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DR. RIZAL CONCERT.

ENJOYABLE FUNCTION, AT THE FILIPINO CLUB.

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In connexion with the annivers ary of the birth of Dr. Jose Rizal, the great Filipino patriot, a con- cort and dance were held at the Filipino Club at King's Park last evening.

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MONDAY, JULY 8, 1929.

TROOP CHANGES.

K.OS.B. NOT GOING UNTIL.

FEBRUARY. ·

Further amendments to the trooping programme as affecting the China Command have been made during the last few days but still no prevision is made for a bat- talion to relieve the King's Own Scottish Borderers, who are dus to leave. Hongkong for Poona early next year.

When Inquiries were made in milliary circles on Saturday it was pointed out that according to the first trooping programme and subsequent amendments no other battalion of troops would be stationed here after the King's Own Scottish Borderers leave for Landia.

Never lacking in musical talent. the best resources of the Filipino community appeared to have been recruited for the occasion, the pre- gramme presented being one which would have done credit to any en- tertainment, professional amateur. As it was, the function was one which was fully enjoyed by the large gathering present, and the committee responsible for the arrangements, as well as the con- tributors to the entertainment, are

It was stated that nothing was to be heartily congratulated.

Following a shurt introductory known apart from the information speech by Br. 1. S. Custro, in contained in the trooping pro- which he extolled the merits of the gramme. but that if there are programme, paying a handsome further amendments regarding tribute to their conductor, Pro- troops for Hongkong then an fessor Gonzales, Dr. V. N. Atienza, announcement to that effect would the president of the Club, doliver be made.. ed an address on the life and work of Dr. Rizal. A highly cultured man, Dr. Rizal was unfortunately cut off in the prime of his years, but he had left behind a legacy of patriotism, which would surely be realised one day by his people. The apenkor spoke optimistically of the day when the Philippines would be in a position to command a separate seat on the league of Nations (Applause).

The concert that followed was a very enjoyable affair, those who took part, in addition to the orchestra, being Mr. G. d'Aquino, the Hawaiian Troubadours, Mrs.

KOSB-Leaving Later. Formerly it was arranged that the King's Own Scottish Borderers should embark on the transport Dorsetshire on January 9. They will not leave, however, until February 25 and will proceed to India, on the City of Marsailles. The vessel will arrive here on February 11 with the 2nd Batta- Hon Groen Howards on board

After bound for Shanghai. few days' atay in the North the transport will return to Hong- kong to embark the K.O.S.B.

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Her first visit during the com-

J. O'Brien, Master Abraham, Mr.ing trooping season will be on 1. E. Remedion, the "Two-Men November 20. The vessel whil Jazz Band" in the persons of Mr, bring the Argyle and Sutherland Richard Castro and son, Mr. N. Highlanders from the West Indies Habla, and Professor Gonzales. Mr. to China but on the outward Angeles was the accompanist of the voyage will not call here. The evening.

City of Marseilles is due at Shanghal on November 3 and at later. Chinwangtao four days

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and Sutherland Highlanders who will take on board' the 2nd Border Regiment which is destined for India, calling at Hongkong on November 20,

Only Two Transports. Apart from the City of Mar- neilles only one other transport His many friends in the Colony will be engaged in China trooping, according to the amended pro- will regret to hear of the death, gramme. The Neuralis will bring which occurred early yesterday af- the 1st Battalion Worcestershire fernoon at the French Hospital at' Causeway Bay, of Mr. Jack Buch- Regiment from India, arriving.at anan, C.A., of the firm of Messrs. Hongkong on November 6 and

Shanghal on November 8. Thomson and Co., chartered ac-Worcestershires will be disembark- countants of York Building. Mred at Shanghai, the vessel picking Buchanan had only been ill for a few days. He contracted typhoid up the 1st Norfolks, who are to fever and on the advice of Dr. J. proceed to India, C. Margown was removed from his residence at Shek-O to Hospital, where he' gradually grow, worne and passed away yesterday,,

Very popular among his friends, the late Mr. Buchanan came out to Hongkong in November last year and soon identified himself with many of the activities of the Colony, including the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the Fanling Hunt, the Shek- Country Club and the Hongkong Club. He was the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan of Croftamic, Dryman, Scotland, and hut he lived for another few days would havo celebrated his 25th birthday. Ha passing in his

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The Neuralia will make a second trip to China, bringing drafts from England for various regiments. On her second vaynge she is due to arrive here on February 16 and at Shanghai will embark the 2nd Battalion Wilt- 0 turnover shire Regiment with for Egypt and the United King- dom. Her Inst call here will be on February 28,

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