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HOME CRICKET HONG KONG VOLUNTEER
RESULTS
Goddard's Fine Form
London, Aug. 12. Something like county cricket history was made to-day when no 4o hereby notified that their cargo less than six of the championship will be discharged into Holt's Wharf matches were brought to a deci- Kowloon, where it will lie at consignoession in the course of two days' risk and subject to terms and condi- play. Bowlers were in
the as-
tion of storage at Holt's Wharf. The cendant and men like J. C. Clay Cargo will be ready for delivery from and Goddard were in their ele- Godown on and after 13th Aug.
Optional carro will not be landed|ment.
given prior
Goddard, who in the previous
No Claims will be admitted after the here, unless notice has been Rafied match 'took all ten wickets in an
Goods have left the Godawns, and
Good remaining undelivered after the
to steamer's arrival but from port
DEFENCE CORPS
ORDERS BY LT.-COL R. C. B. ANDERSON, MC. COMMANDANT HONG KONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS)
OBITUARY
The Commandant deeply regrets to record the death of No. 2863 Gunner G. B. Twemlow of No. 2 (Improvised) Battery. M Section, which occurred on 3rd. August,
1037.
PARADE
Corps 1st. Battery, A & L Sectioni Friday, 20th. August. Classes in 5.45 pm.
20th Aug. 1937, will be subject to call to which port to the final port of innings, followed this up to-day by laying and D.R.F. at Belcher, at
Rent.
the option extends. All broken, chafed, and damaged where they will be examined on any goods are to be left in the Godowns, Toesdays and Fridays between the
the free storage period.
capturing another twelve wickets in two innings for 145 runs.
Clav
LEAVE
No. 588 Sgt. J. A. Lindsay, No. 2 (Scottish) Company. Unit Reserve. is granted 10 months' leave from, 48.37, to 3.7.38;
No. 1688 Sgt. J. L. Tetley, No. 2 Pl, No. 1 (M.M.) Company, is granted 12 months' leave from. 7.8.37. to 6,8.38..
No. 2567 Pte. V. G. Harris, 'No. 1 Pl., No. 1 (M.G.) Company, is granted 13 months' leave from 7.8.37. to 6.8.38.
No. 1883 Pie. J. Wolfe, A Car
was also in grand form for Gla-continued until the 3rd. Septem- Section, is granted 9 months' leave
mere 111 runs.
are to be left in the Godowns, where All broken, chafed and damaged Goods
will be examined on" 19th Aug hours of 10:45 am, and Noon within morgan and took 12 wickets for a 1907, at 10 am, by our Surveyors. Mesura, Goddard & Douglas.
To comply with the General Bonded Warehouse Hegulatiozis consignees raust have a Revenus Oficer in attendance when damaged dutiable goods are examined.
All Claimu most reach us before the 13th Sept., 1837, or they will not be recognised.
No Insurance will be effected. Billa of Lading will be countersigned by
JEBSEN & ̈00.,
Agenir." Bong Kong, 17th Aug., 1987. (5480
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12th August, 1937,
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Vr, England,
matches
The outcome of the which finished to-day, leaves Mid- diesex with a clear lead
Yorkshire, who, although over
won,
they
were engaged only in a friendly match. Middlesex won in convincing manner against Essex, the three most important contri- butors to the result being Hendren who scored 112, R.W.V. Robins the Test captain, who made 87 and Sims who took five wickets for 23
runs.
+
The Signalling Class will be dia-
ber, 1937.
No. 2 Improvised Batters
( Section) The next parade will on Wednes- day, 8th. September.
..
Corps Engineers Monday, 18th. August Parade at Miniature Range at 5.30 p.m.
Corps Signals .. The next parade will be on
Tuesday, September 7th.
Machine Gun Troop
M. G. Instructor's Course parade Tuesday, 17th. August, 5.30 p.m.
at Corps HQ. Remainder parade
from 1,9.37, to 31.5.38.
N. 1980 L/Cpl. C. F. J. Simpson, No. 1 Pl, No. 1 (M.G.) Company. Leave extended from 18.1038 to 9.8.37.
No. 1980 L/Cpl. C. F: J. Simpson returned from leave on 10.8.37.
STRUCK OFF STRENGTH No. 1791 Acting Cpl. J. R. Hodgin, No. 2 PL., No. 1 (M.G.) Company, w.ef. 14.3.37. (Left Colony).
No. 2843 Pt. E. P. Humphreys,
wef. 25.5.37. No. 2 PL, No. 1"(M.G.) Company,
No. 2704 Pte. T. S. Young, No.
at Causeway Bay Stable-Riding | 3 (M.G.) Company. w.e.f. 1.8.37.
(Permitted to resign).
Other successes were scored by Lancashire against Kent, Glamor-School. gan against Hampshire Worces- tershire against Northants, Surrey against Somerset and Gloucester against Derbyshire.
Here are the results and leading individual performances as supplied by Reuter.
No.
1 (M.G.) Company
The resignation of No. 1980 Next parade will be on Friday, | 1¿Opl. C. F. J. Simpson, No. 1 3rd. September..
No. 2 (Scottish) Company N.C.Os. Class parade at H.Q. at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday, 19th August.
No. 3 (M.G.) Company Monday, 16th, August. Recruits and N.C.Os. Class, parade at HQ.
5.30 pm. for drill.
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Glamorgan (310) beat Hamp-t shire (90 and 152) by an innings and 68 ruis.
Lancashire (188 and 220) beat Kent (121 and 185) by 102 runs.
Middlesex (302 and 313/5 dec.) beat Essex (158 and 152) by 307
runs.
Worcestershire (397) beat Nor- thants (115
and 136) by an in-
nings and 146 runs.
Surrey (185 and 104/1) beat Somerset (104 and 183) by nine wickets, <
Gloucester (392) beat Derbyshire (228 and 80) by an innings and 84
rups.
:
'
OTHER MATCHES New Zealanders (106 and 111/1) beat Sir Julian Cahn's XI (80 and 134 by nine wickets.
Yorkshire (291) beat Scotland (104 and 143) by an innings and 44 runs.
BATTING
Cooper (Worcester) v. North-
t
ants Allen (Gloucester) v.
"138
Derby-
· Shire
128
124
R. M. Turnbull (Glamorgan)
7. Hampshire Hendren (Middlesex) v. Essex 112 P. W. V. Robins (Middlesex)
V. Essex Washbrook (Lanes),. v. Kent
J C. Clay (Glamorgun)
al 87 83
BOWLING
v. Hampshire .............................
and Goddard (Gloucester)
Derbyshire
5 for 33
7 for 78
7 for 104
5 for 41
'Cowie (N. Zealander) v
5 for 21
5 for 48
(Lancs)
Va
é for 53
and
Sir J. Cahn's XI
and
Phillipson
Kent Melville (Yorks) v. Scot-
land
Sim
(Middlesex)
7.
7%
Armoured Car Section Parade at H.Q. as under: Tuesday, 17th. August at 5.30 p.m.-Indication and Recognition of Targets.
Friday, 20th. August at 6 p.m.- Night Driving Instruction. Dress. RT.C. Caps, Overalls and Black Boots. Approximate hour of re- turn 23.30 hours. All racks to make their own arrangements for rations.
Motor M.G. Platoon Parade at E.Q. at 5.30 p.m. as under.
Monday, 16th. August-Indica- tion and Recognition of Targets.
Wednesday, 18th August--Riding Instruction.
||
:.
Corps Infantry Summer Training Classes: Officers, N.C.OS. and prospective N.C.O's will parade on Monday. 16th. August at HQ. at 3.30 pm All N.C.Cs. are urged to attend.
Air Arm
ture.
Parade at HQ. at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday, 19th August for a les-
Pay" Section Lecture at 5.30pm on Friday, 20th. August at HQ
TRANSFER
Lieut. D. M. Richards, M. G. Bn. HQ., is transferred to Reserve of Oncers w.e.1. 13.8.31.
TOLL OF THE
ROAD
Weekly Accidents Return
In the Colony of Hong Kong in- 6 for 81 cluding the Island, Kowloon and the New Territories during the week ending at 8 am, on Saturday, the 7th instant, there were alto- 5 for 36gether 62 traffic accidents, as the Jackson (Worcester) v.. 1 result of which 33 persons were in-
5 for 37 jured. - (Worcester) Y
Essex
5 for 23 Sinfield (Gloucester) v.
Derbyshire ...
Northants
Martin
Northants
Perks (Worcester), V.
Northants
Townsend (Derbyshire)
v. Gloucester Robinson (Yorks)
Scotland
Parker (Surrey). V.
Somerset
Meyer (Somerset) v. Bur
rey
Of the persons: injured, 27' were 5 for 50 pedestrianis, who were either walk- ing or running across the road and were struck by vehicles.
5 for 54
One tricycle driver was injured 5 for 59 when his vehicle overturned.
A female bus passenger was in- 4 for 10 | Jured when the vehicla pollided
with a stone pillars
4 for 24
One ricksha driver was injured as the result of a collision between'
4 for 24 two vehicles, auton
NEW WORLD HIGH JUMP RECORD
Stockholm, "Aug, 12 There seems to be no ending to Melvyn Walker's ability to break the world's record high jump. A Last Friday he lowered the exist ing world mark by leaping 208 cen- timetres, the recognisa all-time high being 20 centimetres
To-day, howeTET, Walker went Che better and cleared the bar at 209 centime
|
One bus pastènger and a tram- car passenger were injured" while alighting from a moving motor bus and a moving tram-car respective- 1y.
One pillion passenger of a motor cycle was injured; through falling. from the vehicle whilst in motion.
· Of the 62 accideritä, 18 were col- lisions between vehicles: 38 were collisions between vehicles and pedestrians; and 8 accidents were. due to other causes
Type of Vehicles Involved Private motor car 31; Motor lorry 11. Rublic motor car 33, Mour busi 10. Motor cycle 4, Tram-car 5, Bicycle 2, Tricycle 1. and Ricksha
(MG.) Company, published La Corps Orders No. 8. of 10.2.37. is hereby cancelled.
No. 2663 Gunner. Twemlow, No. 2 (Imp.) Bty., M Section we.f. 3.8.37, (deceased).
STRENGTH
No. 2818. Private CF. Needham HK. Telephone. Co.. M.M.G. PL. 9.8.37.
(8gd.) G. 6. FRIZELLE, Captain, Adjutant, H.K.V.D. Corps.
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