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LATEST CORPS ORDERS.

ORDERS BY LIEUT-COLONEL L. G. Binb D. B. Q. AMMINISTRATIVE COMMANDANT. No. 270.

1-Portuguese Company, Tho Portuguese Company is now formed and is organised for the time belng as two platoons, Nos. 1 and 10 Platoons.

The Commandant has sanctioned the wear of a distinctivo flash, half

red and half green, to be worn on the left side of the helmet, by all membora-of-this- Company--~-

2-Recruits Parnie.

On Tuesday, 5th April all recruits of the Corps will parade at Corps Headquarters at 5.30 p.m.

Dress: Uniform optional, belt, rifle and bayonet.

3.-Lectures,

PRESIDENT JACKSON Tues., April 12th, 5.00 a.m. Headquarters at 6.30 pm, a lecture

PRESIDENT MCKINLEY .....

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FROM HONGKONG:

8 A.M. and 2 P.M. daily. (Sunday: 9 A.M. only.)

(a) On Friday, 1st April at Corps Headquarters at 5.80 p.m. a lecture and demonstration on street fighting will be given by The Adjutant. AB many members of all ranks and from all units as possible should-attend.

(b) On Friday, 22nd April at Corps on Aerial Survey will be given by O, C. Military Survey. Section, R. E. All ranks are invited to be present,

4-Signal Class. Signat Class will be held at Corps Headquarters at 5.30 p.m. on Thurs- day, 7th April, under 2/Lieut. M. G. Noll. 5-Mounted Infantry and Armoured Car Companies. Musketry Part I will be fired by the above Companies at Stonecutters Range on Sunday, 3rd April, 1027.

Range Oficer: 2/Lieut. H. C. Mae-

ramara.

As this is the last Sunday allotted to these Companies for Part 1 all those who have not fired must cu- denvour to attend. Launch will leave. Murray Pier at 9 am, and call at Kowloon Pier at 9.10 a.m.

Dress: Uniform with rifle, bayonet, bandollers and pouches. Arms may be drawn from Corps Headquarters on Friday, 1st April, between 0a.m. and 12 noon, or 2.& 4 p.m., or 5 & 6 p.m., and on Satur- day, 2nd April, between 0 a.m. and 1 Mounted Infantry Company Thurs-

day. 7th April, 1927. Recruits (as detailed) will parado at the Stables for instruction in riding at 5.30 p.m. Dress: Plain Clothes,

Armoured Car Company. Machine Gunners. Machine. Gun Class will be held on Mondays and Thursdays of every week through the summer commencing on Monday, 28th March at 5.30 p.m. at Corps Headquarters.' All Funners who have passed Part Musketry should attend so that classes can be arranged according to the proficiency of the various mem

bors.

All N.°C. O's, are apecially requir- ed to attend an that they will be in a position to instruct their men and new members. Those prepared to attend should send in their names to C.S.M. A.C. Groves, c/o H.K. & S. Bank

On Wednesday, 6th April. Parade at Corps Headquarters at 5.80 p.m. Special Class of Machine Gun In- struction under Z/Lient. J. E. Han-. cack for all members of the Mobile) Column. A good attendance is speci- ally requested.

6. Scottish Company. Saturday, 2nd April, 1927. Stone- entters Range has kindly been placed at the disposal of the Company from 3.30 p.m. All members shooting in the Team Competitions at the forth- coming Corps Rifle Meeting are par- ticularly requested to make every effort to attend. Platoon Command- ers please note. Ammunition will be supplied. A launch will leave Mur-

Pte. Marquce, L. Z., Pto. Peralta, J. F., Pte. Silva, M. M., Pte. Alves, J. T., Pie. Montalto, D., Pte. Xavier, D. P., Pto. Robarts, C.A., Pte. Remedios, G. F. Pto. Gomes, R, Pto. Remedies, H. C., Pte. Baptista, P. M. Ptc. Delgado, F. X., Sequira, F. P, Pto.

PUBLIC MONEY.

COLONIAL SECRETARY'S

EXPLANATIONS.

Pte. Remedios, A. A., Pte. Xavier, V.

The Colonial Secretary (the M., Pte. Franco, E. M., Pto. Castilho, L., Pte. Silva, J. M., Pto. Silva, A. Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn) presid-

2. Pte. Soares, J. I. Pte. Figueiredo,

11. A. Pic, Ribeiro, G. 4 Pted over a meeting of the Finance Loureirs, W., Pte. Botelho, H. A. B., Committee of the Legislative Coun Pts. Brown, E. F. Pte. Garcia, A., ell yesterday, at which votes Pte. Gardner, L.

amounting to close upon $200,000 were approved: The votes were

graph. published in Wednesday's Tele-

The Chairman explained that-in- cloning the accounts for the your

NO, 10 PLATOON, gade, J. A., Pto. Silva, S. R., Pte. L/Cpl. Remedios, E. A., Pte. Del. Neves. d. L. Pte. Xavier, P. M., Pte. Ribeiro, C. F. V., Pte. Ribeiro, F. G., Pte. Barretto, F. Ay Pte. Barron, A., Pte. Basto, J. A. Pte. Nuves, 1920, it was discovered that there A Pte. Matior, N. B., Pic. Silva, C., re certain sums outstanding and

these were explained in, the paper. Pte. Carvalho, A., Pte Rocha, A. M. B., Pto.

before B., Pie. Ogley, W. C.. Pte. Xavier, C. M. P., Ptc. Ozorio, F. P., Pte. Vas, E. L., Ple Lima, J., Ptc. Baptista, Guterrez, A. A., Pto. Rosario, F. A. M. A., Pte. Noronha, E A., Pte. f. Pte. Castro, HO, Pte. Silva, H. J., Pte. Rosario, L. A., Pte. Xaxior,

R. G.

8.-Musketry Cup. Musketry Competition for the Muske- The following results of the Annual try Challenge Cup presented by the Commandant for Season 1926, is published for information:

..Units.

Order in Competition

1st 2nd 3rd

4th 5th 6th 7th

Engineers Company Artillery Company Reserve Company Armoured Car Company Infantry Company Scottish Company Mounted Infantry Contrany

The following are the results obtained in the competition in Field Firing at unknown Ranges for the Cup presented by Major-General Sir Frederick Lugard, K. C. M. G. 1st Engineer Company 3rd Infantry Company 2nd Scottish Company

points

33.00 28.05 24.00

4th Mounted Infantry Company 23,20 5th Armoured Car Company. 19.50

9.-Employment.

No. 657 Pte. J. W. Blackley to be acting C. Q. M. S. of the Scottish Company during ab- sence on leave of C. Q. M. S. P. W. R. Ramsay, as from 23rd February, 1927.

10. Transfer.

No. 1070 Pto. A. G. L. Randall is transferred from No. 4 Platoon,

to the Armoured Car Company;

as from March 22, 1927. 11-Strength.

The following recruits are taken on the strength and posted as under:

No. 1175 Pto. Baptista, D. C. No. 16. Pintoon dated March 23,

4

1927.

No. 1175 Pte. Carvalho, A. E. No. 10. Platoon dated March 21,

1027.

No. 1177 Pte. Sequeira, F. P. No. 9. Platoon dated March 24,

1037.

No. 1178 Pte. Silva, H. J..No. 10. Platoon dated March 24, 1927.

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members. The votes amounted to $20,601, of which the only one of any size was the sum of $15,458 for transport. As the Colonial Transuror had pointed culty of getting an accurate ac- out in the memorandum, the dim-

count of the cost of passages was found he had underestimated the always very considerabic and he

expenditure by that sum.

Taipo Bridge. Referring to the supplementary estimates for this year, the Chair- man and he thought members would find the explanations. had. been made as full as possible. The greater number of them were re-votes. As to the item dealing with the now bridge at Taipo, of which a very full account had been given in the explanation, the work had been delayed by alterations in the design of the bridge, and

considerable ultimate saving the hoped to the Government, re- sulting in the vote for last year lapsing altogether and having to be revoted this year. Similarly, the item for $20,000 for clothing should have been paid last year and the sum of $37,000 odd re- mained unexpended. The bill had fallen to be paid in the current year with the result that extra money had to be revoted. The last item, of $29,250 was one which had already been before the Finance Committee, had been fully explai ed to them and would, he thought; meet with the approval of overy

one.

Water Meters.

In regard to the item for water meters, the Hon. Mr. Kotewall said he noticed the explanation given was that there would be a saving of $5,000 on the Hongkong: meter vote, and it was suggested that this should be transferred from Hongkong to Kowloon, He wished to ask whether, this was due to the transfer of meters from Kowloon to the city of Victoria.

The Chairman replied in the negative.

No. 1170 Pte. Gardner, L. No. 9. Platoon dated March 24, 1927. No. 1180 Pte. Silva, C. G. No. 10.

Hon. Mr. Kotowall asked why Platoon dated March 24, 1927. certain applications for the instal No. 1181 Pte. Castro, C. V. M. Nolation of meters had been refused,

9. Platoon dated March 28, since such installations would

1927.

No. 1182 Pte. Barres, A. V. No. . benefit the revenue.

Platoon dated March 28, 1927. The Chairman: It simply is No. 1183 Ptc. Sequeira, H. R. No. because there is not enough water. 9. Platoon dated March 28,If there was enough water, tho 1927.

meters would be grunted.

No. 1194 Pte, Ismail, A. S. No. 4. Platoon dated March 28, 1927. No. 1185 Pie. Hayward, A. W. No, 1. Platoon dated March 31,

1927,

12-Leave.

The following are granted leave of

ray Fier at 2.15 p.m. calling at Kow-abrence from the Corps.. loon Police Pier at 2.30 p.m.

Brei

Sunday, 3rd April Part 1 Mus- ketry will be fired by the Scottish Company at Taikoo Range on Sunday

April at 10 a.m.

This is an additional opportunity of completing Part I, and it is hoped that members will take advantage thereof. The Ford Car will leave Headquarters for Taikoo at n.:

Range Oliver:

Captain D. C.

Logan,

M, C. Thursday, 7th April at 5.30 p.m. No. 6. Platoon Taikoo Docks-- Musketry Instruction.

No. 6. Platoon Kowloon Docks Musketry Instruction.

No. 6. Platoon Headquarters-- Musketry Instruction.

Dress: Mufti, rifle and bayonet, Forward Dato. Quarry Bay Cap

Competition

Volunteer ut Head-quarters. Saturday, 10th April, 1927.

7-Portuguese Company. Recruits (Portuguese Company) will parado at Corps Headquarters at 5.30 p.m.

every Friday. Dresa: Uniform optional, belt, rifle and hay-

onet,

The following N.C.Os. and Men are pouted to Nos. 0 and 10 Platoons:

NO. PLATOON. Corpl. Lawrence, J. H., L/Cpl. Remedios, J. V. V. L/Cpl. Ward, J.E.,

Lt. R. P. Davies, M. C., M. M. In- fantry Company from April 1 1927, to March 1, 1028. No. 792 L/St. E. J. 3. Spradbury, A. G. Co., from April 1, 1927, to October 31, 1027. No. 1067 L/Cpl. T. W. Southam, A. C. Co., from April 1; 1927, to March 31, 1928,

No. 712 Pte. F. R. Jones, M. C. No. 1. Platoon from April 15, 1927, to December 14, 1027. No. 207 Srgt. A, Hutton-Potts, M. I. Co., from April 1, 1927, to March 31, 1928,

No. 627 Gr. G. Funcheon, Arty. from April 9, 1927, to Con January 8, 1928.

No. 740 Pto. C. S. Cameron, No. 5. Platoon from March 18, 1927, to March 31, 1927.

No. 1104 Pte. F. T. Orr, M. I. Co.. from April 8, 1927, to April 2, 1928.

13.-Portuguese Company.

to

Hon. Mr. Kötewall: I thought the installation of meters would j be a means of checking wastage.

The Director of Public Works: We do not find that that is go.

Hon. Mr. Kotowall: Yet the Government wanted to bring the meter scheme into force a few

years ago for the purpose of check- ing wastage.

If there was

The Chairman: onough water for everyone, the meters would certainly be the best scheme.

The votes were approved.

from the Corps, as from April 20, 1927, on leaving the Colony,

10.-Struck off.

No. 918 Pts. L. E. Hopkins, Reserve Company is struck off the strength of the Corps, ns from March 30, 1927.

No. 66 Pte. R. C Witchell, Reserve Company, is struck off the strength of the Corps, as from March 28, 1927.

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R. A. Wolfe-Murray, Major:

H. K. V. D. C. Notices.

After the formation of the Portu- use Company the remaining men of No. 3, Platoon are. transferred

1-A conference on, the Kirkpatrick No. 4. Pintoon forthwith.

Reconnaissance. Scheme will take 14-Corps Average.

place at Corpe Headquarters at 5.15 The Corps Average in Part II Table bors of the Corps of all ranks are in- .m. on Monday, 4th April. All mem- "T" for 1920-1927 is 58.05.

15-Resignation.

No. 188 Pte. J. F. Mugford, No. 4. Platoon is permitted to resign

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site Platoon Rifle Club will hold their Second Meoting at Peak Range on Sunday, 3rd April, com- mencing at 9.30 nm.

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All ranks are reminded that the Ammual Rifle Meeting will take place at Stonecutters at Easter (Sunday. 17th April and Monday 18th April) and it is hoped that it will be possible to enter at least 8 teams of 4 from No. 1. Platoon for the Team events and 2 for the Attack Competition (Tennt of 6).

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