and valu- The Guard was played off. parade able advice whenever it was re- to the tune of the S.V.C. march, quired. "In Oriente Primus."
Following the guard's depar ture with the J.M.F. Band, the Governor and the official guesta led the way to the main hall of the headquarters, where tea was served.
Capt. Graburn thanked HH. the Bultan of Johore for generally per- mitting the band of the Johore Military Forces to be present.
Capt.
There were others, said Graburn, who had done much to help the Company and he thank- An interesting ceremony tooked them publicly. They had as- place during the tea when the sured him that being of shy and King's Colours and the Corpa co-ret'ring dispositions they preferred lours were brought into the hall their names to remain unknown. and displayed
over "squashed" Their help was greatly appreciated rifles.
[ by the Company.
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COUNTY MATCHES
London July 18. Continuing the matches begun Saturday Surrey, Somerset, Middlesex and Hampshire register- ed wins against Kent, Glamorgan, Lancashire and Gloucester respec- tively.
The following are the anal Ecores as cabled by Reuter:-
Surrey beat Kent at Blackheath by 8 wickets.
Kent 335 (Ashdown 90) and 191 (Bunnucks. 88, Gover 7 for 64). Burrey 380 and 147 for 2
Somerset beat Glamorgan by 7 wickets at Pontypridd
Glamorgan 119 (Cameron 5 for 50) and 225, Somerset 199 (Mercer 6 for 12) and 140 for 3 (F. Loc 90 not out),
At Manchester, Middlesex won by 247 runs from Lancashire.
Middlesex 215 and 240 (Hendren. 95 not out) Lancashire 135 (8mith" 5 for 61) and 82 (Allen 7 for 42)
At Bristol, Hampshire beat. Gloucester by 3 wickets,
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