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POLICE RESERVE.

ORDERS ISSUED BY THE INSPECTOR GENERAL

Police Reserve orders by the Hon. Mr. T. H. King, Inspector General of Police, state:

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER - 13, 1992.

A MUI-TSAI CASE.

SYMPHONIC CONCERT.

WOMAN FINED IN KOWLOON. HIGH-CLASS ENTERTAINMENT

YESTERDAY

AT PENINSULA HOTEL

What was described as A por The popularity of the Peninsula ticularly bad case was brought at Hotel symphonie concorts was par- the Kowloon Magistracy before ticularly in evidence by the record Mr. Fraser yesterday, when Yeung attendance last Sunday night: the Chinese Company.

Wai-lan, a married woman, was seating accommodation was full to Strength. Constablo R.62 Lam Shu charged with keeping an un the absolute limit, well over 600 Tak has been permitted to resign registered mui-traí aged 12, and being present, and every, item of from the Chinese Company, as from with assaulting her.

the well selected programme, with- 6th September, 1932

out exception, was accorded most Training Course-Part II. The fol

Prosecuting, Inspector Fraser desorvedly gonorous and hearty lowing have been passed out as sald the girl was presented by her tributes of appreciation. efficient in Part II of Training Courno mother to the defendant last year No doubt, however, the ultra at- (Knowledge of Folice Duties and Re-for a sum of $115. On September traction, which was most inspiring, Kulations)..

Constables R.63 Mak Hung Kwong.

the girl's mother went to the was the group of masterpieces com- Kowloon Police Court and made a prising the second part Theso E.64 Tam Moon Lin. 16 Kwok Hon Ying,

report that her daughter was were The "Unfinished Symphony" R.88 LI Hol Chun,

being ill-treated by the defendant. (Dramatic) by Schubert, a British R.89 Fung Hok Ling.

The S. C. A. were communicated) Fantadia "Cavalcado" by Noel 1.90 Chan Chung Yee. with, and when they made In-Coward, and the grand descriptive All recruits will attend at the quiries they found the girl living overture "1812" by Tachalkowsky, Chinese Company's Headquarters on with her mother. It was alleged which were rendered by a combined Tuesday, September 13th, at 6.30 p.m. that the girl was assaulted at noon orchestra of selected musicians for instruction.

on September 7 and again at from the bands of the Hongkong All Training Course-Part 1. cruits of the Chinese Company will midnight. It was also alleged and Shanghai Hotels Ltd., and the attend Central Pollen Sintion for that the girl was made to get up 1st. Bn. the South Wales Borderers, Squad Drill on Thursday, September at 3 a.m. to commence her house under the ablo conductorship of Mr. J. L Gecks. Prolonged ap- 16th, at 6.30 p.m. Dress White Unl-hold duties. form and Cap with White Cover.

ranks of

On the first charge, his Worshipplause demanded an encore. which Inspection Parade. All

imposed a fine of $250, but dis-was responded to with Wagner's the Chinese Company will parade at missed the second on the ground. "Albamblatt" (Album Leaf).

This section was an exceptional- Central Police Station on Thursday,

the September 16th, for a general inspec- of insumcient evidence. tion of equipment etc. by the Company Defendant admitted having twoly pleasant feature, and on-

whole the entertainment was of a Fall in at 5.30 p.m. previous convictions, Commander.

very high order and afforded an sharp. Dress-White Uniform, Hel-

enjoyable evening to the large gathering present.

The

incl, Belt, Truncheon, Whistle, Armlet and Badge, "Packet Policeman" and

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Note-book to be carried. Those not pection of equipment etc. by the Com in possession of uniform will attend any Commander. Fall in at 6.30 in mufti. No members may be absent pan, sharp Dress--White Uniform, White Cover, Delt. from this parade without leave from Cap with

The Truncheon. Whistle, and Armlet with the Company Commander. Equipment Officer will make it a point Badge, Those not in possession of of being present. Rocroita will attend, uniform will attent in mufti, No members may be absent from this Promotions.

parado without leave from the Com- any Commander. The Equipment Officer will make it a point of being prezent. Recruits will attend,

Sub-Inspector Chow U Ting to be Inspector: P.S.R. 16 Ow Young Kin long to be S.T. and Equipment Offeer. To be Sab-Inspector P.S.R. 13 David F. W. Lole, P.S.R. 26 Tsai Kwing- kwong.

Flying Squad.

Special patrol will be held on To be Crown Sergeant.-L.S.R. 46 Wednesday, September 14th. at 5.30 Thomas Yin, LS.R. 56 Cheng Suk-P. and on Sunday, September 18th. at 11.30 am. Fall in at Central Police kit. L.S.R. 67 Chow Ching-chiu.

Station,

To be Lance Sergeant.-P.C.R. 28 Chan Ping-fan, P.C.R. 53 Hon Yan- im, P.C.R. 73 ilo Shiu-que, P.C.R. 77 Pun Hon-yin, P.C.R. 87 Wong Chung.

All above to date from 10. 0, 32. Indian Company.

Emergeney Unit Reserve.

ORGAN RECITAL

PROGRAMME AT ST. ANDREW CHURCH,

KOWLOON

At St. Andrew's Church, Kow- loon, last evening, a recital on the reconstructed organ, which was dedicated on Sunday by the Very Rev. Dean A. Swann, was given by Mr. Rupert Baldwin, assisted by Messrs. F. W. Dann, J. W. Baldwin (St. Andrew's Choir) and H. J. Best (Cathedral Choir).

were:-- The items rendered Prelude (from Sonata No. 3) in C minor (Guilmant); Slumber Drill and Revolver Shoot. The Unit Song (E. Mason); Quartet, "God wil) parade on Thursday, September is a Spirit" (Sterndale-Bennett); 16th at 5.20 p.m. Fall in at the Toccata and Fugue in D. minor Queen's Pier. The Van will be in Bach); Spring Song (Hullins); attendance. Shooting will commence at 5.30 p.m. at the Kennedy Rond Quartet "Savlour, Thy children Suite Gothique Range. Dross optional.

Strength. The following have been(a) Introduction Chorale, (b)

Menugt Gothique, (c) Priore of the Revolver Shot to be held at the taken on the strength of the Emer-Notre-Dame, and, (d) Toccata, Kennedy Koud Range on Wednesday,gency Unit Reserve, as from 10th. September 14th. at 5.30 p.m.

Inspection Parade. All ranks the Indian Company will parade at Central Police Station on Thursday, September 22nd, for a general ins

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Revolver Practice. All ranks of the have been Indian Company warned by the Officer Commanding the Company to attend, are reminded

EAST 1WO

DAYS

At 2.30, 5.10,

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September, 1992:

of Conetables R.407 C.C.J. Whitehead.

R,100 F. L. Rocha.

(Sgd.) D. L. KING,

D. S. P. (R).

keep (Sullivan):

A collection was made in aid of the organ and choir fund.

On October 10, another recital will be given by Mr. Frederick Mason, Cathedral organist.

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