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No. 4/10 Hongkong Volunteer De- fence Corps. . Örders “~ by Lleut Colone! L. G. Bird,, D.S.0.0.B.E. Commandant
FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1930.
CHINESE YM.C.A.
ANNUAL MEETING SHOWS
STEADY PROGRESS,
The annual meeting of the Board of Directors of the Chinesa Y. M. C. A. was held on Tuesday, at the Central, Building, Bridges A field Bring tactical exercise will Street, when a review of the work be held at Fanling on Sunday, 19th. January in which the following units during the past year was present will take part: M. G. Troop, A.C.ed, and officers were, elected for Coya
M.G. Coy, Scottish Coy. Alten- the current year. dance to count as two parades or as one day in camp.
The following officers were
LEAGUE CRICKET.
"ARMY-WIN" FIRST MATCH
AGAINST NAVY.
The newly formed team represent- ing the Army won their first match in the cricket longue when they beat the Royal Navy on the Hongkong CC. ground yesterday afternoon, winning by two wickets.
The Naval batsmen went to the elected: President, Mr. K. wickets first but only two made any. All ranks of abovó units will parado Chau, M.A.; Vice-President, Mr. thing like a standi - Lieut. Stephens, et Kowloon Railway Station and pro-3. D. Bush, M.A.; Recording Secre" who han been making abma Swedish Massage & Electric Batha Seed to Fanling on the 9,15 a.m. tary, Mr. P. C. Kwok, M.A.; Hon big scores for the Navy, knockod
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Manicuring. All Work carried out by experts. Phone No. C.2103
SHARE PRICES
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.
The following is the list of local share quotations issued to-day:
Banka,
Hongkong Bank, $1300 b Chartered Bank, 418 8. Mercantile A. & B., £277 . n. East Asia $95 b.
Insurances.
Canton 1.B., 8715 B. Union Ins., $379 b. North China, Ins., Tis. 160 Yangleze Ins, 850 .. China Underwriters, &1⁄2 1. China Fires, $335 - b.4 H. K. Fire Ins., $826)
Shipplug.
.t.
1).
Douglasos, $25 ↑ H. K. Steamboats, $271- "H. K. Tugs, $. H.
Indo-Chinas, (Def.) $70 u Unior Waterboats $234 b.
Mining.
Benguots, $4.70 b. Kailana, 55; n. Langkots, Tls. 13.60 n. S'hai Explorations, Tis. 1.30 n. Raubs, $11.60 b.
Tronohs, 21/- b.
Docks, etc.
Kowloon Wharves, 81441 b. Whampoa Docks, $31) China Providontu $5.45, s. Hongkowa, Tls 190
11.
Now Engineerings. Tik. 7.50 n. Shanghai Docks. Tls. 106 5.
Cottona.
Ewo Cottons, Tls. 15,6) b. Orientals, The, 2.30 h. Shai Cottons, Tis. 83 (old) b,
Lands, Hotels, etc.
4112.
H. and S. Hatols, $12.50 h. H. K. Lands, $65. b.
S'hai Lands Tls. 161
Humphroys, $14. b.
Ronkies, $8.90
F.
门。
Chinese Estates $98 H.
Public Utilities Tramways, $18,90 8. Peak Trame, fold $11.75 n. Star Ferries, $70 b. China Lights, (Old) $20. be II. K. Electrics, $71) s. Macao Electrics. 823 b. Telephones $9.55 b. China Buson, Tls. 151. b. Singapore Tractions, 10/- s.
Industrials.
China Bugare, $1 n. Malabons, $27
The "
Cald: Macg. Ord:. Tle. 11 Canton. Icos, $2.50 n. Cements (Comb.) $14,65 b. Ropos $7.50 s.
United Asbestos $5 b.
Stores, etc. Dairy Farms, $201 B Watsons, $11.10 b. Der A. Wings, '80 8. Lane Crawfords, $2.20 b. Mackintoshs, $18 b. Bincaren. $12 n.
Miscellaneous, Amusemonts, $28 b Constructions,..$1.30 b. B'quo Ind. G. Bonds, 61% H. K. G. Loan 5% s. Prom.
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·A.P.C. Building-
Tel. 0,345,
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Treasurer, Mr. Bhuen.
Departure, of HE. The Regular troops of the Garrison.
together with the Volunteer Defence Corps will Hne the streets on the 1st. February 14 is hoped that as many as possible will turn out on this
occasion.
Camp Pay List.
יז
Kwok- Wong
The President welcomed three newly elected members of the Board-Mr. P. C. Kwok, MA,, Dr. S. Su, J.D., and Dr. T. C. Yip. M.B., B.S.
The General Secretary gave a brief review of the work of the Association during the past year the outstanding feature being the completion of the Kowloon Branch, Waterloo Road. This cellency, the Officer Administer ro-building was opened, by His Ex-
ing the Government, on October 10th, and since then has carried benefit of the neighbourhood. Ita on a variety of activities for the
dormitory is now fully occupied.
*
turn of their Camp Pay List to the
Officers are requested to hasten
Headquarters' Office.
Musketry Table T Paris I & II The Engineer Coy, and Signals will fire at this course at Stonecutters on Sunday, 26th. January. Range Officer, Lieut. M. A. Johnson, M.M, Dress-musketry order, uniform or mufti. Launch will leave Queen's Pier at 9.00 am, and Kowloon Police Pler at 9.10.1.
4
Staff Re-organised.
with three others
up half a century before being dia. mineed. Laslett followed" with a valuable 27 and, making double figures, including 16 from His Excellency Vico Admiral Sir A. E. Walstell, a total of 128 runs was reached. Lieut. Col. Wyatt took four wickets for 23 runs.
Licht, Maxwell was the only Army player to make many runs, but ho
back to the pavillon. Be gave saw the scores level before being sent bright exhibition and had three sixars
ed after making 71, the Army score to his credit. When he was "diamtas-
stood at 130, for eight wickets, Everest made four runs more and'the
With the opening of the Kow-innings came to a clone with 140 on loon Branch, the staff of the Aa- the board. Com. Baker was the most nociation was re-organized. Un-deadly bowler, taking five wickets for
Corps Band. Band Practice will be held at 5.80ler Mr. Tsao, as General Secre- 10 TURK p.m. on Tuesday, 21st. January in tary, Mr. Tsui Moffat and Mr. Ko mufi nt Headquarters.
Sik-wn were appointed" Executive Secretaries of the Central and
Scores:
Navy.
The Battery,
Kowloon Branchce, respectively Lieut. J. P. Wright, Christian Parade at Headquarters for Gun This arrangement, as was anti-Sub, Lieut. Mosley, c Davies, b Drill on Friday, January 24th. at cipated, is a success. The train-
Wyatt 4,30 p.m.
|ing and improving of the Staff 18 Lieut. F. M. A. Stephens, e
always considered of the first Im-
Sawyer, b Fry porinnee and, with this end in view, two secretaries were sent to North Chinu last year, for fur- ther study.
Shed,
Engineer Company, Parade al Instruction Wellington Barracka, for D. L. in struction at 6.30 p.m. Thursday, January 23, Dress mufil,
Sunday, January 20th/ Musketry, Part 1, at Stonecultors.
Corps. Signals,
Sq. Ldr. Boumphrey, a Reynolds Lieut. D. P. Evans, e Wyatt,
Reynolds A.
c Christian, 6
Laslett,
W
137
40
OUR NEW BRITISH CROSSWORDS
1 Large bird.
Part of cont. 10 Metal.
39
120
Across
12 Hard.
11 Greek Goddess.
13 Squeeked.
15 Strive.
16 Prepared.
17 Showers.
10 Insects.
20 People outside the clergy.
21-Situation.
24 Chain
Q
24 An excuse.
4
25 Fate.
27 Warlike.
50 29 Declare.
580 Valley.
31 Obstructed.
34 Minded.
I
37 Recompense.
27
38 Cried.
40 Attend.
0
41 Kind.
10
42 Half.
41 Hests in water.
10
46 Resign.
10
43 Voluntary gifts.
0
47 Sewing necessity..
10
48 Organs of sight.
49 Back of the head.
Total
130
50 Wife of a deceased man.
61 Have.
Bowling Analysis.
0.
Down
M.
R.
W
Christian
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1
2 An alluring woman.
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3 Dealt with.
Wyatt
13.4
4 Thoroughfares.
Reynolds
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6 Black
During the rear a programme Com. C. Baker, e Wyatt, b Fry of religious instruction has been Sir A. K. Waistell, cand carried out, on a voluntary basis,
Reynolds Attendance ot meetings and Com. E. G. Stanley, c Crake, b Parades at Corps Headquarters at | classes have been well maintain- Wyatt 5.30 pan. on Monday, January 20th ed. The physical department has Sub. Licut, C. R. Bennett, not out am Thurday, January 23rd. Yor kept the playground and gymna-T. Cross, cand ḥ Wyatt Signal Framing Dress Muftl.
Extras Field Day on Sunday, January 19th, Bium well occupied. In addition
usual gaines, All detailed will parade outside the
to the
special Railway Station, Kowloon, at 2.00 classes for the training of leaders am. Dress: Uniform and Belt." were held. The now tennis, bas-1 Part Table T will be fired at ket ball and volley ball courts Stonecutters Range 1 Sunday, at the Kowloon building are prov- January 26th. Further particulara ing a boon to the neighbourhood. Fry"
will be given in next week's orders.
Machine Gun Troop. Parade at Headquarters at 630 p.. on Thursday, 23rd. January for machine gun Instruction,
All ranks are reminded of the Feld Firing Exercise on Sunday, 19th January; for full particulars ace Corps orders.
+
Armoured Car. Company. Car Section and Motor Cycle Section both parade at Headquarters nt 5.30 p.m. on 17th January for machine gun instruction.
|
Machine Gun Company. Parade in mufti 5.30 pm at Headquarters for machine gun train- ing on Tuesday, 21.. January,
Scottish Company.
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Education Work.
Army.
umtia : I
In the Education department an| Crake important step was taken, when Collins the schools were removed from the round floor of the main building to the first floor of the Junior Major R. H. Crako, à Baker' building. The new premises are Cpl. Dayles, e Cross, b Lzalebt more suitable, as to both light and Capt. Reynolds, Baker air, and, further, provide room for Lieut. Maxwell, Baker 20 additional boys, bringing the Lieut. Col. F. G. Wyatt, total up to 240. The night school,
Bennett, b Waistol! offering courses in English and Pte. Joyce, st, Cross, b Mosley Commercial subjects, has an en-Pe. Fry, c Stanley, & Laslett rolment of 120.
In the department of social sci- vice, the Y. M. C. A. unit of the St. John Ambulance, Brigade per- formed 21,237 vaccinations last year, free of charge. A Health Week and a Better Home Week Parades Thursday, 23rd. January, were conducted, and numerous 1930. Machine Gun Instruction. lectures and discussion group
No. 6 Platoon at Kowloon Dock under Lieut. G. Duncan, M.B.E.
No. 7 Platoon at Headquarters at 5.30 9.1, under Lim. H. Rt. Forsyth,
J
Portuguese Company.
The Company will parade for training under Platoon arrangements on Friday, January 24th, at Head quartern at 5.30 p.m.
There will be no parade on Friday, January 31st...
All rifles and Bayonets should be returned to Corps Stores as soon as possible.
Transfer.
"
No. 1452 Spr. G. E. Stopchns is transferred from Engineer Company to Reserve Company as from date.
Strength.
The following recruits are taken on the strength and posted as under:
No. 1535 Ple. T. F. Stainton, No. 7 Platoon, from 0.1.30.
No. 1536 Plc. D. McColgan, No. 7
Platoon, from 9.1.30.
No. 1537 Pte, T. Lindars, No. 4] Platoon, from 14.1.30,
Struck off the Strength. No. 1282 Gr. F. IL. Blunsdon is per-1 mitted to resign as from 31.1.30.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
GEE FOR A MINUTE I THOUGHT"
I WAS STILL UP ON UNCLE
HARRY'S RANCH - IT AÜL' SEEMS JUST LIKE A BIG
DREAM !!
Licut Christian, Baker L/G 'Everest, à Laslett”.......... L/C Sawyer, c Bennett, b Baker Pte, Collins, not out
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
were held. 570 different young | Baker men slayed at the Central Depart Laslelt ment hostel during the year. 102 Boumphrey at the Kowloon Branch and 55 in Bennett Waistell the Student Hostel, a total of 727,
Mosley
LX.
The revenue, for current penses amounted to the sum of $00,188.52, and expenditures were $86,665.16, thus reducing the in- debtedness of the Association from $4,436.72 to $1,613.30.
The President expressed the pleasure of the Board with the favourable report, and their hope that the coming year would be the best in the history of the Associa tion,
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Leave. No. 1462 Sgt. L. Goldman, No 1 Platoon, from 13.1.30 to 12.3.30.
No. 1600 Pie. L. G. Frost, Machine Gun Troop, from 14.1.39 to 15.2.30.
No. 1090 Drmr. H. R. Major, Scottish Company, from 1.2.30 to No. 1240 Pie. A. D. Wyllie, Scot Lish Company, from 1.2.30 to 31.10.30,
R. A. WOLFE-MURRAY, MAJOR,
Adjutant, HLKV.D. Corps. Noto. Carpa Orders will be. issued on 20.1.30 instead of 80.1.80:
31.10.30.
I CAN'T GET IT THROUGH. MY HEAD YET THAT I'M HOME AGAIN ****** MEBBE I'M STILL DREAMING AND I'M NOT
HOME AT ALL
0 Nelata.
7 Transparent aubalance.
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71 friendly match against the H.K.C.C. to-morrow at 2 p.m. sharp at. Pok- 14 fulum.-C. W. Lam (Capt.), D. K. Samy, M. B. Osman, L. T. Rido, B. V. Gitvins, E. A. Loo, S. R. Kermant, D. J. N. Anderson, W. H. Kwan and A. N. Other.
Police Team.
The following team will represent 140 the Police against Craigengower on Saturday on the latter's ground-T. H. King (Capt.) W. Te Burt Spar- row, A. Reynolds, C. F. Alexander, E. Post, A. Kirby, T. IL Hunter, W. Sherry, B. G. Baker, W. Meadows, Waglan. Reserve: Danbrowsky, A. V. Baker. Umpire: W Kent Scover: S. Smith.
W.
0. M. I.
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SATURDAY'S MATCHES.
Hongkong C.C. Teams
for To-morrow,
The following will represent the H.K.C.C. at cricket on Saturday next:
K. C. C. Teams.
T.
1st XI v. LR.C. at Sookumpwo. W. Brace (Capt.), E. C. Fincher, A. W. Ramsay, F. Lawrence, N. H. Ross, F. Zimmern, S. Jex, F. Goodwin, A. T. Lee, E. F. Fincher, D. Laing. Umpire, J. P. Robinson; scorer, A. Hyde-Lay.
13 Fashion
14 Dull
5%
18 Affects with pain.
20 Maimed.
21 Rost,
22 Nail.
23 Arched over.
124 Stacked, "
20 Having a means of propulsion..
27 Artificial.
29 Renown.
Restored to perfection,
33 Fight between two.
35 Shiver.
30 Wholly,
38 Levered.
39 In cart.
40 Slung.
41 Human being.
42 The populace,
43 Cereal grinding machines.
44 Mako, beer,
45 ImmerseK.
Yesterday's Solution.
PUMN PANCH FACT E REVEL RIVER D ARZA ATTAR AGRE LETTUCE NUODNOR GUERRED M D SADRE E PANAL CLDENT T BARENE B DESIRED È A FALLEN A WARDEN FRAND
LABTS GA FNSTA O M CURRIED RIDDLES RGUN TONED EARN DEFAR SLURS A WEED DENSE SHIP
LETTER GOLF.
The whip hand is a nice thing to have in any kind of sport, ins cluding letter golf. Just to make to-day's a little harder, however, we'll go from HAND. to WHIP.
HAND
W
HI
P
1-The idea of letter, golf is to
2nd XI v. Club de Recreto, H.O.C. Ground.-B. Petheram (Capt.), A. IL First eleven against University F. Raven, G. Lee, G. A. V. Hall, N. change one word to another and
-friendly.-T. E. Pearce A. E. MacKay, II. Overy, I..J. Hirat, (away), (Capt.), H. Owen Hughes, E. R. F. 3. W. Smith, A J. Kew, 0. B. do it in par, a given number of Duckiti, H. V. Parker, A. C. L Bow Raven, R. Baldwin. Reserve, H. Mar-strokes. Thus to change COW to ker, A. Reid, A. C. Bock, J. B. Collin, low. Umpire, A. W. Blins; scorer, HEN, in three strokes, COW, J. R. Hinton, E. J. R, Mitchell, R. H. Capt. Laithwaite.
HOW, HEW, HEN. D. Wade.
Indian 'R.C. Team.
Second eleven against R. E. and S. (home), league.-W. W. McKenzie,
The following will represent the H. J. Armstrong, G. E. R. Diyett, 3. IL Ashworth, I. H, Dowler, R. Indian R.C. 1st XL in a League match Hepburn, W. Harris Walker, R. M. Wood, J. R. Way, C, E. Gahogan, G.
D. Mond.
2-You can change only one letter at a time.
3-You must have a complete
against the Kowloon C.C. on Saturday word, of common usage, for each on the LRC, ground A. A. Ram-jump, Slang words and abbrevia Jahn (Capt.), J. S. A. Curreem, A. Htions dont's count, Rumjahn, A. el Arculli, A. M. Rum-
4.-The order of letters cannot ̈ jahn, A. IL Madar, 8. A, Jamail, Abe changed. K. Minu, A R. Minu, C. F. Doodlia,
Scorer:
University Team,
The following have been selected to and O. Ismail, represent the Varsity 1st XI in a Razack.
Sure of It
IN
A. E
Ono solution is printed on. another page.
By Blosser
FRECKLES! I'M NOT
GOING TO CALL YOU AGAIN.......
THE NEXT TIME I'M
COMING UP WIT) A
YES-IM
HOME!!
STICK !
OTHER'S VOICE
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