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July 15

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Tɔ NEW YORK and BOSTON

via MANILA, SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO,

8.S. "Pres. Monroe'

·and CAPETOWN June 1

8.5. "Prea. Jackson"

July 13

24.

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July 26

SS. "Pres. Adams"

S.S. "Pres. Harrison" Aug. S.S. "Pres. Hayes" Aug.

Aug. 14

To MANILA

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To SINGAPORE via MANILA *S.S. "Pres Madison"' June 19 *Dorothy Luckenbach

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June 21 June 28

*Harry Luckenbach

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via SAN FRANCISCO, LOS ANGELES and PANAMA

S.H. "Pres. Taylor" June 19

Harry Luckenbach

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July 19

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July 10

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PROGRAMMES

Continued from Page 3

TOMORROW

LONDON IMPRESSIONS OF A

LOCAL ANNOUNCER",

Beethoven Symphony 10.00-11.00 am. Relay of Morning Service from St. Joseph's Church. **

12.15 p.m. Beethoven - Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Op. 36.

H.K. Volunteer Orders

ORDERS BY COL B. B. ROSE, M.C., COMMANDANT, HONGKONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS

PÄRADES

Corps Artillery

D.E.L. Classification

The following have qualified as En- gine Driver Class II,

Johnson, Sgt.

GEL 1st 9attery. Bdz. Bone 3rd Battery. Bdr. Capell, R. 3rd Battery.

May 29, St. John's Place. 5.30 p.m. No. 1 Set. Lecture. Dress -Mutal...

Field Company Engineers May 26 K.C.R. 5.30 p.m. Armis drill and Fout drill. Dress-Mcft!,

May 29. K.OR. 2.30 p.m. Kit inspection for Nos. 1 and 2 Secs. fal lowed by an exercise at Golden HI!. 0.1/c Captain J. Waddell. No. 3 Sex. Exercise in the N.T. 0. 1/0 The attention of all ranks is direct lett I. P. Tamworth, Dress--Helmet, ed to the detail of the following:-

shirt shorts, hose tops, boots and put- Helmet. shirt, shorts, puttees, boots, tees Nos. 1 and 2 Sers. will bring all web equipment pouches. haversack spate clothing in kit bags..

Corps Signals

Dress for all Btys. for 1 Day Training

1st Mor: Adagio molto; Allegro con brio; 2nd Mov: Larghetto: 3rd. Mov: Scherzo (Allegro); 4th Mov! Allegro malto London Philharmonic Orches-and water battle filled: strel helmet, tra cond, by Sir Thomas Beecham.

1248 Some Beethoven Songs.

Adelaide, Op. 48 Jussi Bjorling

accomp. Trenor) with plano

Crea tion's Hymn, Op. 48, No. 4: I Love Thee-Kirsten Flagstad (Soprano) w. plano accomp.

1.00 Local Time Blanal.

respirator, overalls and gun platform

May 26. H.Q.. 5.15 p.m.. (1) Classi- shoes to be carried: 3rd 4th and 5th neation Group. Lamp signalling from AA. Blys, only knife, fork. spoon. Peak, (1) Remainder. Training as plate and mug.

1st Battery

detailed.

May 37 HQ.. 5.30 p.m. W/T.

'May 27, HQ., 220 pun. All Secs.Detach sa detalled. Bty, training at DAguilar, D.EL. at May 28, Q. 3 p.m. (1) Continua- Wellington Bks. and proceed to tion of Classification Tests by R.C. of

1.01 Hawallah Vocal and Instru- D'Aguilar at 1530. "Dress-As detailed Bigs (1) Field Communication Exer-

mental Programme.

abore.

cise. (i) Dress-Battle Order with May 29. H.Q. 5.30 p.m. B.CA.. L.G. Sun Helmets and Signallers. Dress-Mult!

2nd Battery

Fox-Trots-Hoohend Keis No Bean-

May 30 (1) W/T Class parade at ty: Palms of Paradise (fimy

Govt. Trade School at 2 p.m. Cr phoon" Johnny Kaonohl Pineappl

May 27. D.EL.

There will be no evening "parade ex- and his Native Islanders, Song of the

School, 8.30 p.m Islands (Charles King; Lel E Hul DEL personnel. Dress -Mufti (Over.cept for those detalled. (Noble)-Mike Hanapi and the Ilima alls and S.D. caps" to be carried), Islanders. Fox-Trot - Analen! E; May 29, HQ, 1.45 n.m. L. Sec. May 26. Chant Fox-Tmnt--Ke Ka Upu Ray No 1 Fatigue Party. Remainder 2.15 Kinney and His Hawaiian Musical pm, † day training. Dress as detall Ambassadors.

ed above.

1.20 Billy Mayer at the Plano. Billy Mayerl Memories Intro: Sweet!

May 29,

William; Green Tullps: Marigold: Aberdeen,

Chopsticks: Ace of Spades: Ace of Diamonds: Bats in the Belfry,

Mobile Column

() Nas, 1, 2 and 5 Pins HQ, 5.30 pm. Revolver instruction. (1) Nos. 3, and 4 Pins. Those detail- ed. Hung Hom. 5.30 p.. Driving instruction. (Remainder, H.Q. 5.30 p.m. Message writing. (lv) Dress as previously ordered.

3rd Battery H.Q., 2 pim. All Secs for

Dress as detailed above.

May 28, Hung Hom. 2:15 p.m. All 4th Battery

Fins. Ride and L.M.G. Demonstra- May 27. HQ. 3.15 pun. All Sestion by 2R.S... Dress--Battle Order.

Dress as de helmet.

May 30. 1, 2, 3 and Fins. H.Q. May 9. HQ 5.30 p.m. N.C.O'S 5.30 pm. V.G. and LG. training. D Lecture. Dress Mufti.

No. 5 Pin. H.Q., 5.15 p.m. Fire re- Orderly Sgt. for the week- Set. A. volver course at Kennedy Road Ron-

130 Eculer and Rugby Press and Bty, drill instruction. Announcements.

tailed above.

་

143 Bach-Wallon-"The Wise Vir- gins"-Ballet Suite.

What God has done is rightly done:

Lord, hear my longing, See what His love will do. Ah! how ephemeral Sheep may safely craze: Praize be to God-Williain Walton and the Sadler's Wells Orchestra.

2.02 Excerpts from Borodin's "Prin- ce Jgat."

Overture-Symphony Orchestra cond by Albert Coctes. How goes it Prince" ---Theodore Chaliapine (Bass) w. Orch.

Polovtsi Dances-Dance of the Young Girls; Dance of the Men: General Dance. Chorus of the Young Felovtsi Girls-Les Choeurs de l'Opera Russe with Orchestra. Peasants Chorus -- Sorokin Russian Choir.

9.30 Close Down.

5.43 Indian Programme.

#

7.00 London Belay-The News.

||

Bone. Next for duty-Sct. A. Dinnen.ge. Range Officer-2/It. Carruthers

5th A.A. Battery

(1) Dress as previously ordered with May 27. H.Q. 2.30 p.m. No. 1 Sec. web belts. lanyards. holsters and Half day training at Saiwan. Dress leather pouches, as detailed shove.

No. 1 Company

May 27. St. John's Place, No. 2 Sect

May 26, Kowloon Star Ferry, 2,20 Lecture Dress-Mutu.

[p.m. 1 day training. M.G. Demonstra. May 29, HQ. 2.30 p.m. No. 2 See Ition, Dress as usual. Those detalled. Half day training at Salwenn.

Dohaanyi, Tocasta (Debussy): Vals in E Major (Mostkowski).

827 Elgar-Concerto for Violoncell- and Orchestra.

1st Mov: Adagio; 2nd Mov: Lento- Allegro Molta: 3rd Mov: Adagio Beatrice Harrison (Cello) the New Symphony Orchestra cond, by Sir Ed

7.15 London Relay "Questions of ward Elgar. the Hour."

(starts from Kobe) Monday.

26th May

Friday,

13th June

Friday,

Saturday,

Wednesday, 9th May Wednesday, 17th June.

30th May

31st May

Saturday, 31st May Saturday. 7th June

Thursday,

Tuesday,

22nd May Tuesday, 3rd June 10th June

from

No. 5 (Mahler) Symphony Vienna: Philharmonic Orchestra cond by Brune Walter,

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8.45 Stadio-Book Reviews.

9.00 London Relay The News and News Commentary.

HQ., 2 p.m.

May 30, LQ. 5.30 pm. Weapon training.

June 2. No parade.

No. 2 Company May 27. Kowloon Dock. 3.30 p.m. No. 6 Pin Weapon traming.

May 23. FLQ, 5.30 p.m. No. 7 Ma () L.G. Pin, Blfie. Miniature Range.

M.G. Fin. L.G. training. May 30, HQ, 2 pm, Company parade. Dress Battle Order.

No. 3 Company

May 36. Kowloon R. St., 2.35 pr. Those detalled. H.Q. 1.50 p.m. Dress 9.13 Studio - "London Impresstens shirt, trousers, water bottle filed in Battle Order. Helimet. Mess...- tin.

of a Local Announcer."

1.30 Vienna Philharmonic Orches- tra with Stuart Robertson (Baritone). Academic Festival Overture, Op 80 (Brahms-Vienna. Philharmonic Ur- chestra cond. Bruno Walter. My- Talk by Leonard Starbuck. self When Young (3 a Perslan Gar

9.30 The Kentucky Minstrels. den"-Tehmann); Silent Noon Vaug- Bless This House. Whisper and I han Williams) Stuart Robertson shall hear (Piccolomini), The Holy (Baritone) with plano. "Ruins of City Adams), Athens"-Turkish March (Beethoven) 9.45 10:15 News in

Philharmonic Vienna

Orchestra Short Wave only).

baversack.

May 29. HQ.. 5.20 p.m. Dress Overalls. Training as per Company programme.

No parade. No. Company May 36. EQ, 5.30 p.m. Classes 1-2.

instruction as per gramme.

June 2.

French (on

cond. by Kar! Alvin. When Dull Care 9.45 Bach-Suite No. 2 la B Minor Sand Table exercise. Remainder. L.G.

i

Company pro

loon men day training.

May 30. Murray Parade. Ground 5.15 p.m. Those detalled.

(Lane Wilson) Stuart Robertson and Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in (Baritone) with різдо Adagtette a Major.

May 27. Murray Parade Oround. Suite No. 2 in B Minor-Overture: Rondeau: Sarabande; Bourree: Polo-P. Those detailed. naise and Double; Minuet: Badinerie Kowloon Star Ferry, 2.30 pm. Row- May 18. H.Q.. 1.45 pm. H.K. men B00 Local Time Signal and An-Chicago Symphony Orchestra cond. by Frederick Stock. Brandenburg nouncements. ||

Concerto No. 3 in G Major-1st Mov: 8.02 Elleen Joyce at the Plano.

Allegro and Adagio; 2nd Mov: Allegro Spring Night ·Schumann-Liszt: -Ecole Normale Chamber Orchestra Little Piece No. 1 (Bohmann); Polka cond. by Alfred Cortot. Caprice-Up. 1, No. 3; Celestial Song -Op. 2, No. 1. Preludo E Flat Major-Op. 23. No. G: Prelude in Minor-Op. 23. No. 7 (Rachmaninoff) Rhapsodie in C Major--Op. 11, No. 3!

10.15 Studio Sunday Epilogue.

Evening

Conducted by a Friest of the Roman, Catholic Church.

10.35 Close Down

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