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THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY,

ARMY ATHLETICS.

SOUTH WALES BORDERERS SPORTS MEETING.

THE VOLUNTEERS.

CORPS ORDERS FOR THE COMING WEEK.

APRIL 10, 1931.

LOCAL RADIO.

SELECTION OF RECORDED MUSIC BROADCAST.

The radio programme to be broad-

Two battalions in the local No. 10/81 Hongkong Volunteer garrison. the South Wales Defence Corps Orders by Llout-cast by Z. B. W. on a wavelength of Borderers and the 3/9th Jat Colonel L. G. Bird, D. S. O., 9. B. E 365 metres to-day is:- Regiment, held their regimental Commanding Hongkong sports yesterday, some vory keen; Defence Corpa. contests being witnessed.

Volunteer

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7.00 p.m. Stock Quotations. 6.00-7.00 p.m. Chinese Programmo. 7.00-10.30 p.m. European Pro- gramme, of Columbia Recorda kindly supplied by Messrs. Anderson Muale

Corps Band: The Corps Band will Co." The

parade at the Music Ream, City Hall on Tacaday, April 14, and Thursday, April 16, at 5.80 p.m., for practico.

The South Wales Dordorers aihletic | meet was concluded on the Bookunpoo ground yesterday afternoon. meet was continued from Wednesday, when, owing to the bad weather cons ditions, it had to be put off for yester day morning, after four ovents had been completed.

at

The Corps Band will parado Headquarters on Friday, April 17, at Keen competition marked all the 7-10 meer Company:-Monday, April

events yesterday, and good sport was witnessed. Private James did well to win both the long distance track eventa for Individuais, while the tug of war event was won by the Head- quarters Wing Company.

The distribution of prizes will take place at 11.30 am. on Saturday on the Mureny Parade ground.

The full results of the meeting are na follow:

100

Pte.

yards (Individuale) :~~1, Recni Z

2, Ple. Lewis; 8, Pte. Wakeford. Inter-Company Relay Race:-1, D. M. G. Co.; 2, "A" Co.

yards (individuals), Pie. Recs; 2, Lt. Barlow; 3. Pte. Wakeford. One Mile Team Championship:-1, D. M. G. Co.; 2, "A" Co.

200

440 yards (individuals)-1, Pte. James; 2, Pte. Lewis; 2, Pte. Johnson,

High Jump (individuata) :-1, Cresswell; 2, Ptc. Channing; 3. Pte Vallic

High Jump (team), "B" Co.; 2, Headquarters Wing Co.; 3, "C" Co. HH0 yards team relay race:-1, D. M. G. Co.; B. "A" Co.: 3, Head quarters Why Co.

Long Jump (dividuals) 1. Pte. Vallis; 2, Ple, Richardson; 3, Drum

mer Mathias.

Long Jum (team)-1, Head- quarters Wing Co.: 2, "C" Co.; J, D. M. G. Co.

100 yards relay tensa rure:-1, E M. G. Co.; 2. "A" U, Hendunt Lers Wing Co.

Putting the shot (individuals) :-). Drummer Jeton; 2, 1.1. Hamliton; 3, Ite. Rees.

Putting the shot (team) :-1, Hend quarters Wing Ca; 2. D. M. G. Co.; 3. "C" Co.

Hurdles team race:-1, "A" Co.; 2, "C" Co.; 3, Headquarters Wing Co.

Sergeants Race:-1, Sergeant

2. Sergeant larris. ifyde;

220 yards team race:-1. D. M. G. Co.: 2, "A" Co.: 3, "C" Co.

Pole Jump:-1, Cpl. Ford; 2. Pie. Johnson; 3, Pte. Pale.

RED yards (individuals): -1, Pte. James; 2. Lance Cpl. Palmer: 3, Pte. Jolinnen.

Co

Tug-of-war:--Headquarters

Wing

very

Engineer

13. Miniature Range 6.80 p.m.

elfies

Portuguese Campany:-AR and hayonets must be returned to corps stores before April 16. Platoon sergeants will be held responsible for their rospective platoons carrying out this order.

The Officers commanding the under- mentioned Units will issue their ordera separately to their commands: Battery, Corps Signals, Machine Gun Troop, Armoured Car Company-car

motor cyclo Bection section and Scottish Company, Machine Gun Com- pany.

Reserve Company Personnet. Allotment to Units:-Replies to a clrestar letter from O.C. Reserve Com- pany have been received from the following, and as a result, they have been allotted to units as shown against their names for all purposes:-Unit allotted to

No. 6 Pie, F. Cullen, to Armoured Car Company.

No. 1370 L/Sgt. J. Murray, to Engineer Company.

No. 454 Pte. V. H. C. Jarrett. to

Engineer Company.

Struck Off the Strength. Having completed three years' Service:

No. 1271 Pte. T. Williams, Reserve Company, as from 10.4.31. Having left the Colony:

No. 1261 Pte. D. L. Keith, Reserve Company, a from 31.7.31.

Permitted to resign:

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7.02-7.45 p.m. Variety. Band-The Bullfighters March, Regimental Band of H. M. Gronndler Guards. DB364. Planoforte Solo-Ever-Green

Selection. Planoforte Solo-Little Toramy

Tucker Selection.

Billy Mayerl. DB830.

DB401.

Humorous Sang-Supposef

Josephine Baker. Song-Thinkin' of Mary.

DB307,

Hubert Eisdell (Tonor). Humorous Duet-Pask! Shoot! Goal! Humaraus Dust-If You Can't Sing,

Whistle,

The Two Gilberts. MR286. Pianoforte Selo-Blue Rosea, Planoforte Solo-Stand Up And Bing.

Billy Mayerl. DB400. Vaent Duct-Old Fashioned Girl. Vocal Duet-Never Swat A Fly.

Layton and Johnstone. DB377. Bong-Cries of Old London,

Emmie Joyce (Soprano). DB400, 8.00 p.m. Weather Report, Loen! Time, str.

7.45.8.15 p.m. Operatic. Orchestral-Faust (Goured)-

Prelude. Orchestral-Faust (Gaunad)-Valse,

Milan Symphony Orchestra, 0878. Song-Frederica (Lehar)-Why Did

You Kiss My Heart Awake? I Love Him So-God Has Sest A Lovely Day,

Len Seld! (Segrano). DX131 Sone-Tannhauser-0 Star of Eve

(Wagner). Song-Carmen-The Toreador Song

(Bizet).

Harold Williamz (Baritone) with R. B. C. Chorus, 9875. 8.16-9.00 p.m. Orchestral and Band Music. Tangredi-Overture (Rossint),

J. B. C. Wireless Military Band. DX165. The Clock and the Dresden Fleures

(Kotelbey).

No. 1404 Bdm. P. N. Fuertes, Corps Wedgwood Blue (Ketelbey), Band, as from 19.2.31.

Leave.

No. 464 Pte. V.H.C. Jarrett, Reserve 15 days' leave Company, granted from 27.3.31 to 11.4.31.

No. 1283 Pte. Lee Yuk Him, Medical Section granted 8 days leave from 10th to 17th. April, 1931.

W. H. G. GOATER, Captain, Adjutant, 17. K. V. D. C.

SIR ARTHUR CURRIE.

RECEIVED IN AUDIENCE BY JAPANESE EMPEROR.

Indian Sports.

The 9th at Regiment, at prosent stationed at Whitfield Barracks, Kow- Joon, held their regimental sports, nt King's Park yesterday afternoon,

Tokyo, Apr. 9. commencing at 2.30 pm. And a

General Sir Arthur Currie who interesting afternoon ensued,

The meeting was held under the is visiting Japan. having come of Lt. Col. J. ti. Lecky, from India in his way to Canada, patronage

Em Offer Commanding the Battalion. had an audience with the

and sailed The officials of the course were-peror this morning.

Vancouverma- Referee. Major W. L. Hailes M.C.; his afternoon for Committee, Capt. W. M. Morgan M.C., Renter. and Capt. R. A. Johnson (lion. Sec.); 11. V. Bragg M.C., Capt. Judges, Capt.

M. J. O'Connor, Capt. C. E. Penny.

by the

Jent. R. J. Stevens, Subadar. Lalithe putting out of a hard Khan, Jemadar, Nur Dad and Jendar winning British Officer to his Indian Jug Lal; Starter, Capt. W. M. Morgan opponent, an that both might arrive

Course, at the winning post together. M.C. AM. Clerk of the

C. H. M. Allah Dad.

and Mrs. Stokes.

N. W. Frontier Dance. Among the many spectators were,

the "Hazara," a | After this race, Col. Skinner. I.E. Lt.Col. Russell, R.A.M.C., Col. Lang, R.A.P.C., Major Nerth-West Frontier Dance, was dia and Mrs. Creasy, R.A., Lt. Col. Thoms, played by four Indians, the Dhol and H.A., Major Bennett, A. and S. High-Surnal or better known to Europeans fanders, and Lt. Col. Stokes, R.A.0.0.as the dum-dum and flute, being the

accompanying orchestra.

Then came a very amusing display of the "Lewis Gun" in netion. This being two rach comprised "camouflaged"

Lewia guns, Chincae crackers supplied the means the of ammunition, and mess tins the Lewis gun magazine. This display to was much enjoyed by the spectators.

After tea, the ovents continued, resulting as follows:

The Indian troops sitting around the ground in their white civilian robes made an impressive' scene.

The Regimental Pipe Band was in attendance, and played during Afternoon.

The results of the racing prior the tea interval were:

Cu

880 yds. Relay: 1, A Coy: 2,,

E

of

In A Monastery Garden (Ketelbey).

Ketelbey's Concert Orchestra. Fingal's Cave-Overture

(Mendelssobu),

New Queen's Hall Orch. 9843, Concerto Grosso In D Minor

(Vivaldi).

Zurich Tonhalle Orch. 9823.` 9.00-9.14 p.m. Organ Bolos, What Good Am I Without You? Wedding Bells Are Ringing

For Sally.

Reginald Feari. DR407. Great Day-Medley,

DB381. Terance CARDY. Love In The Rough-Medley.

Terance Casey. DB381. 9.14.10.15 p.m. Concert Items. Violin Sulo-Orientale (Cui). Violin Solo-Valse Bluette (Drigo).

Efrem Zimbalist, M181. Song-She Wandered Down The Mountain Sida (Stephenson and Clay).

Dora Labbette (Soprano), 9677. Cello Sala-Andante Religios".

(Thome).

Cello Solo-Melodie (Gluck und

Squire).

W. H, Squire. L2060, Song-Roll On Thou Deep And Dark

Blue Ocean (Dale and Petrie). Song-Simon The Cellarer (Bellany

and Hatton).

....

Norman Allen (Bass). 9807. Violin Solo-Burleska (Suk).

Efrem Zimbalist. 2191. Organ Solo-At The Templo Gates

(Gatty Sellars).

Gatty Sellars, DB392. Vocal Duet-The Battle Eve

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J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. 9143. Song-Love, The Pedlar (Battersby

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Doris Yune (Soprano), 9828. 10.15-10.30 p.m. Pianoforte Solos. Etude in G Flat-Study On The Saine

Etude (Chopin). Prelude In C Minor (Rachmaninoff). Victor Schioier. 2262. Waltz In G Flat (Chopin).

Godowsky).

440 yards Relay,-1, A Coy; 2, Wiegenlied (Cradle Song) (Schubert, Coy.

Spectators' Event. The winners

100 yds. Strings: 1, A Coy; 2, B Coy.

220-yda. Relay: 1, B Coy: 2, A Coy. Open Medley of 440, 220, 880, 220 were Misa Stokes, and Major Hailes, yds, proved an easy win for the 3/9th Jato. This event was the cut- 2nd. A. & S. Highlanders. (Cpl. Reid, ting of a inch tape, 4 inches long, L/Cpl. Whitley, L/Cpl. Craig, Pto. with a pair of curved finger-nall McCratton). Runners up, 20th H. scissors. Bty, R.A.

Pogal Race-Headquarters won this One Mile Team Race.-1, A Coy; 2, amusing-race of three legged-wheel 1 Coy.

barrow and back events. British Oficers versus

Old Soldiers' Race-1, Malammed Officers. A feature of this race was Hasson; 2, Karran Bux; 8, Jug Lell.

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"B" Company proved the Champion Company, winning. the Battalion Challenge Cup.

The meeting closed with the pre- contation of prizes by Mrs. Locky.

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