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SUNDAY,

To-lay's wireless programme, broadcast by Z.B.W. on 355 metres.

12.80-2.00 p.m. Programme of Vic- tor records by courtesy of Messrs, Tsung Fook Piano Company.

7.00-9.00 p.m. Programme of Vic- for records by courtesy of Messrs. Teang Fook Piano Company:- "Traviata-Prelude to Act 1 and 3,"

(Verdi).. Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York. "Tango" (Albeniz). "Aufschwung (Soaring),"

(Schumann, Op. 12, No. 2).

Wilhoim Bachaus Piano Solo. "Tannhauser-Pilgrims' Chorus."

(Wagner). "Trovatore-Anvil Chorus," (Verdi).

Victor Mixed Chorus. "Spanish Dance No. 1."

(Moszkowski, Op. 12)., "Spanish Serenade

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SATURDAY, MAY. 10. 1930.

THE VOLUNTEERS.

ORDERS FOR THE COMING WEEK.

No. 19/30.--Hongkong Volunteer Dolence Corps Orders by Major H. B. L. Dowbiggin

Hongkong, 9th May.

King's Birthday Parade. There will be a rehearsal for the King's birthday at Volunteer Head- quarters on Tuesday, 27th May, 1930. at 6 p.m. Dress Uniform.

Annual Rifle Meeting. The Prize giving in connexion with the Annual Ride Meeting will be held at Volunteer Headquarters os Friday, 30th May when H.E. The General Officer Commanding has kindly con- sented to be present.

Dinner.

A dinner will be held at Volunteer Headquarters on Friday, 30th May at 8 p.m. Tickets price $1.50 each will be available from Tuesday next, 13th

Heart) victor Concert Orchestra, | May, 1930,

"I'm A Dreamer, Aren't We All!" (De Sylva-Brown-Henderson). "If I Had A Talking Picture of You,"

(De Sylva-Brown-Henderson). Johnny Marvin. Comedian with orchestra,

"Reap Soir (Evening Fair),"

(Paul Bourget-Claude Debussy). "Clair De Lune (The Wistful

Moon)," (Paul Verlaine-Joseph Szulc).

Band Practice.

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SIRLOINS OF ZEBU.

BUT NONE FOUND IN THE WEST END,

"A sirloin of zebu, please."

A consular report on economic conditions in Brazil, published F. M. T. by the British Department of Overseas Trade, suggests that one day this may be a regular order by British housewives.

It states: "An

experienced British company is understood to: be trying to overcome the preju- dice against zebu meat, which, it appears, when chilled is quite good eating."

The zeba is a species of humped ox, chiefly found in Brazil, India, and China. It looks rather like a buffalo, and is often used for hauling transport wagona.

Inquiries at London restaurants. discovered a total absence of zebu on the menu. Two of the big firms at Smithfield which deal with the Imports of chilled beef from South America are interested be in zebus, but have not yet brought

In future Band Practice will held on Mondays at 5.80 pan.

Corps Band. There will be a full Band Practies at 5.30 p.m. in mufti at Headquarters on Monday, 12th May, 1930.

Battery,

There will be no parades

Say for the Carolines,"

Garden. Soprano with piano. further notice.

"Cry Lewis-Young-WarTCD)

"What is this Thing Called Love?"

(Cole Porter).

Corps Signals.

them to London.

A year or two ago scientists at the British Association annual meeting predicted that one day elk meat from Canada would be a staple British diet. This has already appeared in London, but until only at exclusive restaurants, where elk steak has attracted gourmets.

Signa! Class will parade at Corps Headquarters at 5.30 p.m. on Thurs

Jesse Crawford Wurlitzer Organ.day, May 15th. "Kathleen Mavourneen,"

(Julia Crawford-Frederick

N: Crouch).

"Lore's Old Sweet Song."

(G. Cliftor, Bingham Lyman Molloy).

Tenor with

pinno.

John McCormack,

"You're Always in My Arms,”

(Joseph McCarthy-Harry Tierney).

"If You're in love, You'll Waltz,"

(Joseph McCarthy-Harry Tierney).

Bebe Daniels. Soprano with orchestra. "Concerto in E Minor," (In 7 Parts)

(Mendelssohn, Op. 64). "A May Breeze." (Mendelssohn-

Kreisler), (Violin Solo with plano). Fritz Kreisler and The State Opera Orch, conducted by Dr. Leo Blech, "Love's Dream After the Ball."

(Czibulka).

"Dream Visions-Intermezzo,"

(Carl Stix). Venetian Trio. Florentine Quartet. "Mary of Argyle" (Jeferys-Nelson), "Auld Scotch Saugs,"

(Rev. Dr. Bethune-J. F. Leeson), Sir Harry Lauder. "Love Me," (Lenoir-Morne-Aivat). "I Close My Eyes to The Rest of

The World" (Cliff Friend). Jesse Crawford. Wurlitzer Organ. "Spring Song," (Mendelssohn). "Venetian Love Song."

(Ethelbert Nevin).

0.00 p.m.

Florentine Quartet. Weather report. Dance Programme. 11.30 p.m.

Close down.

SUNDAY'S PROGRAMME, 11.00-12.10 Approx. Church Ser- vice relayed from St. John's Cathedral. 12.15-1.40 p.m. Chinese programme.

Weather report 0.00 p.m. 9.46-10.30 nm. Programme of Vic- for records by courtesy of Messre. Tang Fook Plano Company- "Nutcracker Suite," (In & Parts)

(Tschaikowsky).

Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Leopold Stokowski.

"Tannhauser-Evening Star,"

(Wagner).

"Two Grenadiers," (Heinrich Hone-Robert Schumann),

Reinald Werrenrath, Baritone with orchestra.

"Just e-Wearyin' for You."

(Frank Stanton-Carrie Jacobs-Bond).

Soprano

"I Love You Truly,"

(Carrie Jacobs-Bond), Dusolina Giannini,

with orchestra. "Pastoral Symphony (from The Messiah')." (Handel).

"1. Bow Lovely Are The Moarongers (from St. Paul)" (Mendelssohn).

2. See The Conquering Hero Comes (from Judas Maccabaeus")." (Mondelssohn).

Victor Coneert Orchestra. "Symphony Pathetique (In 19

Parts). "(No. 6 In B Minor) (Tschaikowsky, Op. 74). Symphony Orchestra conducted by Albert Coates, flose down.

10.30 p.m.

FATAL EXPLOSION OF AMMONIA.

OVER TWENTY BURIED

IN WRECKAGE.

St. Joseph, Missouri, May 9. Twenty-two peraons are missing, and four are known to be dead, as a result of the explosion of huge ammonia tanks in the Armour Packing Company build- ing, which seemed to be lifted and then flung down again.

Wreckage is now piled three storeys high, and rescuers reckon it will take two days to extricate the victims-Reuter's American

Probable Cause,

Service.

Later. Eight bodies have now been recovered from the ruins of the Armour building, and twelve stiil missing are believed to have perished:

Twelve were injured, of whom one is not expected to recover. Sur- vivora say they believe the explo- Bion was due to a watchman with a lighted lantern entering the building while it was full of es- caped gas-Reuter's American Ser- vice,

Machine Gun Troop Parade on Thursday, 15th May at 5.30 p.m. at Causeway Bay Stables for Troop drill.

Machine Gun Company. There will be no parades until further notice.

Scottish Company. Parades Thursday, 15th May, 1930 for Machine Gun Instruction.

No. Platoon at Kowloon Dock under Lieut. G. Duncan, M.B.E.

No. 7 Platoon at Headquarters 6.30 p.m."under Captain H. R. Forsyth.

bear steaks, moose meat,

Kangaroo tails, elephant font, and shark fins are other dishes now to be enten occasionally at West End restaurants,

BRITAIN RESUMES

CONTACT.

MINISTER AND STAFF GOING TO KABUL

•

Peshawar, May 9. The Indian staff of the British Legation at Kabul, which will be reopened in view of the restora

in tion of 1 stable regime Afghanistan, left for Kabul to day.

Portuguese Company. Parades. The Company will parade Headquarters under Platoon

The new Minister, Mr. R. R. arrangements on Friday, May 16th.

Fridays, May 23rd and 30th are McConachie, and other British allotted for Competitions.

Legation members, will leave for Rifles All Riftes must now be re- turned

clean Kabul on May 10. There has been to Corps Stores in condition. Any defects must be re- no British Minister at Kabul since

Sir Francis Humphrys and ported when handing in the Rifles.

staff were taken to Peshawar by Struck off the Strength.

February, 1929.- Having completed 3 years Service. aeroplane in No. 1113 Sigm. L. Baptis, Corps Reuter. Signals as from 15.4.30.

No. 1175 Cpl. D. C. Baptista, Corps Rand, as from 1.5.30.

Having left the Colony,

nis

Two peasants, near Graz, in

No. 1032 Bdr. T. J. McCarr, Bat- Austria, were so concerned about:

tery, as from 1.5.80.

Leave. No. 1651 Tpr. R. J. I. White Machine Gun Trooper, from 22.4.30 to 22.6.30.

their cattle that they left their children to be burnt alive. When their farm caught fire at night, they directed the attention of the fire brigade entirely to the stables. It No. 1368 Pte. D. E. Ellis, No. 1 was only when the roof fell in that Platoon, from 125.30 to 30.6.30. they remembered their son of six No. 1362 Pte. G. A. V. Hall, No. 2 and daughter of eleven asleep in Platoon, from 15th to 27th May, 1930. the house. The firemen by that

R. C. STRACHEY. (Captain), time were unable to effect an en- Acting Adjutant, H.K.V.D. Corpa. Ítrance into the upper storeys.

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