FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1928.
Sport Columns
BOWLS.
ALTERED PROSPECTS FOR TO-MORROW.
THE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
[By "Bias."]
With most of the Clubs behind in their own singles and doubles annual fixtures, and the time for the opon Championship having had to be extended, this week has seen most of the greens full. Nothing atartling has taken place in the Championship yet except perhaps, the elimination of Lapsley Home time ago. The field is so large this year that it would serve no pur- pose to try and give the names of the last night.
The question when two play ers decide to play on a green, which is neutral to both of them or even only neutral, to one of them, it is a gracious act to write to the secre- tary concerned and ask for a rink, hs only Inst night members of a club at the valley had to all out and wait, even though they had ar- ranged a match, because a cham- pienship game that nobody knew. anything about got in before them.
In the first division Craigen- gower at home if their form to- date is true, should beat Civil Ser vice and remain at the top of the league. If they go down we shall have to think that their victory over Kowloon ·· Docks
was very lucky. Kowloon Docks v. the Bowl- ing Green is anyone's game. It is the sort of game I like to see be-
cause the players all know one nn other and it develops into a friend- ly hate. Taikoo at home are, I think, too strong for the K.C.C. but their present temporary.green may he just as much a handicap to the home team as the visitors.
East Point are almost certain to remain at the top of the table; but I hear that they may not be func- tioning much longer as on account of the closing down of the Re- finery a great number of their players are going home in the im- mediate future.
Craigengower Seconds are not strong and are up against a much fancied side in Club de Recreio "A" at King's Park. I cannot see them wia.
!
LAWN TENNIS.
RESUMPTION OF LEAGUE AFTER LONG CESSATION.
TO-MORROW'S MATCHES.
After n cessation of three Satur- days the resumption of League ten- nia to-morrow will be keenly look- ed forward to. Present indications are that the weather is going to
keep fine over the week-end and after the heavy rains the courts should be in excellent condition.
on the card for to-morrow, the fix- A full programme of matchos is
tures being:-
"A" Division.
M.B.K. v. Cralgengower C.C. Indian R.C. v. Chinese R.C. University v. Hong Kong C.C.
“B” Division.
H.K.C.C. V. University. South China A.A. v. I.R.C. Kowloon C.C. v. Recreio, Craigengower v. Nippon.
"C" Division.
Recreio-1 v. R.A.O.C. JL.K.C.C. v. South Chinn A.Â.. Filipinos v. C.R.G.-1. Recreio-2 v. L.R.G. - Kowloon C.C. v. C.R.C.-2. R.A.M.C. v. Nippon. Kennedy-rd. M.Q. v, Y.M.C.A. C.S.C.C. v. Kowloon Indian T.C.
S.C.A.A. WIN.
THE CHINA MAIL,
HEENEY'S CHANCE.
TO MEET TUNNEY ON JULY 28.
IN NEW YORK.
New York, Yesterday, Mr. Tex Rickard has announced that the Tunpoy and Heeney cham- pionship bout will he contested at the Yankee Stadium hore on July 23.-Reuter's American Service.
HIS LAST WISH.
A DESIRE TO RETURN AND HAUNT COURT JUDGES,
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ARMED ROBBERS.
THE VOLUNTEERS.
MUSKETRY AND CAMP PROGRAMMES,
LATEST ORDERS.
"The following orders have been: issued by Lt.-CoL L. G. Bird, D.S.O., Commandant:-
Lecture."
Major W. F. Hanna, M.C., will deliver a lecture on the Kirkpatrick Reconnaissance Scheme at Voltin teer Headquarters at 5.40 p.m. en Friday, June 8, 1928,
Training.. Musketry Programme for fring Part II. Table "T" during the autumn issued this day with Corps Orders.
Arms.
AN ALIBI.
9
MONEY & SHARES..
KENNEDY-ROAD INDECENCY
LIKE AN HOTEL.
CHICKEN AND PEAS, FOR PRISON DINNER.
Bank, wire
CASE.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
VARIED MENUS.
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
·2/-/-
Bank, on demand...2/- 6/16
Tank 30 day's sight
Bank, 4 months' eight 2; Credite, 4 months' Monday midday. A thousand and Documentary 4 months'
sight
aight
2/14/
2/1 16
1257%
1882
Evidence in support of an alibi was given on defendant's behalf, forty-two guests of the State sit at the Magistracy yesterday, in down to dine in the Iowa State the case in which Chung Yu-fon, Penitentiary. Appetites are д
On Paris- Chinese youth, was charged trifle keen, perhaps, but discrimina-On demand with committing an offence tive.
Credits, 4 months' against public decency on Ken- "Bud," says the head wafter kind- sight nedy-road.
ly, "whaddya fancy to-day? Cast On Berlin- It will be recalled that among yer peepers over the bill of fare. On demand the witnesses for the prosecution, Say, the beef's prime and the pork On New York- were two European ladies.
can't be bent. Her both, eh? And Credits, 60 days' eight 61%
On demand
.
494
195
195
On Calcutta-
195 .135
87%
.... 99
76
Dr. T. P. Woo, the defendant's spinach, of course?" family physician, testified to
On Bombay - They do their prisoners well in examining the youth. He had as-Iowa State Penitentiary. Why not?
Wire certained that there was nothing The poor fellows are only there for
On demand extraordinary about his habits. All rifles will be handed Into The offence alleged against him Only the best is good enough for on demand
And they are critical, too. Wire a time. store immediately for the annual was rare among Chinese of the them. Everybody wants them to inspection.
better class and rarer still in the
On Singapore-- carry away a good impression when On demand..... Q.C. Scottish Company to make case of young married people. special
Defendant, in the witness-box, 'they leave.
On Manila- Arrangements with the Corps Sergeant Major.
said that he assisted his father. The Iowa State Penitentiary menu On demand...
On Shanghai- Mr. Chung Sik-fan, in his rice for the week ending February 18th business at No. 62, Bonham-; has been sent to the Daily Ex-On demand In future with the exception of strand West. He lived at No. 33, presa." Monday's dinner for the 80 day'a sight (private the Band leather belts will not be Robinson-road. His wife is the happy boys in that gaol during the
daughter of Mr. Li Sing-kui, week was chief manager of the Hong Nin; Bank. He had two children, a boy and a girl.
Dress.
"May my ghost come back and, haunt you all the days of your life!" and other phrases were hurled at Judge Zinr, Chu, Tsun and Mr. S. I. Burdett, Senior Consul's Deputy, in the Appellate Division of the Provisional Court laat week when two prisoners were brought | before them to hear the Nanking worn by any W.O. Class II, N.C.O. Government's confirmation of the will be worn.
or man on parade, web helts only death sentences passed upon them by the Court of Appeal.
The first accused was charged with having committed an armed robbery on August 20, 1927, at the Dah Yu Foong alley-way, when with others he threw a blanket over the head of a compatriot and used a knife to obtain his loot. The Court of First Instance on Novem- ber 2 sentenced him to 13 years' imprisonment, and against this aen- tence the police appealed, On November 30, the Court of Appeal reversed the former judgment and "sentenced accused to death. The to 27 Kelly
S.C.A.A. beat Craigengower C.C. at fiappy Valley in a Division match yesterday, 72 games Scores:
H. J. Howard and G. (C.C.C.) :— lost to Luk Kang-cheung and
Luk Ding-cheung lost to Lee Woon-tsoi and
Lec. Wai-tsol ... lost to Chan So and Ho
Wai-hing
A: Hamson and (C.C.C.) —
2.9
2-9
rehearing of the case and, on March Court of Appeal was affirmed. 21, the original judgmeat of the
Provincial Government ordered a
The second accused was charged with the murder of the wife of a ataff Inspector of the Shanghal Tramway Co., on March 17 at 1330 Pingliang Road. On October 12, the 5- 6
verdict of the Court of First In- stance was life imprisonment. Ac- 9-24 cused appealed against his sentence Zimmern and on November 9, the Court of
Appeal set aside the previous judg-| ment and ordered that he should 2-9 receive the death penalty. In Murch of this year, the Provincial 3- 8 Government ordered a re-trial, and on April 18 the judgment was given 1-10 confirming the Court of Appeal's
verdict.
lost to Luk Kang-choung and
Luk Ding-cheung
lost to Lee Woon-tsoi and
Lee Wai-tsoi
lost to Chan So and Ho
Wai-hing
W. J. Howard and (C.C.C.):-
Kowloon Bowling Green and Taikoo Seconds should be a close affair. I do not know the strength of Talkoo but to beat the Bowling Green they must be more than just lost to Luk Kang-choung and good.
Luk Ding-cheung Civil Service have
very beat Lee Woon-taoi and Lee serviceable side and if they Wai-taoi
A.
Wai-hing
G.
6-27 Lai
3- 8
6- 5
3-8
12-21
keep them together they will lost to Chan So and Ho not be far from the top i
They on-
at the end of the season.
tertain the Yacht Club and the esflors will find them a hard nut to ' crack,...
Fixtures,
To-morrow's fixtures:--
Division I.
Craigengower C.C. v. Civil Ser-
vice O.C.
THE DAVIS CUP.
After accused had heard the de- cision of the Nanking Government's confirmation of the sentences, they were taken away in the prison van; to be handed over to the Chinese authorities for immediate execution.
Programmes,
The following are the provisional arrangements made for firing of Part II. Part "T" and Camp these dates are subject to alteration:
Part II. at Stonecutters, 1928.
Sunday, September.2: The Battery. Sunday, September 9:
Engineer
Co. Signals. Sunday, September 16:
and
Boiled prime beef in tornato
Bruce.
Steamed spinach with pork:
Bread.
Steamed potatoes au natural. Butter,
Baked rice, custard. Coffee,
Met by Chance. Defendant, his wife and an amah gave evidence of meeting by chance at the junction of Caine and Garden-roads on the evening in question. Defendant could not take his wife home on his motor-
Well, who would not be there? cycle as that would have meant Any one can imagine an the amah walking by herself in Judge passing sentence, the dark. He had parked his ma- "Prisoner, you have been found Corps chine in a suitable spot and walk-' guilty in a heinous crime. The
MI. and Armoured Car COB.
Sunday, September 23:
Sunday, September 30: Infantry Company.
Scottish Company. Sunday, October 7:
Portuguese Company. Sanday, October 14:
Reserve Company. Sanday, October 21:
The Battery, Sunday, October 28:
Engineer Co.
Signala.
Sunday, November 4:
and
-
Towa
ed along Macdonnell-road with his sentence of the court is six months wife and her amah. After in the State Penitentiary." reaching home, he returned for "Is there no option, jedge?" his machine and was eventually
"Yes, one,
You have the alter- taken to the police station. native of doing the same time at
Both in reply to Mr. F. H. one of the leading hotels." Loseby (defending) and to his
"Then I'll take the penitentiary, Worship (Major
C. Willson, jedge." O.B.E.), defendant denied having He would, that. Look at the
mackintosh overalls which the prosecution allege him to have) worn at the time,
paper)
On Yokohama-
On demand
Gold Leaf, 100 fre
(per, tael) Sovereigns (Bank's
buying rate). SOver (per oz.) Bar Silver in Hong
Kong...
106
9.55 27 9/16
5% prom.
Chinese Copper Cash nom. Chinese Copper Cents 6% prem Rute of Native In
forcat
1% D.A.
324% dis.
Chinese Sub. Coin Hong Kong Sub. Coin Par..
THE SHARE MARKET.
Hong Kon. Stock.
.Exchange.
Stock TT. au Londen TT. on Shanghai
Banla Hongkong Bank
do.
2/- 1/4
75
1200
[1283/90 as
Lon. Reg... £137
menu for the whole of Monday: Chartered Bank
Breakfast. Wheat cakes with Mercantile A. & B.
do.
£21%
£35
C.
£1414
£9%
$75
Supper. Steamed pinto beans
$820
Union Insurance...... $326
Bank of East Asia
Insurances.
He explained to his Worship Syrup; stewed peaches, bread, but-P. & O. Bank that when he was a member of ter, coffee. the Flying Squad he had leggings] Corps issued to him but not overalls.
·M.I, and Armoured Car Cos.
Sunday, November 11:
Infantry Company. Sunday, December 16:
Scottish Company.
*1929.
Sunday, January 6
Portuguese Company. Sunday, January 13:
Reserve Company, Sunday, January 20:
Casuals:
Annual Camp at Fanling. 1928. Sundays; November 18 and and December 2 and 9.
Corps Band.
Dinner. As above.
Canton Insurance
The case will be continued on with pork, breaded tomatoes, pan North China Insurance T140 Saturday morning...
gravy, stowed figé, bread, tea. Yangtze Insurance... $50
No Cocktails,
China Underwriters.. $2.80 b2 Dinner on Friday is the great Chins Fire Insurance $280
on Saturday, June 16, between thing, though. No fish regime for H.K. Fire Insurance .. 3740 9 and 1 p.m.
Friday in the 1.S.P. Think of this,f Shipping. Vickers Gun Class of... Instruc-ye logs and old timers in Penton- Douginner ****** tion: Names are still required of ville, or Wormwood Scrubs, or Maid.
H.K. Stewmbomta
those willing to attend above. Will stone: Intending participants please · ad- vise their Platoon Commanders ao that the class can be started with- out further delay?
Portuguese Company.
Lewis Gun, All N.C.0.% and Nos. 1 and 2 of Lewis Gun Sections 25 will parade at Corps Headquarters | on Monday, June 11, at 5.80 p.m." for
Lewis Gun Instruction.
All ranks will parade under Bandmaster A. J. M. Rodrigues at
Chicken.
Fried beefsteak. Stewed June peas. Mashed potatoes.
Steak gravy. Onions,
Bread.
Rice-raisin padding. Coffee.
197
LK. Tugs & Lighters $24
$28%
Indo-Chinas (Prof) ... $37 do. -(Dat.) $60
08/3 Shell Transporta Water-boata
Mining.
Bergnets
Kallan Mining Ad
1
$19 b 2014
[20 na
$14 68/-
(Single)... T8.90
| Langkate - (Combined). T12.20-
do.
Shanghai Explorations T2.80 Shanghai Loans ..... T8% Raubs ...
Yet there seems something lack-Tranch Hins
Docks. WharVES.
17/0
Godowns, &e. : HL.X. & K. Wharves. $130%
b
(180%
$404
$5.60
Тібе
75
T106
T8.60
T2.20
H.K. & W. Docks China Providents Hongkowa
THE INTERPORT XI.
The following letter was re-
Church Parade. The Company Ing. Why, of course, no cocktail. (Total: "Craigengower 27, Southcently sent. to the editor of the "N.
will hold its first Church Parade on That is what comes of getting in China A.A. 72)....
C. Daily News":-
9 a.m. on Sunday, June 10, at Kow-Sunday, June 10 at Kowloon.
goal in a Prohibition country. Sir-Will you permit me to offer, loon Railway Station for Church The Company will fall In op- But surely the authorities might through the medium of your Parade with Portuguese Company, posite the Kowloon Canton Rail- have added cigars. Iowa needs a
way Station at 9 a.m. sharp. columns, hearty congratulations to vide Corps Order No. 12.
prison reform committee. Not a New Engineeringe Captain E.LM. Barrett, Dr. W. E,
The Battery.
Dress: Helmet, tunic, medals, mention is there of cigars or cigar- Shanghal Docks O'Hara and Mesara, Walter Wilson Lecture on Theory. This will be shorts, putties and hosetops, boots, ettes in the whole of the twenty-one Cotton Mills. and Donald Leach on their excellent given at Corps-Headquarters on belt and sidearms.
Ewo Cuttons menue for the week.
Oriental Cottons selection of the victorious Shanghai Thursday at 6 p.m. This is a volun-
How do the poor immuned fellows 'hal Cottons (Old) eleven? They knew their job, tary parade.
fare for breakfast? Take Thura- do. selected the very beat material
Mounted Infantry.
day'a bill:- without fear or favour, and thus Parade, at Stables at 5.45 p.m. on helped to establish equality in the Tuesday, June 12, 1928. Plain the singles played to-day in the matter of Interport wins with our clothes. Club de Recreio "A" v. Craigen. Davis Cup Third Round Competi- Hong Kong friends.
tion. E. Higgs (Britain) beat H. East Point R.C. v. Club de Re-Moldenhauer (Germany) 6-4, 4-6,
creta "B".
Kowloon Docks R.C. v. Kowloon
B.G.C.
Taikoo R.C. v. Kowloon C.C.
Division II.
Civil Service C.C. v. R.H.K.Y.C. Kowloon B.G.C. v. Taikoo N.C.
ower C.C.
LEAGUE TABLES.
The positions in the League to
date are:-
Division 1.
P. W. D. L Pts.
Craigengower C.C. 2 2 0 0 4 Kowloon C.C. ...: 1,1 0 0 2. Kowloon Dock R.C. 2° 1' 0 1 2 Kowloon B.G.C... 2 1 0 1 2 Police R.C. .... 2 1 0 1 2 Taikoo R.C....... 1 0 0 1 0 Civil Service C.C. 2 0 0 20 Shots For and Against.
For Agat. Up Dn. Crifgengower C.C. 131 110 21
0
Kowloon C.C. ...
68 51
170
Kowloon D.R.C.. 126 116
10
0
Kowloon B.G.C... 120 121
0
1
Police R.C.
117 121
0
4
Taikoo R.C.
48 64 0 16
Civil Service C.C. 104 131 0 27
Division II.
P. W. D. L. Pta. East Point R.C... 3 3.0.0 6 Taikoo R.C. 1 1 0 0 2 Civil Service C.C.. 1. 1 0 0 2 Recreio "A"... 2 1 0 1 2 Craigengover C.C. 2 1 0 1 2 Recreto "B" 2 1 0 1 2 Kowloon B.G.C. 73 1 0,22 Yacht Club 2010-20 Kowloon C.C., 2010, 20
Shots For and Against,⠀
For Agst. Up-Dn Recreio A142 112 500
· East Point R. C... 187 104 280: Kowloon, B.G.C... 179 162′ 17′′ 70. Taikoo R.G.. 66 49 17-70 Civil Servica CG. 64 63 110 RecroloE 107 117 010 Craigengówer C.C=-101 114. *13) Yacht Club 5 80 120-: 84 Kowloon C.CSV 98 184
GREAT BRITAIN PLAYING GERMANY.
Birmingham, Yesterday. Owing to the rain only one of
G-2, 0-6, 6-4.—Reuter.
I am etc.,
Shanghai, May 30, 1928.
LONG STOP.
- Fleter Wilín (left), who for the moment has packed up her, familiar visor nuð tónála tögu, and Penelope Anderson, of Richmond, Vá, the strona American doubles team which will meet tennis stars in England, France and possibly Holland, MAINE SYTEN WIJ nino defend her: world's Title in single play,
Parade at Volunteer Headquar-
Strength.
The following recruits are taken on the strength and posted as under:--
No. 1828 Pte. C. C. Francis, No. 2 "Platoon, from June 4, 1928.
No. 1829 Bandsman A. J. M. Rod-
tera at 5.30 p.m. on Friday, June 15, rigues, Corps Band, from June 4, for M.G. Instruction. Plain clothes.! 1928.
No. 1881 Pte. K. H. Batger, No.
(new). Lands, Hotels & Biden.. H.K. & S. Hotels
Scrambled eggs with bacon. Hongkong Lands Steamed potatoes.
Cream gravy,"
Stewed prunea,
Bread.
Coffee:
:
Shanghai Landa Humphrays Estates Hangkong Realtins HK Territorials Prince's Buildings
Public Utiles, HE Tramways
It must give the chefs at the Peak Trama (old) ¡L.S.P. a lot of trouble thinking out) do. (new)
variety in the menus. Every list Star Ferries is different. Here are two
China Lights (comb.) 7, thres more specimens,
do,
Field Day. There will be a field. No. 1330 Pte. J. A. E. Kendrew, day on Sunday, June 24: Parade M.I. Co., from June 5, 1928. at the Dragon Garage at 9 a.m. Further detalls will be given later. Motor Cycle Section: There will be a meeting in the lecture room at Corps Headquarters on Monday, June 11, at 6.30 p.m.
Every member, is particularly re- quested to attend.
-
or
$8.90
$65 в 66 ва
T18T $14/
$26.80
A
312% b x div,
$8 m.x div. 60425
(old). $11.85
[12/12.10 an (new)
$11.70 b do. 1028 lasus $11.00 b 11.70 sa
$714b72
(70% sa
1 Platoon, from June 5, 1928.
No. 1332 Pte. D. J. Robson, No. Platoon, from June 5, 1926. ·
Supper (Thursday)-Hot beef do. No. 1933 Bandsman A. chilll with three crackers (ble-H.K. Electrics Fernandes, Corps Band, from June cuits), minced ham, baked potatoes, 5, 1928.
pan gravy, stewed peaches, bread, Macro. Electries No..
1884 Bandaman G. Y.
coffee. Osmond, Corps Band, from June
Infantry Company... Recruits will parade on Fridays, 5, 1928. June 8 and 15, at 5.30 p.m. at No. 1885 Pte. G. R. Maskell, No. Corpa Headquarters under L/Bergt. 5 Platoon, from June 6, 1928. Terry. Dress:Mufti, belt and sidearms.
Appointment.
No. 1829 Bandsman A. J. M.
Monday'a dinner works out at about £33 118, the lot or 7%d. a head. The chicken meal is cheaper.
It cost the State £25 168, 8d., or, roughly, Gd. each.
H.K. Telephonea China Bozen Singapce Tractions
Industriala. Tolna Sugars
wher Fagers Fenton Ices Comente (comb.)
fald)
do.
•
do. (new)
dn.
(new)
HK. Rapes (ald)
Watsone
The heavicat “do' as far as cost N.C.O.'s Class. There will be a Rodrigues is promoted W.O. Class is concerned was on Saturday, when series of N.C.O.'s Classes in the L, poated to Corps Headquarters baked link sausage, steamed green. Vickers Machine Gun held during and appointed Bandmaster, as from beaus with pork, mashed potatoes, United Asbestos the Summer months every Friday, June 4, 1928.
pork gravy, three crackers each,
Stores, Be. commencing on Friday, June 15,
Reversion.
stewed peaches, and coffee caused Dairy Farma. 1928, at Corps Headquarters at 5.30 | No. 705 L/Sergt. B. S. Rogers, the State to plunge to the extent of her A Wings p.m. Dress: Mufti All N.C.O.'s, No. 2 Platoon, reverta. to the rank nearly £44 altogether, or just over fane, Crawforde and those who wish to qualify for of Private at his own-request, es 108. place.
Mackintosha promotion are invited to attend. from June 1, 1928.
But they made up for it on SaturW Powells Scottish Company,
Transfers.
day night, when the whole supper MiscellaneouR. Musketry Part 1. All ranks of No. 705 Pte. B. S. Rogers from only cost £3 2s. 6d. It consisted of HL.K. Amarmenta the Company who are able to fire No. 2 Platoon to Motor Cycle Sec simply coffee and miscellaneous Ind. G. Bert
H.. Constructions Part I. and have not already done tion, Armoured Car Company, as
as articles," worst blaw-out by far of E. Govt. Lean
from June 2, 1928. =)
the week.
No. 1060 Pte. W. D.. Owen from
Sinceres
$214 b 22 sa
$20 b'28 sa
em.n
so must do so at Taikoo Range on Sunday, June 17, 1928, at 10-a,m. This is the last opportunity, Armoured Car Company to No. 2 new guests, arriving on Saturday MILLIONAIRES CURIOUS WILL
What a bad impression to give
night!
Range Omepr: Capt. K. S. Mor- Platoon, as from June 1, 1928. Fleon,
No. 458, C.5.M., R. H. G, Charlesgos Transport Motor truck will from. Mounted Infantry Company leave Corps Headquarters, at 9:30 to the Reserve Company, and post- a.m. to convey those who are firing ed to M.1. and A.C. Section, -as In the Oxford to the Range,
GS.Mas from June 7, 1928. the Nawab
Sep / Struck Off, kepang fightin Having purchased discharge, a total of 209, but from May 22, 1928-No. 1025 Pte McCanlis side from defeat
London May 17
Mr. James Deuchar, chairman of the Newcastle Brewery Company, men's mateh, left £1,207,000.
played a A clause in the will prohibits his. of the daughter from keeping or running; to save racehorses, on pain of losing her Income. The daughter is the wife * Arms will be drawn from Corps H, Lo, Armoured Car Company, Crawley's XL winning by an in- of Captain Renick, the racehorse Headquarters on Friday, June 15, Having left the Colony, as from ninge, and fourteen- rupa. trainer Mr Deuchar himself between 9 a.m. and 12 noon," or "2′′ June 1, 1928 —No, 1262 "Pie" Nawab has been selected play owned” racehorses; ¿ which@aran' and 4 p.m., or 5 and 6 pm, and -Kindness, Armoured Car Company, the University agai
"chiefly at north county meetings,
DressUniform or mufti op tional, but rifo, bayonet, pouches, braces and belt must be worn.
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