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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1936

LT. COL. HINDSON LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES. P. & O. EASTERN

LEAVING

The round-the-world tourist The RMS. Empress of Japan is BOOKED ON THE liner Empress of Britain took due at Hong Kong from Vancouver nine local residents when shejon April 24 and will sail the same sailed for Shanghai and America afternoon for Manila. yesterday. They were: Mr. M. J.

NEURALIA

MANY UNITS DUE FOR HOME Green, Postmaster General, who is The Central British School will going to Europe on leave. Mr. W.be giving a drill and gymnastic H.M. Troopship Neuralia was F. Blair, Mr. A. C. Blair, Mr. J.display to-morrow, March 7, at] due to arrive in port at 10 a.m. G. Dyson, Mr. Seils Jensen, Mr. 5.15 p.m. There are eight items! this morning but enquiries from G. Madgwick, Mrs. N. K. Nagel, on the programme, in which both the authorities concerned, at that Mr. Andrew Shields and Mrs. girls and boys will take part.

news that no Shields. hour, elicited the signal has been received from the Trooper yet."

SAILINGS

Distinguished Lists Of Passengers

V. C. ON BOARD THE "STRATHMORE”

NEW NAVAL TREATY SIGNED

(Continued from Page 1)

at St.

PROVISIONS OUTLINED London: The London Navali Treaty, providing for the advance notification of the annual build- jing programmes and for the ex- change of information defining The P. and O. liner Strathmore categories of ships and standard left Londen on February 15 and

displacement and setting out) Marseilles en February 21 under agreed qualitative limits for each

Was signed category, On Monday last a cocktail party command of Captain R. Harrison, Hong Kong rainfall for the 24 was held at the ZEW studio, in D.SC., R.D. RN.R., and has the James's palace yesterday after

undermentioned passengers

noon by Mr. Norman Davis and The Neuralia is bringing a hours ending at 10 am. to-day honour of Mr. M. J. Breen, the re-

General who her lists:-

Vice-Admiral Standley for the Un- Tangier: Brigadier General large number of Units to relieve was 0.01 inch. The total since tiring Postmaster

4.59 inches, left the Colony resterday on

ited States, by the French Ambas- those whose service in the China January 1 has been

of Britain Basil Buckley of HM Corpssador and Vice-Admiral Robert the Empress Station is up. She will leave for against an average of 5.24 inches. board

of Gentlemen-at-Armas, Mr. Breen was presented with

for France, and by Mr. Anthony inscribed ved with the 1st Northumberland Eden and Lord Mansell for Great the United Kingdom on Wednes

Fusiliers at the Battle of Khar day. April 1, and amongst

The Dominions' repre- tam, with the 2nd in South Africa sentatives also signed. The It passengers leaving by her will be

and was a Chief-of-Staff under an Ambassador, Signor Grandi, Lt. Col. R. E. Hindson, R.W.F.,

Lord Allenby in Palestine. Siri who is going Home for medical

who did not sign, was present and Harry McGowan of Imperial recalled the Italian reservations. Chemicals, African Explosives,

The qualitative limits laid downl Canadian and British Federated;

in the treaty are for capital shipał Industries. Also Lady Hare.

35,000 tons and 14-inch guna, pro-i of the vided For Gibraltar

all signatories Gibraltar: Lady Backhouse, Washington Treaty accept these

reasons.

RA-B. S. M Lee.. wife child.

the

and

RE-Lieut. W. B. Cooper, wife;

and child.

1/Lincoln R.-C.Q.M.S. Penton.

and child.

2 Wore. R.Sgt. W. Keen.

family.

ley:

Q.M.S.

J. E.

LOCAL SPORTSMAN silver cigarette

MARRIED

Duncan Gill

HONEYMOON IN EUROPE

r. and Mrs. Duncan.

"ZBW* calling.”

case

THE HONG KONG SINGERS

Successful Concert

Last Evening · SONGS AND MADRIGALS

PRESENTED

who ser

|vided. which W25 obviously Hogg: Lady Murray.,

Malta: Captain D. R. H. Gwynne of the Rifle Brigade, who is Mili

Britain.

and 5-1-inch

guns.

A wedding of considerable in-

guns: "wife and family: Sgt. Harris, wife terest to local soccer circles was and family: Sgt. Taylor, wife and solemnised at St. John's Cathedral PART

Hon. Mrs. P. M. Blackett and Hon limits, otherwise 16-inch when Miss Bessie!

Mra. Gough; Lord and Lady Kin-for aircraft carriers, 23,000 tons family; L/Cpl Bell and wife; Pte this afternoon

Gill, only daughter of Mr. and

naird: Air Marshal Sir Arthur and 6.1-inch guns; and for sub- Winfield and wife.

2/RW. Fus.-Sgt. Evans, wife Mrs. W. Gill, of No. 80, Morrison

The Hong Kong Singers can al-Longmore, who commanded the marines, 2,000 tous Hill Road, became the bride of Mr. George Duncan,

DIVISION OF CRUISERS of Messrs.ways be relied upon to put up a RA.F. College and the Inland guns

Cruisers are divided into those! B. Loxley and Co. (China), good show, and the concert given Area, and now has charge of the 2/E. Lan. R-C.S.M. (OR) Me- W.

under the conductorship of Mr. J. coastal area sea fight, and Ber the second

Lady Long mounting gune above 6.1 inches, Neill; Cpl. Ratcliffe, wife and Ltd. Mr. Duncan is

son of Mr. George Duncan, M.B.E.Anderson Miller, L.R.A.M., at the muda Detachment.

Sailors and Soldiers' Home last more is with him. Commander of which none are to be built dur family.

1/RUR. Lieut.

The Rev. H. W. Baines officiated, evening before a large audience A. Marsden, Captain A.D.S. Muring the currency of the treaty, and was no exception to the rule. Aray of the Heavy Artillery and those for which the limits are set

at 8,000 tons and 6.1-inch Moriarty. (Provisional).

Entering the Church on the a large variety of part-singing, solos Co. Rev. C. E. Wheeler.

of non-construction, Zone ILKS.R.A S/Sgt. Henderson,

of her father. the bride was

and instrumental music was pro-j Marseilles: Colonel Conrad: The wife and family,

starting at 8,000, is carried up to charmingly attired in a dress of R.AS.C.-C.S.M. G. Summers dull lace with satin-crepe founda-

17.500 tona. and wife; L-Tpl. Meyer, wife and tion, and craped to form a train thoroughly enjoyed by the dis-

tinguished audience present

The final section of the treaty at the back. She also wore al

Among the large number RAM.C.--Major T. F. Ken tulle veil with a pearl leaf coronet.

of tary Secretary to the Governor of provides for consultation with a view to the relaxation of restric of non-signa nedy, wife and family: Major F

of white part songs and madrigale provided Malta: She carried a bouquet D. Annesley, wife and family: roses and white heather and was by the Singers. Parry's charming Port Said: Sir Edgar Bonnet, tions in the event

in certain other events. Nurse to family of Major Anser attended by Miss Helea Wylie and setting of "Come, pretty wag, and Lady Chance, Lady Eversley Ro tories not observing the limits or

was outstanding. both bipson. Chaplain Rev. W. J. Sym.,' ising Bags, wife and

little Miss Peggy Duncan, who

The first Lord of the Admiralty, Aden: Lady Wiseman.

in his speech, said that the treaty child: St. Talbot, wife and in carried poisies of gladioli. Miss quality of tone production and its attention to nuance and expres-

direct fant: Set. Brookes, wife

and wylie was dressed in form-fitti sion. The diminuendo and pianis-

For India

made no provision for child: Sgt. Coulton, wife and blue crepe dress, with a picture:

hat and silver shoes. Miss Dun-simo at the end were most effec- India: Major General Herbert quantitative limitation and that. în who was promoted in the British view, was a matter for tively produced: and the tone con- Gaskell, R.A.0.C.-Sgt. Sinclair, wife

He was optimistic. dressed in blue car was

effective June when holding the appoint-deep regret. and family: Set Habeldine and frilled from the waist, with puffedtrol was good. Other

sleeves and trimmed with silver items produced by the Singers ment of Chief Engineer, Northern however, that quantitative naval

creatures now are Command, Rawalpindi, and who is competition would not RA.P.C.-Colonel W. J. H. Bil- ribbon. Silver shoes and coronets were "All derbeck, and wife: W. O. L of silver leaves completed her Perry-minded." "The silver swan" to be Engineer-in-chief at Army view of the elimination

and "Come, let us join the H. Q.. New Delhi, when Major petition in types and the elaborat Thompson.

the advance notifica- Q.A.L.M.N.S.-Sister Mrs. Lang- The duties of the best man were roundelay," here again that test of General Addison completes his system for

discharged by Mr. G. Garzett good part singing, the ability to tenure of the post in June. Mrs. tion and exchange of information.: The He also expressed the hope that Corps Military Police Pte. Mesers. J. H. S. Duncan and S. produce a true pianissimo when Gaskell accompanies him.

desired. being most effectively dis-Hon. Mr. Justice F. W. Gentle; the accession of Powers signator Goulbourne and wife.

Adams were the groomsmed.

played.

the Deaconess Landor; Lt. Collies of the Washington Treaty ana Army Audit Staff.-Mr. King. The bride's mother wore a dress

Solists Excel

Archie White, who won the V. C. London Treaty of 1930, who were of light navy blue satin стере wife and child.

with hat, bag and shoes to tone. The soloists of the evening were at Thiepval in 1916 when serving not at the moment prepared to (Soprano), with the 6th Green Howards and sign the present treaty, would not ceremony a Mrs. R. C. S. Bates the church reception was held at the Argyle Mrs. L. R. Shaw (Contralto). Mr. who is on the Eastern Command be long delayed.

Happy Valley and later A. V. Sanders (Baritone). Dr. L. Staff at Bareilly and formerly was:

An exchange of letters between R.F-St. Docherty, wife and Hotel.

S. commandant of Queen Victoria's family.

the happy couple left by the ss. T. Ride (Baritone) and Mr.

for Europe. where Bard (Violin). Mrs. Bates has a Military School; Lt. Col. S. Withe Foreign Secretary and 1/Lincoln R-St. Cuff, wife Scharnhorst

the honeymoor

she Bell; Major Alexander Donald, of Chief American Delegate to 13 being spent clear soprano voice, which and child.

great effect Mrs. the gun-carriage factory at Jub Naval Conference. Mr. Norman 2/RW. Fus---Lt. Col. R. E. The bride's travelling dress was alused with

will make bulpore; Major Norman Irwin of Davis, puts on record the agree- Hindson and wife: Sgt. Wills, navy blue morocain ensemble with Shaw's deep contralto wife and child: Fus. Midson; Boy.white hat and bag, and navy blue her a much sought after soloist in the Sth Gurkha Bifles; Major D. ment reached as a result of the future concerts. Mr. A. V. L. Middlemas of the Deccan Dis- conversations between the United

American delega Sanders was completely at home trict Staff at Bolarum, where the Kingdom and

child.

wife.

ford.

invalids

R.A. Major Yale and wife; Gnr. A. Harper.

Mulley.

2/E. Lan. R.-Major Wolseley: and wife: Lient. P. Wisden and wife.

R.A.S.O.--Lieut. Munckton and wife; Sat. R. E. Smith.

Miss

R.A.0.C.-Captain L. W. Biddle: A/SM. McConnell, wife and child.

Q.ALM.NS. Sister

2/E. Lan. R-Pte.

Heafey.

Payment

·

ensemble.

After

shoes.

crepe.

LOCAL R.A.0.C. BRANCH

Inauguration Dance To Be Held

The Royal Army Ordnance Read, Pte Corps Association, which was

Lewis.

To Singapore (Entitled) RA-L/Sgt. Ryles

R.A.M.C.-S/M. Steer, wife

family.

the R.A.0.C. Old Comrades Asso-

arise in of com-

EXCHANGE OF LETTERS

the

the

in Quilter and other settings, while 4th Indian Division is being In- tions, that, in the words of Mr. Dr. Ride's singing of the Stan- dianized.

ford "Sea Songs" to piano and (choral accompaniment provided

For Hong Kong

Davis's letter, "there shall be no competitive naval building as be tween ourselves, and that the

one of the best features of the Sir Henry and Lady Shiffner go principle of parity as between the programme. He was thoroughly to Hong Kong in the Naldera. Sir Beets of the members of the Bri-

was A.D.C. to Sir W. F.itish Commonwealth at ease with his material, no less Heary in the rollicking “Devos" and "Old Gowers, Governor of Uganda, and United States of America Superb items than in the quieter will join the ship at Colombo from continue unchanged.”

In his confirmatory "Outward duty at Bangalore with the beautiful and very Bound" and "Homeward Bound" Indian Regiment of Artillery. ledgment Mr. Eden says:

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formed in 1928 under the title of settings. Mr. S. Bard is an ac The Hon. Mrs. John Vaughan, are in full agreement that there ciation, has formed a local branch complished violinist, and played Lt. Col. J. R. Lloyd, Dr. V. Hyslop, must be no competitive building.

last night with precision and Mrs. Gwenn Fargo and Mr. and between our two countries, and with Lt. Col. R. F. Johnson, R. A understanding.

Mrs. J. A. Peacock are among the neither country should question 10. C., as President. Membership

was provided Yokohama passengers on the Nal-the right of the other to maintain An unusual item Staff-Major E. J. Nettlefold is open to all serving Members of by the singing of three German dera which left London on Fe-parity in any category of ship. 1 and wife..

the Corps and all ex-corps per-Folk Songs by a quartette com-bruary 14 and Marseilles on the can go further than this and say sonnel.

posed of Mrs. Anderson Miller, 21st. All W.j

members ex-corpe

who Frau E. Luring, and Herren C have not ret done so are request-Leopoldt and E. Seidler. This

R.E.-Wife of Lieut Lorena.

R.AS.O-Wife of Major C.

Richards.

R.A.O.C.-Wife and family

Lt. Col. Macpherson.

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CLERK ASSAULTS "MUI TSAI”

$25 Fine Imposed

of led to communicate with the Hon. Item absolutely delightful,

Wu Chi, a clerk, residing at No 55, Square Street, was this morn- ing fined $25 for assaulting Kwok Kui, a registered mu teak..

Inspector Fraser said that the girl reported that she had been beaten and from enquiries made, it was found that she had been beaten, with a feather duster" for

was

Secretary, C/o R.A.0.C. Depot, or and we hope that it will be re- with Lt. Col. Johnson as early as pested in future concerts by the possible.

Singera

Chinese Music Special mention must also be!

Inauguration Dance

To mark the establishment of

Mr. Lui Man-

UNREGISTERED “MUI TSAI”

WIDOW WOMAN

FINED

that in estimating our naval re- have never taken quirements we the strength of the United States

account" British! Wireless Service.

RAW RUBBER PRICES Latest Quotations From Singapore

the Local Branch a fancy dress made of the Chinese music, under dance will he held at the China the direction of Mr. Yau Hok-

Chai Ying, a widow, aged 56, Fleet Club at 9 am. on Monday chau, with whom next and a very enjoyable evening sing, Mr. Ma Ping-shin and Mr. Mr. S. F. Balfour at the Central

was this morning charged before! is predicted Friends of the Corps Fang Waip-kai were associated.

Messrs. H. B. Joseph and Co. Magistracy with keeping an un-have who have not yet received an in- This unusual item was much ap-

received the following registered mui tani, Fung Mai quotations vitation should write to the Dance ipreciated by those present.

in Straits currency Secretary, Co E.A.O.C. Depot. The accompanists of the evening and with bringing her into the from Singapore for Raw Rubber-

Mrs. Colony....

Spot 26 Down 1⁄4 b, 26 % 4. April/June 26 1⁄44 Down. % b., - 25 % 5.

Defendant, who was represented

the other.

A charge of $1 single and $1.50 were Mrs. Irene Miller, double is being made to cover ex-Evelie and Mr. E. O'Neil Shaw, penses.

A special launch will who played their unobtrusive part by a relative, was fined $100 on leave for Kowloon at 1 am. in the evening's entertainment the first charge and cautioned on

with excellent effect.

Sinée no less than $500 was gathered for the funds of the Home by the concert, it must be voted a success in every way.

LINCOLNSHIRE

London, Yesterday.

refusing to do some household The result of the Lincolnshire work. She bore marks of the was as follows: beating on her legs.

Overcoat, 10 to 1,

After sentence was passed, de- Roethius, 10 to 1,

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Inspector Fraser said that while making the lady inspector was enquiries in Hollywood Road, she was told of this, mui, tegi. "It My peats that the girl-watofsented.. to the defendant a year ago for the sum

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fendant said that he desired to Mistral, 20 to 1, liberate the complainant but was) There were 34 startera. told to bring the matter to the The race was won by a head, san Boys' School will be held at plainant. The girl's father is Onlin, and Miss Hildegzad Seeger,

of notice of the Secretary for Chin-with one and a half lengths bethe School next Tuesday from 2 dead and her mother is making teacher,

Holschuka,

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The annual school sportsand and clothed, and has expressed a announced of Mr.. Friedrich Maier, hobbies exhibition of the Dioce desire to remain with the commissionary, of Mollim, vie Swatow-

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