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H.K. VOLUNTEER CORPS.

COMMANDANT'S ORDERS.

[ORDERS BY LT.-COLL. G. BIRD, D.9.0., O.B.R., COMMANDANT.}

No. 38/20. 1-Musketry Table "T" M.G. The Scottish Company will fire Table TM.G. Part II. at Stone- cutters Range on Sunday, Septem- ber 22, 1029.

Range Officer: Lieut. G. Duncan, M.B.E. ||

Launch will leave Queen's Pier nt 8.30 am and at Kowloon Pier at 8.40 4.m.

Dress: Uniform (clean fatigue) or mufti optional.

2. Orders for Stores and Repairs.

Corps Order No. 287 dated July 29, 1927, in repeated for the infor mation of all concerned,

The attention of all concerned is drawn to the fact that no member of the Corps is entitled to give orders to any firm or shop for goode or repairs connected with the Corps or otherwise, unless such as order is aigned by the Adjutant. If this procedure is "not adopted the individual gives the order at his own liability and there enn be ro guarantee that the expenditure will be met out of Corps Fanda.

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dated

Corps Order No. 313 January 20, 1029, is repeated for the information of all concerned.

Os. C. Units will instruct all N.C.O.'s to get chevrons of white tape necording to rank sown to their khaki shirts by the master tailor forthwith.

-Corps Band,

The band will practice in the Lecture Room at Headquarters on the following dates during this month, in mufti, at 5.30 p.m.-

Friday, September 20. Tuesday, September 24. Friday, September 27. All ranks are warned to keep Saturday, September 28; free, as the Band are playing as the Corps Sports that afternoon. Full details as to time and dress will follow in

next orders.

5.-The Battery.

Tuesday September 24: Lecture at Corps Headquarters at 5.30 p.m.

Friday, September 27: Gun drill at Corps Headquarters at 5.30 p.m.

The War Office have issued autho- rity through Headquarters China Command permitting the wearing of the Royal Artillery grenade collar badge by all ranks of the Battery, W.Ö. letter No. 083/5757 (M.G.. O.S.B.) of 15-6-29 and C.R.C.C./ 2558/A.Q. of 13-0-29.

6-Engineer Company. Peak Range: Sunday, September

nta.m.

. Dress: Multi, rifles will be.drawn on Saturday morning!

Programme of training for 1920-30 isaned to-day by circular to all ranks of the Company.

7.-Corps Signals, Parade at Corps Headquarters at

·5.30 p.m. On Monday, September 23, for Signal Training. Dress: Mufti.

8.-Mounted Infantry Company. Parade at Headquarters on Thurs day, September 20, for M.G. In struction.

M.G.. Table "T" Part II. will be fired at Stonecutters on Sunday, September 29.

Launch leaves Queen's Pier at 8.30

1.00.

HEALTH BULLETIN OF

EASTERN PORTS.

of Eastern

The health bulletin ports for the week ending Septem- ber 14 stated :-

Plague.

Alexandria 4 cases, 2 denthe. Bassein 1 care, 9 deaths. Itangoon: 1 death.

Singapore 1 case, 1 death, Pnom Penh 2 cases, 2 deaths,

Cholera,

Calcutta: 15 deaths. Karachi: deaths. - Bangkok: 4 cases, Chinwangtao, 2 cases. Chemulpo: 1 case. Osaka: 8 cases. Shanghai : 4. deathe... Newchwang: 1 case. Swatow: 7 death.

Small-pox.

Berbera 3 casce. Aden; ense.

Bombay: 6 cases, 3 deaths. "Calenttu: 9 casee. 6 deaths.

Cochin: 4,cases.

Karnehi caser, 3 deaths, Madras: 18 cases. 7-deatha. Moulmein: caser. Batavia 1 case, 3 deaths: Macasner: 4 cases 2 deaths. Daira: 1 cane, Negapatum: 1 case.

BELT FOR POPULAR BOXER.

AWARDED BY JURY TO TOMMY LOUGHRAN.

[United Press.]

Park.

Harrys

Penn.-Tommy Loughran, Relf.dethroned light heavyweight world champion who is in training here to enter the ranks of the heavy contenders with a fight against Jack Sharkey on September 28, has been awarded the silver helt given by The Ring, boxing publicntion. which annually presents to "the most valuable and popular boxer "this trophy.

It was learned that Loughran re- ceived 23 out of 24 votes of a jury insisting of leading boxing off- cials and other authorities through- out the country.

Now, and 7 Platoons at Corps Headquarters under Lignt. H. R. Forsyth.

No. Platoor at Kowloon Dack under Licas. Geo. Duncan, M.B.E.

MACHINE QU'S PART 11. TABLE "T" The Company will fire this prae- tire at Stonecutters Range on Sun- day, September 22.

Range Officer: Lieut. G. Duncan,

M.B.E.

The launch will leave Queen's. Pier at 8.30 a.m. calling at Kowloon Police Pier at 8.40 a.m.

NOTE.

Owing to the length of time re- "quired to complete this practice, only members of the Company who are specially detailed will be re- quired to parade on September 92. The remainder of the Company will have an opportunity of firing this practice on November 3.

12.-Portuguese Company. TRAINING SEASON.

All ranks are reminded that the Training Season 1020-30 is now in, session.

PEAK RANGE.

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The Peak Range is allotted to the Company en Sunting, September 29, Firing will commence at 9 am, sharp.

Dress: Optional but rifle and 3.--Armoured Car Company. bayonet belt and pouches must be

brought.

Both Sections of the Company will fire Table "T" M.G. Part II. at Stonecutters Range on Sunday, September 29.

Range Officer: Lieut. R, K. Valen- tine.

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PART II. MUSKETRY, All Ranks are reminded that the Company will fire Part II. Musketry

at Stonecutters on Sunday, October

13. This date should be kept open

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ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUE MATCHES,

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CAR BECTION,

Monday, September "23: Parade

at 5.30 p.m., for Machine Gun in- struction. All ranks must make a special effort to attend,

MOTOR CYCLE BECTION.

Monday, September 23: All ranks will parade at Corps Headquarters at 5.30 p.m., for Machine Gun in- struction,

10.-Machine Gun Company. The Company will parade at full strength at Headquarters at 5,30

dress ordered for the various parades.

PARADES.

The Company will parade on

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Friday, September 27, for training TEAKWOOD, BLACKWOOD

as under.

Recruits: At Headquarters for arms and squad drill.

Dress: Optional, rifle and bayonet and belt.

"No. 9 Platoon: At Headquarters for arms and aquad drill. Dress optional, rifle and bayonet and belt. No. 10 Platoon: At Kennedy

p.m. on Tuesday, the 24th instant, Road Range for Lewis Gun fring No. 4 Platoon will proceed to Ken-practice. Dress: Optional belt.

Nos. 11 and 12 Platoona: At Head- nedy Road Range with two service

guns by Ford truck leaving Headquarters for Lewis Gun Instruction. quarters at 6.20 p.m. Range Officer: Dress: Optional belt. Lieut. E. Owen Hughes, Remain-

mainder Section Drill,

13,-Strength,

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MUSKETRY TABLE "" PART II. The last opportunity to fire this course under Company arrange- ments will be at the Peak Range on Sunday, September 20, at 9 a.m. Dress: Mufti or uniform optional but equipment must be worn. Rifles will be drawn after parade on Tues- dny, the 24th inst.

Range Officer: Lieut. A, H. Penn.

PARADES.

11.-Bcottish Company. Thursday, September 28, 1920. Demonstration and Instruction Machine Gun. Table "T"

(Continued on next Column).

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R A. Work Munnay. Major, Adjutant, H.K.V.D.C. Hong Kong, September 20, 1929.

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TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL.

TWO ARMY TEAMS.

Arrangements have been made to play a Friendly Football Match, Army v South China Athletic Association, on the Sookunpoo Football Ground, to-day kick-off at 4.30 p.m.

The following players have been selected to represent the Army Team:-

Goal: Gr. Fletcher (R.A.)., Backa: Cpl. Gardiner (2nd K.O.S.B.) nad Sgt. Hayward (1st 8.L.I.).

Half Backs: L/Cpla. Everest and Davey (2nd K.O.B.B.), and Gr. Joyce (B.A.). :) "Forwards: Sgt. Skiggs and Pte. Stock (2nd E.0.8.B.), Cpl. Raysom, Sgt Bewley Bull, and Pte. Butcher (let S.L.I.). Reserves: Gr. Oliver (R.A.), Pte. Harris (1st S.L.I.), and Pte. Alexander (2nd K.O.S.B.). Referee: Mr. Mackie. Linesmas: Pto. Lamb (R.A.M.C.) In addition to the above, a friend- iy match has been arranged to be played between the S.L.I. Beserves' and the South China "A" Reserves et Sookunpoo, kick-off at 3 p.m.

LAWN BOWLS ASSOCIA

TION.

COMMITTEE MEETING.

A meeting of the General Cond- mittee will be held in the Board: Room of the South China Morning Post on Friday next, the 27 inst., at 5:15 pm, to deal with the follow- ing business:

1-Reports from Selection Com- mittee and Entertainment Committee re Interport. 2-Draw dates and grounds for final matches of 1st and 2nd League Gumce.

3-Arrangements to play Aitken-

head Shield Match. 4.Arrangements for finals Single Championships and Spey Compétition.