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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1936.

HONG KONG VOLUNTEER CASES FOR THE

DEFENCE CORPS

(ORDERS BY LIEUT.-COLONEL H. B. L. DOWBIGGIN, O.B.E COMMANDANT, HK, VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS)

GENERAL

Efficiency Medal and Clasp

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Stonecutters Range: Part III. Musketry-All members who have In accordance with regulation sto Are Part III, and who have not of the Regulations as to grant, yet done so are reminded that this forfeiture, restoration and other is the last occasion on which they matters concerning The Efficiency will be able to are for efficiency, Medal in regard to the Hong Kong "Volunteer Defence Corps, publish- ed as Notification No. 579 in the Gazette of August 2, 1935, His Ex- cellency the Governor has been pleased to authorize the following

awards:

Efficiency Medal and Clasp R.S. Major William "Harold Ed-. zonds, M.B.E.

CQ.M. Sergeant Tom Bolt. Piper Percival Douglas Wilson. Efficiency Medal

Lieut. Andrew Walton Brown. C.S. Major Robert Harper George Charles.

Iteut. Alexander Urquhart. R.Q.M. Sergeant Albert Edward Kew.

C.S. Major. George Thomas Pad- gett, M.BE

C.Q.M. Sgt. Joseph Arthur Howe. Sert, Drummer Wilson Brown. Corpl. Joseph Victor Ramsúy. Lance Bombardier Charles Ed- wurd Moore.

Pte. Alfred Morley.

Guriner, Henry Thomas Buxton." Pie, George Hamilton Cuthill Sergt. William Francis Webb. Pte. Hermann Baleat,

PARADE

Corps 1st Battery

(A Section)

Parade CL Belcher's Fort on Thursday, 20th Instant at 6 pm. Dress: Overalls, Blue Cap and Gun Platform Shoes.

("B" Section) Parade at Corps Headquarters on Friday, 21st. instant at 5:30 pm. Dress: Overalls.

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("A" Section Camp)

This will be held at Pak Sha Wan from Friday, 28th instant to Sun-

Curps Infantry Small Arms Com- petitions and Interport Shoot will take place in conjunction with the above on Sunday, February 23,

1928.

Detalls as issued to each member of the Unit. All are urged to at-

tend.

Range Officer:-To be detailed. ou the 'Range.

Transfer-Pte. A. C. Xavier is transferred to No. 11 Platoon.

The following qualified as Marks- men on Sunday, February 9, 1936.

Sergt. F. V. V. Ribeiro, 85, No. 12

Platoon.

Carpl. V. M. Nunes, 85, No. 10 Platoon,

Pie. E A. V. Remedios 88, No. 12 Platoon.

Pte. A. Aquino, 89. No. 12 Platoon.

REVERSION

Lance Corporal A C. Xavier, No.

10 Platoon, Corps Infantry, reverts to ranks at his own request as' from February 14, 1936.

LECTURE KOOM ALLOTMENT Friday, March 27. 1938. Ser geants Mesa..

LEAVE Captain S. Rodrigues, Corps Infantry, granted leave as from February 4 to July 31, 1936.

No. 1708, L/Corpl. E. W. Brown, Corps Engineers. granted leave from 22.2.36 to 31.3.36.

No. 1604, Pte, S. A. Gray, Resèrve Section B, granted leave from 20,2,35 to 19.2.1937,

STRUCK OFF THE STRENGTH

Permitted to Hesign No. 1754, Pte. M. Ferguson, No. 2 (Scottish) Company... as. from 14.2.36.

Leaving the Colony No. 2112, Gunner R. T. O, Lam-

"day, March 1 and also from Frl-mert, 1st Battery, from 1.2.38.

day, March 6 to Sunday, March 8, 1936. Firing will take place on the night of Saturday, 29th (3 pdr. sub- calibre) and 8” half charge by day on Sunday, March 1 and by night on Saturday, March 7,

Corps Engineers

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No. 800, Pte. W. C. B. Watson. Reserve Section A, as from 14.2.36.

No. 2031, Pte. Klot-Heydenfeldt, A.8.C. Cadre, as from 14.2.36.

Cadre, as from 14.2.36

STRENGTH No. 2551, Gunner A. Ä. Crestejo. Kunst & Albers, Battery-"L" Seç..

Parade at Miniature Range on Monday, February 17 at 5.30 pm.

Thursday, February 20, 1936-7.2.38. DL Training at Belcher's Fort "From 6 to 8 p.m. Dress: Overalls.

Corpa Signals.

No. 2553, Sapper W. A. Gardner. Boundry Str. K. City, Corps Engi- neers. 10.2.38.

SESSIONS

Three Of Counterfiet Coins Included

The next Criminal Besalona will commence on Tuesday next when no less dilun sax cases will be tried. the list aré three Including in cases of possession of counterfeit coins. They are as follows:--

Yip Suk-mei allas Tip Tak charged with possession of coun- terfeit copper coins;

Lam Wah, Tae Hee and Wong Chuen charged with possession of counterfeit copper coins

Hop Sap-yat, charged with pos session of counterfelt 'coins;

Li Po, aged 2, unemployed, charged with assaulting" Wong Hing, a Arcwood dealer, with in- tent to roh him on the night of December 31 last:

Tsang Kan, alias Tsang Ting, charged with robbery by two or more at No. 12 cowshed, Diamond H, Kowloon City on December 15 last.

Wong On charged with breach of the Deportation Ordinance.

STREET SLEEPERS

Beds Fully Occupied

The following is a report, of the number of sleepers who occupied. the shelters during the nights (February 1 to February 13 nejustve)-

St. Peter's West Point):-

Capacity

Total Sleepers

Turned Away

Po Yan Street (Central):--

Capacity...

Total Sleepers

Beven

129 003

DUE HERE IN

MARCH

Director Of The Oriental Institute

Prof. Gregg M. Sinclair,"director ofthe Oriental Institute

of the University of Hawaii will be in China in March, according to word from Honolulu,

During his short time here he will stop in Shanghai, Soochow, Nanking, Tentsin, Peping, Hong Kong and Canton,

Prof. Sinclair is on a world tour, partly in the interest" of the Oriental Institute. The Institute, announced by the University” of Hawall last June, will begin its real programme in the fall of 1838 to Honolulu of upon the return ✡

Prof. Sinc air.

158 1148

Turned Away

"50

Nathan Road, (Kowloon):——

Capacity....

150

Total Sleepers Turned Away

858

DONATIONS

Street Sleepers

THE FLOWER SHOW

7.3

President Makes Appeal

The Flower Show is on Thursday

5th and Friday, 8th March. This declaration is the successor of several preceding ones all destin- ed to obviate the complaint heard year after year-Oh yes, I inlss- ed the show, but then I dün't know the date."

This year there are twe datis so it is hoped that Hong Kong flower lovers, will take out those neat little red, green or blue diar- ks presented to them by kind friend, ut Christmas and "puttee book" at once.

For the Flower Show in Hong Kong is good. To many of us it is a red letter day in the year. when we can feast our eyes on concentrated colour and beauty. Of course to those who are satis- fied with nothing less than the Chelsen Flower Show. our local effort will not

to appeal. But many it recalls the Flower Show of our country town or villages and it brings back many pleasant memories of the English country- side. One recaptures, in the "mat- shed, on Volunteer Headquarters Parade Ground the atmosphere of the big homeside marquees and the shock of mixed fragrance of flowers and fruit and vegetables.

THE ACHIEVEMENTS

Bere gardening is achieved un-, der peculiar difficultles of soft and cilmate but I have never heard dissatisfaction expressed with the ccaults as embodied by the Show! even by the most ardent film fan who sacrifices an afternoon of the movies.

In addition to fixing the date of

MORE EVIDENCE the show in their memories I urge

CALLED

flower-lovers to join the Hort'cul- tural Society. “And what do 1 get for it." is the question. You pay $5 annually. For that 'you get free admission to the Show, warm welcome from the fratern-

Partners At Variance of garden growers and flower

A winding-up petition was pre- The Street Sleepers Shelter Bo-sentéd cefore. Mr. Justice, RE

grateful donations:--

H ".

fans in Hong Kong and expert ad- vice on your garden" ́or: polk för window box. It is obvious that

money.

amount required for the matshed $2000 is roughly the and other expenses. At the mo- ment the Society has only 200 members: the dencit is obvious to the meanert mathematician,

So the hopes of those who. Eaye the welfare of the Society heart are centred on new members on the roll and a bumper crowd at the Show.

No. 1893, Pte. P. Vickers, AS.C.ciety begs to acknowledge, with Landseil yesterday at the Supreme the show cannot be held 'Without

thanks the following Court by Odharma! Girdharimal, one of the four partners of the Mr. M. Lokoomail ........ $ 10.00 | Zadlan firm of O.. K. Gidomal Mrs. M. Lokoomall

10.00 and Watumall, Ltd. Previously acknowledged 2,710.08 Mr. Eldon Potter, KC., and Mr. Leo d'ámada, jar, instructed by - $2,730,08 | Mr. M. A. da Sliva, appeared for the petitioner. Mr. H. G. Sheldon. Further donations may be sent .C., instructed by Mr. M. M. Wat- to the Editor South China Morn- son of Messrs.

Jonnson, Stokes ing Fost" to Mr. Andrew Cheung, and Master, Was for the other No. 2554, Pte. Lau Ming Sal, Szea Norfolk Road, Kowloon Tong or three partners who opposed the Tal Co., No. 3 (M.Q.) Coy., 13.2.36. to Miss R. Mow Fung, c/o Gilman | petition.

15. Pte. J. Thomas, Union & Co., Ltd. Building, Reserve Section B, 10.2.36.

Parades will be held at Corps No. 2552, Pte. W. G. Schnable. Headquarters at 5.30 p.m. on Tues- HK. & Kowloon Godown Co. No. day and Thursday (February 181 (M.G.) Coy., 7:2.36. and 20, 1936).

Full attendances are requested.

Armoured Car Section" Section will parade at Corps Headquarters on Tuesday, February 18, 1936 at 5.30 p.m. for Vickers Gun Instruction.

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Motor, Machine Gun Section Parade at Corps Headquarters on Monday, February 17 at 5.30 p.m. for Machine Gun Instruction.

No. 1 (M.G.) Company Friday, February 21, 1936-There will be no parade this week.

No, 2 (Scottish) Company

The Company will parade at Corps Headquarters on Thursday, February 20 at 6.30 p.m. prompt for Machine Gun Training..

Recruits under Corporal Bryden. Remainder under Sergt. Stopani- Thomson will proceed to Kennedy Road Range,

Part. III. Rifle.-Members who have not fired this Test for the current Training Season are re- riinded that they must do so on Sunday, March 1, 1938.

No.3 (M.G.). Company The Company will parade at 6.30 pm on Monday, February. 17 for Machine Gun Training and Classi fication

(sd.) R. C, B. ANDERSON.

Captain,

Adjutant, H.K.V.D.O.

AFFILIATED UNITS Nursing Detachment, H.K.V.D.C.

The following have passed the examination in Home Nursing held on February 10, 1935:-

Mrs. Begg. Mra Cavins, Mrs. Cook, Miss Ezra, Mrs. Field, Miss M. Gardiner, Miss Judah, Miss C King, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Chassels, Mrs. Deacon, Miss Deacon, Miss Frow, Miss Gordon Bmith. Mrs. Thilippens. Mrs. Stapleton.

(84) K, DURRAN.

Commandant,

HRDC.

Nursing Detachment,

NOTICE

1-No. 1 (M.G.) Company: Din- ner will now take place on Batur day, March 28, 1936.

Subjects--Stripping and Assemb-tend.

ing

COUNTERFEITING PLANT

"

The first witness in the. box" yesterday, was Mr."Odharmal who was not feeling himself and was allowed to give his evidence sit- tng. He stated that be had no Two Men Charged

personal feeling of animosity. against his partners. There had Committal proceedings were always been differences between commenced before Mr. QAA Mac- the partners, he stated, since the fadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy formation of the partnership yesterday when two Chinese Wong 1826. In 1929 they had differences Kan (25) and.Lo Ying (42) were and these were settled amicably charged with possession of two Such differences however, cause plaster of paris double moulds for up again, and as in the present counterfelting Hong Kong ten case he was against the rest of

the partners

cent pieces.

at

BELLA SOUTHÖRN, (President, Hong Kor

Horticultural Society,

ILLEGAL SPIRIT

Pleading guilty to charges of possession of three gallons of not been paid and destroying evid- Chinese spirit on. which duty had ence by allowing the contents of other jars on board the junk T4185H to run to waste, Chan Sze 74-year-old-widow was fined 350 by Mr. S. Balfour at the Centra Magistracy yesterday.

Chau Yee, a 53-year-old- widow. and Kaw Ho (18) married woman were also charged, but their pleas

Detective-Sgt. Goodwin prose- Replying to further questions cuted, and in outlining the:"ente from the counsel, he stated that. sald that on the night of January in his opinion the opening of the 31, 1936, accompanied by a party branch in Tokohama was a of "not guilty" were accepted and or police he went to No. 75 Yui breach of fattb. Watumall Was Chow Street, Arst floor, and in a different standing from the they were discharged.

Revenue Officer A. W. Grimmitt cubicle found the defendants seat- other partners he (Watumali), stated that on Thursday after- ed on the floor with the moulds held ather businesses in Honolulu noon, Mr. J. L. Noronha, Assistant and stove. He arrested the two and Manila and because of these Junk Inspector of the Harbour defendants.

the partners had signed an agree Office, was Inspecting Junks In the Victor C. Branson, Assistant ment wherein Watumall was yaimati Typhoon shelter and 2-Mess Meeting: The annual Government Analyst said that he given power to partake, in Fother when passing the defendant': Mess Meeting will be held at 5.45 received from Sgt. Goodwin eight businesses but, for the benefit of junk the coxswain of the launch p.ML on Monday, March 2, 1936. packages and examined them. One of the partnership.

drew Mr. Noronha's attention to Every Oficer is expected to at- was a cardboard box containing

PLAINTIFF ILL three double moulds Mould (1) Re-Mr. Daswani witness stated some people who were throwing Jars into the harbour from the 9-Rifle Meeting: There will be was for making Hong Kong Dol- that he had not been engaged at

craft Mr. Noronha went on Dress--Mufti, no equipment. a meeting of the Rife Meeting lars of the 1929 type. Mould (2) witness request and that he had board the junk and, found Those detailed in Company cir-Committee at Corps Headquarters was for Counterfelting Hong been in the firm for about one. cular 30.1,36 will parade in the on Thursday, February 27, 1936. Kong ten cent pieces of 1935 arid year. Witness bad guaranteed broken fars and one full far Miniature Range on Thursday: The following team has been mould (3) was for the same pur- the drawings of Daswani but that. The broken. jars February 20 at 5.30 pm.

selected to represent "A" and "L" pose.

these only held good while wit Witness went on Sections, Corpe 1st Battery, in a Li Chi Choong DW. 134 saldness was in the office at Kobe the old woman was the owne M.G. Bn., Signal Section

Football match against a team from that on the night in question he His salary was axed at $4,000 the funk which plied up Wednesday, February 19, 1930- No. 1 and No. 3 (MG.) Companies, went with Sgt. Goodw'n to a house rupees per annum Section will parade for instructions Machine Gun Battalion, on Bun-in Yu Chow Street and on enter- It had been pasted at a meeting in Bubsections as follows:- day next February 16 at the grounding the premises found the two 1931 that no single director Subsection “ATM V/T: Btation of the Hong Kong, Football Club, | defendants in a' cubicle with the could engage a man at a salery work. Complete messages. Figure Happy Valley, Kick of 11 am. exhibits already mentioned, before higher than $125 per month, and check. Reference: "Bignal Train-Major Rockingham, GM, RA. them. They were both arrested. that, this resolution was in force Ing" Chapter X, Bection 65 to 69. Commanding 20th Battery, has After further was given defen in 1933

Subsection, L/T: Preparation kindly consented to kick off.

dants were committed to the Sessions for trial.

Dress: Mufti, no, equipment.

of Cable Drums for Combined Stephens (A): L. Bouza (L), Fer- Operations, Fermanent Jointing, nandez (L) Millington, MRI. (A), Reference: Signs Training" Hussain (L), Hunt (L) Webb (A), Chapter VIII, Section 44.

Hill (A), Leonard (L), Strange (A), Bubsection C WIT: Erection Bickford (^^^ Type C Field Bet

Subsection "D" D/R Map Read- 10 the drum

**Corps Infantry

Parade. Tuesday, February 18 at 5.30 pm at Corps Headquarters Details as per „Appendix, el

Reserves Dalgado (L), Leonard, MEIL (1) Elma (L), Wood (A), Tappard (A) and farmall (L)

Referee, Mr. R. M. Omar,

Battery on Sunday, February 18 at the - Hong Kong Football Club Ground-Kick off at 11 am

White shirt will be worn, H. Owen-Hughes (Capt.); Bykes, Wills; Schnoble, Winch, A. T. Lee, Knox V White G. White. Drowia 1 and No 3, MG Companies in a Lammert, Wor soccer match against the Corps at'l Reserve Frost and Churn

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was brought from there and sold to gampan, peop at Taumati

requested permission to leave the Bad, he stated, was a persona Court. He was then attended to friend of his and that though he by Dr. NP. Karanjla who was (witness) knew that Bad! owed called in the firm money for goods de- Mr. Odharma) is suffering from ilvered, he did not know the exact | serious" cardiac trouble and ta amount. The other partners were : being attended to by not averse to allowing Badl credit «Gerrard. He has medical, perr even though they knew that he to attend Court:

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