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PAGE 4-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

THE SERVICESTM

LONDON GAZETTE

TUESDAY, OCT. 1 ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 27

EN.

Engr. Comdr, HL E, Lewis placed on Retd. List (Sept. 24); Surga Deut. (Emgcy.) F. Bush, B.Ch., M.RO.S. LR.C.P.. to be Burm. Lieut-Comdr. (Emgey,) -with geny, of ‘Aug. 26.

GENERAL

CROSSWORD

NO.

ACROSS

I. Long slender

plece of wood

5. Skeleton of

*

10.

440

Clicquot

THURSDAY, OCTOBER

Neuve

19, 1939.

Every

Month as long as they live comes a check that pays for everything

A hump kam may not last a Hfetime—

1

SEPTEMBER 28 R.M.

Instr. Lieuts. to be Instr.. Lieut- Comdra:-D. K. McCleery M.Sc., AMLEE. E R. Dawson, BA, J. E Kingsland, BA, A. E. Johnston. B.Sc. (Sept. 27).

B structure

10

Enclosure

for animals

Zr

24

1.

Highest

point

15. Frame to

32

hold canvas upright

30

154

15. "Seed yield-

R.N.

1

17.

Ponted ing bu

47

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50

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Lieut-Cal R. A D. Brooks, D.S.O.. to be Tempy. Col. (Sept. 25)."

SEPTEMBER 29

Engr. Comdr. P. H. McCartan placed on Retd List with rank of Engr. Cept. (Sept. 21): Paymr. Lieut. K Forman to be Paymr: Lieut-Comdr. (Sept. 30); Paymr, Lleut, J. Blundell placed, on Retd. List (Sept. 29).

R.M..

Proby. Sec. LA J. T. E. Vincent to be Act. Lt (Sept. 29).

R.M.

"end

18. Steeple

19. Substantive

Cal. Comdt. (Tempy. Brig.) R. D. H. 26. Lough. DSO, OBE, to be Mal-Gen: (Sept. 30 Col. 2nd Comdt. E C. Weston to be Col. Comdt. (Tempy. Brig.) (Sept. 30); Lieut. Col (tempy. Col.) A. C. St. Clair-Morford, M.C. to be Col, 2nd Comdt. (with seny, as Col. June 1) (Sept. 30); Lieut. Col. and B 34. Col. V. C. Brown, O.B.E., D.S.C., to be Col, 2nd Comdt. (with seny, as Col. June 30, 1937) (Sept. 30); Lieut-Col. E. J. B. Noyes, OBE., to be Col. 2nd Comat.

(Sept 30); Maj. G. E. Wild- man-Lushington to be Lt. Col. (Sept. 30); Capt. B. W, Knowles to be Maj. (Sept. 30); Lieut. D. L. P. Jones to be Capt. Sept. 30)..

35. Charge with

Ka

to

20. Classify

22. Piously

24.

Connected series Instrument

for piercing

65. Character-

istic

28.

small holes

27.

30.

Extra supply Church

tower "Yellow bugle

68.

69.

Booristi

DOWN

1.

Large rodent

2

97. Seed cover-

ing

Musical com- position

36.

3. Not so much

38. Compart-

40

ment of door Auricle 41. Serpent

5. Gay

42.

The first garden

43. Violent con-

3. Nothing but

tention.

9.

Fo'st

45.

Opposed to brut

10.

Deep blu

11.

Incite

Tal. 30601 SAPBO

Paymr Sub-Lleuts. to be Paymer. Lleuts. R. Wheeler, J. D. Cox, J. V. A. Musters (Oct. 13.

46.

Nerved

48. Omen

12. Limit in a

race

R.M.

50. Frost

Lieut-Gen A. G. B. Bourne, CB, 51. D.SO., M.V.O.. to be Adjutant Gen 52 Assert eral. Royal Marines, vice Godfrey

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21.

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·OOL, slender, clear-eyed, with a complexion like a wild rose-yet she's seldom missing when cocktail time rolls round. And she's seldom in bed before the small hours of the morning.

Then how can she keep that willowy figure and that soft peach bloom of a skin? Tip- toe nearer, and peep over her shoulder - you'll find the answer in her' glam. "Her

drinks are "Gimlets," made with Rose's Lime Juice, just - as they were in the good old

Hong-Kong days.

And here's another secret, but keep it under your hat. She happens to know that Rose's has a quiet way of killing off a hang- over before it comes to life. No morning-after headaches after Rose's. It neutralizes the aftermath of alcohol.

to be Maj. (Oct. 2: Lieut. W. J. Tyndale-Biscoe to be Capt. (Oct. 2).

SUPPLEMENT TO GAZETTE OF OCT. 3

WAR OFFICE, OCT. 3 REGULAR ARMY

Gen. Sir Reginald J. T. Hildyard, K.C.B., "C.M.G.. DS.O. retires on ret. pay (Oct. 1).

63. Porta!

64. Large dem

SOLUTION TO-MORROW

The follg. to be acts, Maj-Gens Brig.) E. W. Chadwick, M.C. (Oct. 1); (Sept. 1) Col. (temp. Brig.)

Lu Col. Browning, OBE, M.C. Col. (temp. Brig.) C. C. Malden.

The follg. Cols, (temp. Brigs.) re- tire Oct. 2 and are temp, retained in their appts.-C. B. Findlay, MC, A.D.C.. H. Archer, D.S.O.. D.

M J. Campion, D.SO. A. B. Ogle, O.BE. A. G. Rolleston OBE. H. J. G. Gale, D.S.O. E. H. Pease-Watkin, D.9.0.; Lt. Col. A. D. Magnay, 8th Lt, Cav, to be Col. (July 28), with seny. Jan. 1.

1936.

COMMANDS AND STAFF

The follg. relinquish their appts:- Gen. Sir Reginald J. T. Hildyard, K.C.B. C.M.G. D.S.O., as G.O.C. in C. (Oct. 1).

(temp. Brig. G. B. Rowan- Hamilton, D.S.O. M.C., AD.C. (Oct. 2 Col, (tamp. Brig.) F. Latham, D.8.0. (Oct. 2). Col. H. F. Dawes, D.5.0., M.C. (Oct. 2).

The follg. are granted the temp. M.C., Ind. Army, whilst empld, as rank of Brig.:-Col G. M. FitzGerald, Brig-Comdr. (July 28); Col. J. F. Evetts

CB, CBE. M.C. whlist empid, as Brig. Gen. Staff (Aug. 1): Col. H E Roome, M.C., whilst empid. as a Chief Eng. (Auz."1,

To be Cols.Lt Col E. H. Farren, Ucempid List, late RA (Aug. 31), with seny. May 20, 1938: Maj, and Bt. Lt. Col. K. S. Terrance, O.B.E., M.C. from Manch. R. (Aug. 17), with seny. Jan. 1.

The

folig. appts. are made:-Maj.- Gen. T. S. Riddell-Webster, D.S.O. from Dir. to be Dep. Qr.-Mr.-Gen. (Aug. 291; Col. (temp. Brig.) M. O'M. Creagh, M.C. from G.5.0. 1st Grade, Gen. Bir B. D. Fisher. K.C.B., CMG

appts are made:-Lt

Staff

COMMANDS AND STAFF The follg.

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COLONY HEALTH

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to be Inspr., with acts. rank of MajD.S.O. Col. 17th/21st- L, ret. pay, to

Futeen cases of tuberculosis. Gen (Sept. 2: Capt. J. H. Whitty be G.O.C.-M-C.

rases (Sept. 1); Maj-Gen. eleven M.C., R.W.K, to be

of dysentery and Capt. L. I (temp.) (July 28); Lt. F. E. Gillett, C.B.E. D.SO. Col. 5. Wales Bord notified to the Health Department

G. Morgan-Owen, CB, CMG. three cases of enteric fever RARO to be spec. empld. (Sept. ret. pay, to be Maj-Gen. 1/c Admin. 18); Lt. J. H. Goolden, Gen. List (Inf.) (Aug. 25); Maj-Gen. Bir F. A. G. to be Slat Capt. (temp.) (Aug. 28). Ware, K.C.V.O.

K.B.E..

C.MO. C.B.. (Substituted for the notfn in the LD, ret. pay, to be

There were no cases of cholera Dir.-Gen. (Ang. Gazette of Sept. 8)

30) Maj. Gen. O. H. Addison, C.B., on that day. INFANTRY

CM.G. DEO, BARO., to be Insor Sept. 1); Maj-Geh C. N, F. Broad, C. B., D.S.O., Col Comdt.. A. Tank R... from Mal-Gen 1/c Admin. to be 0.0.0.-in-c. and to be acting Lt. Gen. (Sept 3): Maj-Gen J. W. L Scott, D.S.O..

P. (late RAM,C.), from Dep. Dir. to be Di

(Sept. Cien

4); Maj.- De Dir D. P. Anderson, CB, C.M.G D.S.O, from Mal-Gen, t/c Admin, to

E. Surrey R.-L. R. G. D. Bruce to be Capt. (Oct. 2).

Seaforth.-Maj. D. M. W. Smith is secd (Aug. 30); Lt. R. D. Maclagan to .. be Adjt. Vice Capt. J. 8. H. Douglas (Oct. 1)."

10)

QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S IMPERIAL

- MILITARY-NURSING SERVICE Sister Mrs. G. M. Langford retires be Mej-Chen, Gen. Staf (Sept 4; an ret. pay on account of ill-health Maj-Gen. P. Neame, V.O.. CB. D.SO. (Oct. 4).

from Comdt. Maj.-Gen. Gen., Star. The following Staff Nurses to be to be

to be Dep. Chief of the Gen. Stair Sisters:-Miss B. Le Blanc Smith (Sept. 6); Maj-Gen. L... Carr.

CB.. (AUK

"Miss R. V. Hepburn (Aug. D.8.0. OBE, from Dir. of Staf Duties, to be Asst. Chief of the Team The following to be Staff Nurses on Gen. Staff (Bent. 4); Mal-Gen. R. P. for the Imp. provi appt.: Miss M. E. LindsayPakenham-Walsh, M.C.. from Comet. (Sept. 4) (with seny, next below Miss to be Ener-in-Chief (Bept. 41: Col. J. E. Chambers); Miss Y. C. Carson (temp, Brig.) S. R. Wason. M.C. from (Sept. 5); Miss M. Moore (Bept. 61; Miss O. Webb (Sept. 8); Miss Comdt, to be Maj-Gen. R.A. and to 4. be

be acting Maj-Gen (Gept. 4):

Ool MCAskle Bept. 7), from QAIMNS Reserve: Miss W. Delaney (Sept. 8) M.C. ADC. from Brig. Gen, Staff,

8 (temp. Brig.) E. L. Morris, O.B.E.. to Miss V. E. Cheetham, Miss M. J. Mc- be Dir. of Stan Dutles, and to be act- Mahca. Miss C. E. Curtis, Miss F. M. Ing Maj-Geu. (Bept, $); Col. RS. G. Portlock, Miss E. A. de Garris Tormance. OBE. M.C. to be G.8.0. Miss D. M.. Jelley (Sept. 9); Miss V [1st_Grade_(temp.) (Aug. 17); Lt. W.

N.S

A. M. M. Morgan (Bept. 10): Miss G. Ford (43141) Gen. List. Inf... to he E. Thompson, from QAIMNA RA Staff Capt. (temp). (July 31. serve, Miss R. E. Chubb, Miss B. Pal-

mer, Miss, B. M. Speak, Miss W. Relle- ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY ber. Miss M. C. Murdoch. Miss G. ME McCormack, Miss 3. 6. Lloyd, Miss

Maj. P. L. Graham, M.C. la ̈restd. to the estabt.. (Sept. 1).

CD. and A'A. `Branch.-Lt-Col. ·FL

G. Frood, Miss J. M. Morrison (Sept. 11); Miss J. Horsfall, Miss M. V. Mo- loney, M. K. Brown (Bent. 14). Ms. Browne, D.B.O. M.C.. on completion M. E. May (Sept. 19); Mias C. c. An- derson (Sept. 12): Miss J. R. E. Brown (Sept. 23).

MEMORANDA

Browne, O.BE. M

"

Lt Col (0.0, 2nd C1.) J. B. Slade- Baker, R.A.O.C., to be Chief Adviser, Ord, Ser. (Bent, 2); Lt-Col. A. Q Archdale, H.p. 1st Clate RA), retires on ret. pay (Oct. 1): Mal, C. E. M.C. R.A.B.C., is Kranted the local" of Lt.-Col (Sept. 5): Capt. O. C. Johnston, R. Sussex R. is granted the local rank of Maj. (Sept, 5); Capt. W. M. Graham R. Pus is granted the local rank of Maj, (Oct. 19.

WAR OFFICE, OCT. 6

REGULAR ARMY

of tenure of Bery. as Regt. Lt-Col, is removed from the Regt List and re- mains on full pay fempid) (Oct. 53. CORPS OF ROYAL ENGINEËRS ¡„Capt. N. R. Bwales to be Maj. (Oct.

EOYAL CORPS OF SIGNALS

·RQMS. "P. J. Dowle to be · Lt. (IPO) (Aug. 31).

KOYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS

Capt. (QrMr.) (Oct. 8)...

Lt (Qr.-Mr.), HL M. Prince to be

ROYAL ARMY PAY CORPS Lf-Col. (Bt. Col.) : and Staff Payır. 1st. C. H. Duesbury having attained

The fallg. retire and are temp. re- the age limit for retirement is placed tained in their appts:-Col (temp.) on ret. pay (Oct. 5).

AFTER

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