THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
SECOND
EXTRA
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 1916.
TO-DAY'S
LATEST WAR TELEGRAMS,
LOSS OF H.M.S. NATAL
COURT MARTIAL PENDING.
[Beuter's Service to The "Telegraph.”1
January 12, 4.45, p.m.
POLICE RESERVE ORDERS.
"Orders issued to-day Mr. F. C. Jenkin, D.S.P. (Reserve) state-
Parades---8-30 p.m. Friday, January 14th-No. 4 Company and Recruits of all Companies.
Saturday, January 15th-Corps Parade of all ranks encept medical - exempta Central Station, 2.45 pm sharp
Monday, January 17th-No. 4 Company and Recruits of all Companies.
Tuesday, January 18th, No. 3 and ambulance Companies.
Wednesday, January 19th, No.
2 Company.
Thursday, January 20th, No. 1 Company.
Friday, January 21, No. 4 Company and Recruits of all Companies.
Movements of Beats, &c. Land Patrols, in addition to Water Patrols, are ordered to particularly prevent the move-
In the House of Commons, Mr. Macaskiara suncaused that &ment of boats, sampans, &c., to Court Martial in shortly to be held to ascertain the cause of the loss
of the craïner Natal,
VOLUNTEER RESERVE
ORDERS.
H.KV.B. Order No. 4 issued to-day by Major Wakeman, Com- manding B.K.V.B., itats-
Parades for Friday the 14th inst. at 5.35 p.z.
Dress Dell Order. "A" Co. on the Cricket Ground. Signalling Section at Volunteer Headquarters. Uniform to be
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Field Exercises. Members of "C" Co. will parads on Sunday the 13th inst. as follows:
Kowloon residents in front of Dock Office at 8.45 s...
Taikoo residents at Taikoo Dock at 8:45 am
Reminder, on the Cricket Ground at 8.45 8.11.
VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
Corps Orders issued to-day by Liest Col. A. Chapman, V.D.,
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Leave.
Sgt. Major W. M. Sutherland. is granted leave of absence from 12. 1. 16. to 12. 1. 17.
Pie. P. 8. Dixon is granted leave of absence from 27.116, for the duration of the war.
Parades.
and from the water front during probibited hours. Visiting Patrols will see that this Order is carried out.
Visiting Patrols.
Staff Inspectors doing Visiting Patrol duty at Central are requir ed to attend the parades of the 1st and 2nd. shift Patrolman, and to assist the Inspector in charge in reporting anpunctuality and lesve absence.
Leave of Absence.
Men obtaining permission to leave the Colony most report for duty immediately on their return, notwithstanding the fact that the period for which leave was grant ed may not have expired. Paradea for Friday, 14th inst
Medical Exemption. The attention of all ranks is 5.10 p.m. Centre Section M. G. Co-Machine Gun drill at Kow-called to the orders of January loon Docks, Launch leaves Statue 12th and 13th, concerning the Peir. at 4.30 p.m.
appointment of Dr. Jordan as
515 No. 3 & 4 Sab-sec Bargeon Superintendent and to
p.m. tions Arty. Batty, (za detailed in the new regulations with refer- Corps Order No. 4 dated 301215) ence to medical exemption from -10 pdr. gun drill at Headquare duty. Dream: dfill order, topees to tзtars. Sergt. Bradley, B.G.A. will worn. No haversack, waterbottle attend, or pouches.
The following Signallers will also attend ander Lea Sergt. J. W. Crawford, Pies. J. W. Graham, J. Martin, H. E. Goldsmith and
J. A: Plummer.
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CHARGE AGAINST MOTOR CYCLIST WITHDRAWN.
Before Mr. Razaland, at the Police Court this morning, sp- plication was made by the Police for the withdrawal of the charge against J. E. „Goldsborough, 10, Morrison Hill, Gap Road, of ziding or driving a motor cycle in Queen's Read East, on Christmas Day, in s manuer dangerous to the public.
It was stated that the lady whom it was alleged defendant had knocked down had DOW left the Colony and that she wished for a withdrawal of the summons against him.
The application was granted.
Kallan Output. The total output of the Keilan Mining Administration's mines for the week ending January 1, 1916, amount to 63,534 tons and the sales during the period, to 62,773 tons.
5.15 p.m. M.G. Section of No. 3 Section Scouts Co. Machine Gun instruction at Headquarters Bemainder of No. 3 Section Bayonet fighting at Headquarter
5.15 p.m. Civil Service Co.- Drill at Headquarters.
5.30 p.m. Enginner Co.-Squad dell and Masketry exercises on Kowloon Cricket Club ground, ander Sargt. Major Higby.
Remainder Nil :-
Field Operations 16th January,
The Scouts Company will parade on 16th inst. at 8.45 am. on the Cricket Ground.
Dress, Arms and equipment. Khaki drill jacket and shorts, putties, brown bow, helmet, rifle, sidearms, belt and two small pouches (empty).
Detail.
Gran Club Hill, Kowloon: On daty until morning of 15th inat. No. 2 Section Arty. Batty, Officer on duty, Ospt, W.
Scott
Band and Orchestra, Friday, January 13th. Band Practice 6 p.m. sharp.
Untform, Helmets, &c. : Every member who has not been measured for uniform or helmet is required to attend at Central at 5.30 pm. on Friday, January, 14th.
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Jolned ~No. 1 Company. No. 1 Platoon D. 8. Eddie. No. 2 Platoon J. A. Tarrant, B. J. Spistles, J. A. Pearson, No. 3 Platoon S. 0. Baz..
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No. 4 Piston G. M. D. Mažai,
D. Mohai.
Joined-No. a Company. F. T. Mirqass, M. da Costa, F. J. A. Marques
Ellis Kadoorie School. Findly consented to give away The Hon. Me. C. Severa has
the "prizes at Ellis Ksdoorie School on Saturday, January 29, at 11a.m.
The Lady Lagard Fund. Fand for the Special Belief of The Lady Lagard Hospitality
Better-class Belgian Refugees is P. of W. Camp, Kowloon On duty to night No.1 Sec. Art carry on its work, which naturally appealing for further funds to Batty. & Left Sac, M. G. Ca......
continuaa wo long as the war isini Officer on duty, Linut. Esan. On duty to-morrow night Right received says the L. and C. B
progress. Amongst donations Section M.G. Co.
press, are:-Montague Ela, Esq, Officer on duty Lieut. Kennett. (collected in Hongkong) £100, Orderly Sergeant until morn- Shanghai collection, £350, Sir ing of 15th inst
Logarty. Havilland de Saumares, £150,
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