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The Senior Captain

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London, May 29.10 Recent changes on the fäg list have brought Captain Errol Man- ners, AD.C., to the top of the list of captains During the past two years he has commanded HMS, Suffolk in China, and it is quite possible that he may be promoted to flag rank before the return home of that vessel. She is due to leave the station about June 15 to undergo large repairs in England.

Captain Manners will be 52 on June 29. He is one of the 10 cap-

KING TO HONOUR DIARY OF LOCAL

MARIE TEMPEST

Will Attend Matinee. With Queen

(Special Air Mall Service)

London, May 23, The King has intimated that he will accompany the Queen to the Marie Tempest Jubilee Matinée, organised by The Daily Tele- graph at Drury Lane, Theatre this afternoon.

It had already been announced that the Queen had consented to attend the Matinée, the proceeds of which are for founding the Marie Tempest Ward for actors and actresses in St George's Hos pital.

The performance will begin at 2.30 p.m. promptly. Ticket holders requested to be in their places not later than 215 pm

tains promoted on June 30, 1923. Five of them have already been advanced to the flag list, but none was promoted under the age of 50, as was generally the case before the War. Rear-Admiral. I T. England was 50 years and 10 months; Rear Admiral J. A. Edgell (Hydrographer) was 54 and 2

Their Majesties will see more months; Rear-Admiral L. D. I

than 250 actors and actresses tak- MacKinnon was 52 and 3 months: ing part in the performance. Rear-Admiral R. H. O Lane-Poole Among them will be most of the was 52 and 1 month; and Rear-famous stars of the English stage. Admiral B. H. Ramsay 52 and 3 months. In comparison with these ages on promotion it may be recalled that all the principal commanders of British fleets in the War reached flag rank before, they were 50.

Those who have been unable to secure matinée tickets will be able to help to enilow the Marie Tempest Ward at St. George's Hospital through the Marie Tempost Fund, which is still open. While the proceeds of the matinéeTM will be used for the foundation of the ward, further funds will be re- quired to endow it. Donations may be sent to the Editor of "The Daily Telegraph to Lord Grevillalat du. Ösözzels Hospital, Hyde Park atual, TANTE ACRES

DUKE OF KENL'S THANKS" Miss Tempest, yesterday received the following letter from the Duke of Kent, president of the hospital, thanking her for selecting St. George's:

Dear Miss Tempest As Presid ent of St. George's Hospital, I should like to thank you for hav ing chosen St. George's m which to found the Marle Tempest Ward for actors and actresses, ...

EVENTS

SATURDAY, JUNE 15.. Anniversaries and Holidays, **** Ember Day. Formation of Heaven and Earth (Tien-t-tsao-hua),

Cinemas

King's: The Mighty Barnum.” Queen's: "The Whole Town's,

Talking." CentralSon Of Tarzan.” Oriental Have A Heart." World: The 13th Guest." Ahambra:-"You're Telling Me," Majestic: "The Band Plays. On.” Star:-"Life Of Vergie Winters."

Dances, V.R.C. Dance after Swimming Galà.

Meetings. Annual, Hong Kong and Yeumat! Ferry Co., Ltd., Jor- dan Road Ferry Pier, 10 s,m.

Miscellaneous-Tombola, Garri son Lecture Hall; 7 p.m.; Sallors" and Soldiers Home Launch Out- in, from Kowloon Police Pier 2.30 pm, from Gloucester Road Pier. 2.45 pm YMCA. picnic, Kowloon Police Pier 3 p.m. -

SocialSt. Andrew's Club Moon- light Bathing Picnic, Police Pier, 8.15 pm. HK. University Union Moczlight Launch Picnic, Blake Pier, 7.45 pm.; Whist Drive, Crai- gengower Cricket Club, 9 p.m..

Sports

Bowls Senior Division. Police RC Cralgengower" C.C. "A": Kowloon C.C. v. Civil Service 0.0.: Kowloon Docks . Glub de Recreio; Craigengower C.C." "B" v. Indian R.C.; Junior Division, Craigengower CC. v. Police R.C.; Civil Service. C.C. v. Kowloon C.C,; Glub: "de Recreto Talkoo R.C; Hong Kong Electric v. Yacht Club; Kowloon B.G.C. v. Hong Kong F.C.

Moon Moom. 15th day Sunrise, 5.38 am Sunset 7,08

Tides. High" at 7.12 and 21.38; Low at 0.50 and 15.03...

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SUNDAY, JUNE 16, Anniversaries and Holidays. →→→ Trinity Sunday. King Gustaf of sweden born, 1858,

King's

Cinemas

The Mighty Barnum." Queen's-"The Whole Town's'

Talking."

Oriental: "Dames.". World: "Tombstone Terror." Alhambra "The Case Of The

Howling Dog." Majestic:-"Sequoia 2 Star: "Enter Madame.”

Entertainments.-Band Concert, St. Andrew's Church. Kowloon, 9

GORDON SHEPHARD PRIZE Lieutenant Nell McIntyre Kemp, R.N. (Flying Officer, R.AF.), who has won the first prize in the Gordon Shephard Memorial Essay Competition of the RAF, 18 the fust naval officer to gain a prize in this competition. Leutenant Kemp entered Dartmouth College as a naval cadet in January, 1924. He became a sub-lieutenant in March, 1931, and it was after serving as such in the sloop Hare- bell that he was accepted for fying training as a plot in the Fleet Air Arm in September, 1932. He was promoted to Leutenant while under training in May, 1933. In September of that year he was appointed to No.-812 Squadron of torpedo bombers, and has served I-regreat very much that I am with this unit in the carriers unable to be present in person at Glorious and Furious. At present this matinée, and I should-like to wish you and all connected with it the squadron to disembarked at Hal Far, Malta, awaiting the te-a very successful performance- turn of the Glorious to the Yours sincerely, ***** GEORGE. Mediterranean.

Mr. Richard Bickert, the artist, announced yesterday that he is. painting a portrait of Miss Marie Tempest "on the same scale as his portrait of Viscount. Castlerosse," now on exhibition at the Royal Academy. When completed, sald Mr. Sickert, the portrait will be put up to auction at Christie's by EAST INDIES SQUADRON Bir Alec Martin, and the proceeds The cruiser Norfolk, Captain L. will be devoted to the Marie H. K. Hamilton, D.S.O., reached Tempest Ward. Trincomalee on Tuesday from Mr. James Agate, dramatic critic England. She is to become flag of the “Sunday Times." will ship of the Commander-in-Chief. broadcast a five minutes talk to Bast Indies, Vice-Admiral F. F. | night on the matinée and Miss Rose. C.B.. D.8.0., In succession to Marie Tempest. He will speak the Hawkins, now in reserve. ed necklines and were drawi Vice-Admiral Rose's flag has been during the second news bulletin flying temporarily in the Emerald, of the National programme, which Captain J. G. Grace. The Norfolk begins at 9.30... will leave Trincomalee on May 31 and Colombo, on June 6-for her Arst cruise on the station, which will be to Mauritius and Africari ports, returning to Colombo-on August 31. The Emerald will also leave Colombo on June 6, after her present refit, for an African cruise until «Séptember. "The Passing years seem to touching 5.15 pm; Monthly, Hong Kong Colombo, Captain C, É. B. Simeon, Count John M'Cormack but lightly, Football Asso. Council Sports Club, which has been at Bombay during, and recently he refused to admit | 5,30 p.m.

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In 1931 Lieutenant Kemp won the gold medal of

the Royal United Service Institution and the Arst Trench-Gascoigne Prize the Arst occasion since the start of that competition in 1874 that it had been won by an officer of the rank of sub-lieutenant.

M CORMACK ON TOUR

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London, May" 29.

p.m.

Religious.Celebration of the Feast of St. Anthony at West Point.

Moon -V. Moon, 16th Day. Sunrise.-5.38 a.m. Sunset-7.08

p.m.

Tides.-High, at 7.55 and 22.27. Low at 1.28 and 15.45

MONDAY, JUNE 17 Anniversaries "and". Holidays— Bunker Hill Day: (Mass, USA.) St. Alban.

Auctions. Crown Land Sale, PW.D. Offices, 3 p.m.

Cinemas King's The Mighty Barnum. Queen's "The Whole Town's

Talking." Oriental:-"Dames.”.

World: Tombstone Terror. Alhambra: The Case Of The

Howling Dog." Majestic Sequoia." Star: "Enter Madame!

Meetings Annual The Bhek-O Development Co., Ltd, York Build-

the Jubilee period, left on Wednes that the extensive world tour upon Miscellaneous Bervice men day for Karachi for a fortnight, | which he is shortly to set forth is Whist Drive, YMCA, West Loun→ and is due at Colombo on June 5. in the nature of an odyssey of ge, 0 p.m.

farewell. In the autumn Count

BROKE AND BROKE

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Condor May. 29.

Sports

M.Cromack begins a series of over ⠀⠀ Bowls Open Singles, E. el Ar- 40 concerts throughout the British | culli v, D. Rumjahn (Civil Service Isles," He is due to sing at Glas- | C.C.); F. J. Jones v. A 8. Gomes gow Edinburgh, Dundee, and (Talkoo); G. E. F. Thompson v. W. Aberdeen in the latter half of Glendinning (Club de Recreja); October Afterwards he leaves PE Knight J. McKelyte (Kow- for Egypt, and will give three con- loon E.G.C), W. K_Way v. J. E. certs in Jerusalem before proceed- Henson (Kowloon Docka); R Dan- fugs to Indie. Java. Bumatra, Ja- can V. JJ Cavanagh (Kowloon pad. China, and thence back to CC.); N. Petherick y. A. A. Razack leader named | the United States via Australia | (Hong Kong FC).

A ship with a famous name will be flagship of the Reserve des- troyers for the Fleet Review.

She is the Broke..

She is not the wartime Broke, She is a fotila

after that ship. The wartime, and new Zealand. This will be Broke is no longer in the British the longest tour, the famous Irish Fleet:

The Admiralty bought her from Chile on the outbreak of war, and after the war she went back to Chile, She is now the Almirante Uribė:

tenor has undertaken, and during, its progress he hopes to secure the approval of the public for his fat- est song This is entitled “Bong or he Bege, and is based on a Ho-

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