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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1932.

· WELCOME CONCERT

LINCOLNS ENTERTAINED

AT Y.M.C.A.

SCOUTS CAMP.

THE 7TH KOWLOON TROOP

AT TAI PO

FOR M.C.L FUNDS.

CONCERT AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE

A ""welcome" concert to the A party of Scouts belonging to In ald of M. C. L. Funds a most Lincolnshire Regiment was held 7th Kowloon Troop spent the successful concert was held at at the Y.M.C.A. last night, when week-end at Tal Po under canvas. Government House yesterday. an enjoyable programme was ar- The party, which comprised The arrangements were made by ranged by Mr. G. W. True, of the Scoutmasters Lon Mang Hoon. Mrs. W. T. Southern, wife of His Y. M. C. A. Social Committee. Alfred Hunt, and S.C. Wy, and 16 Excellency, the Omcer Adminis Among those prenent were Major Scouts, left Yaumati at 2 p.m. on tering the Government, and it was Thoyte. Capt. Pennack, and Liouts. Saturday and marched to Shatin to that lady that the muccoss of Makenzie, Pim. Powell, Hocquard and there, boarded the train for the effort was duo. and Young. Words of welcome Tal Po, arriving at their destina- were expressed by Mr. F. B. Craption at 6 p.m. Upon their arrival noll, Chairman of the Y.M.C.A. the Troop proceeded to a hill hear Services Work Committee.

a stream, where they pitched tents and prepared camp for the night. The most was made of this opportunity to instruct the young er Scouts in the correct manner of crecting tonts, preparing the evening meal, improving their knowledge of signalling, etc.

Mr. Crapnell referred to the ac- commodation and recreational facilities provided for the use of service men at the Y.M.C.A. and [expressed a hoarty welcome to the

regiment. Major J. A. A. Griffin, D.S.O.. replied on behalf of the Lincolns.

The audience comprised nearly) 200 and included His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government, (the Hon. Mr. W. T. Southorn) and Mrs. Southorn, Sir Henry and Lady Pollock, Sir Joseph Kemp, Sir Shouson Chow, Hon, Dr. and Dirs. Kotewall, Dr. Bruno Haba Mr. and Mrs. W. E.. L. Shen- and party, Lady Mary Barton, Hon.

ton and Miss Shenton, Hon. Mr. On the following (Sunday) R. M. Henderson and Mrs. Hen- morning the camp was visited by derson, Mrs. E. R. Hallifax, Mr. districts, and the Troop was con- N. Chau, Mrs. T. H. King, Mrs. E. villagers from the surrounding and Mrs. J. R. Wood, Hon. Mr. T. ducted by Mr. Lai Chi-cheong on a D. C. Wolfe, Mrs. R. S. Bell and orchard which proved very in party, Mrs. and sight-seeing trip to Hong Lok teresting and enjoyable to all con- Hughes, Mrs. G. D. R. Black, Mrs.

Misa Owen-

The programme opened with two numbers by the "Y" Male Volce Chair-"Sailors' Chorus" and Bonnie Charlie." Entertain- ing items were then given by Rov. M. I.. Bryan, followed by Miss Zena Wiggins; soprano, who sang cerned. The smart appearance of Dunsterville, Mrs. Kinnaird Wat- "Bird of Morn" (Evelyn Sharpe) and "Sincerity" (Emelle Clarke). "The Rhythm Boys," Mesara. F. G. Appleby and Chas. Downs, gained a good round of applause in their yarn and dance items as also did Mr. G. F. d'Aquino, tepor, In selected numbers.

the Scouts attracted much atten-

tion.

son, Mrs. A. H. Ferguson and Miss Ferguson, Miss Braga and Mrs. Murdock.

The concert was produced un- der the direction of Mr. Frederick

and

Po Market where they were in- At 1.30 p.m. they arrived at Tai vited to tin by Ma Yiu-tine. A speech was made by Scoutmaster Mason, A.R.CO., and those tak S.C. Wu on behalf of the Troop, ing part were Mrs. D. J. Valentine acknowledging the kindness of | (Mezzo-Soprano), Mr. Maurico The second half was introduc- their hest Mr. Ma and expressing Baritone), Mr. A. M. Bowes-Smith ed by a musical burlesque entitled appreciation of his generosity. (Planoforte) "The Disorderly Room,"

accompanist which Photographs were taken after the Mr. Frederick Mason. The items was produced by permission of entertainment.

were well received and many en- Lt. Col. N. C. Bennett, O.B.E.. The Scouts then returned to cores were given. M.C., and Officers of the Argyll camp, struck tents, and proceeded And

The opening item was "Charm- Sutherland Highlanders.to Tai Po Market Station, where ing Chloo" (Edward German) Those taking part and the charac- they entrained for Yaumati, thus sung by Mr. Barton, who also ters they impersonated were Mr. bringing to a conclusion A very.contributed "When dull care,” an C. S. Beat as the Colonel: Bdsmn. onjoyable and instructive outing, Old English molody (arr. Taylor as the R.S.M.; Bdamn.soneelsted by all who participat-Wilson), "When comes my Gwen" Hunt as the Escort; Sgt. Spaugh-led therein. ton as the witness; and Pto. Quig- gley as the prisoner.

During this half the Male Voien Choir rendered the "Comrades' Song of Hope" and "A Hunting We Will Go;" Miss Zona Wiggins a salected number and the "In- dian Love Call" from "Rose Marle"; and further entertain- ment by the Rev. Bryan. The programme was brought to a clone by "the Rhythm Boys."

POPPY DAY FUND.. A FURTHER 3500 SUBSCRIBED

YESTERDAY

The Secretary of Earl Halgs' Fund, Hongkong, makes, the follow- ing further acknowledgments: Previously Acknowledged $2,178.00 Mr. L. J. Davies

50.00 50.00

Mr. L. E. N. Ryan Messrs. H. K. Hotel Messra. Peninsula Hotel Mr. F. H. Crapnell Messrs. British Film Distribution Co. Ltd. Prof. W. 1. Gerrard-

Mr. F. Lobel

Mr. J. R. Masson

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POLICE RESERVE.

ORDERS BY THE INSPECTOR

GENERAL

The following Police Reserve Orders have been fasued by the lion. Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe, C. B. G., Inspec- tor General of Police..

Chinese Company. Training Course-Part II. All recruits will attend at the Chinese Company's leadquarters on Tuesday, October 26th. at 6.30 p.m. for instruc-

tion,

Training Course-Part I. All re- eruits of the Chinese Company will attend Central Police Station for Squad Drill on Thursday, October 27th.

ot 5.30 p.m. Dress-Walt Uniform, and Cap with White Coyer, Indian Company. Inspection Parade. All ranks of the 37.50 Indian Company will parade at Cen- 37.50 tral Police Station on Thursday, 30.00 October 27th for a general inspection

Lane

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8. 8.

Mra. Valentine sang "Eyes of bluo" (Chaminade), "A Green Cornfield" (Michael Hend), "The

Changeling" Fairy

(Hadyn Wood), and "Little Chinese Man- darin" and received merlied ap- plause while Mr. Bowen-Smith rendered the planoforte numbers Scherzo,

**ALIPORE No. 1 in B. Minor (Chopin) Prelude In G. Minor RJPUTANA (Rachmaninof), and "A Romp" *BANGALORE

York Bowen).

At the close, Mrs. J. R. Wood, CORFU president of the M. C. L., vofeed | *KIDDERPORE the thanks of the Committee to OMORIN Mr. and Mrs. Southorn and the ] }*BHUTAN artistes.

CROWN LANDS.

TWO LOTS SOLD AT P.W.D. AUCTION

Two lots of Crown land, were

of equipment etc, by the Company sold at the P.W.D. Auction yes- 25.00 Commander. Fall in at 5.30 p.m.terday afternoon. 25.00 sharp. Dress White Uniform, Cap One lot comprising about 22,500 26.00 with White Cover, Belt, Truncheon, square feet at Ma Tau Wei was 25.00 Whistle, and Armlet with Badge.bought by Mr. Leo Fat, of Messrs. 25.00 Those not in possession of unifarm Gibson, architects, for $23,000. 26.00 will attend in mufti. No members The upset price was $16,875.

may be absent from this parade with-

25.00

out leave from the Company Com- The second lot comprising about mander. The Equipment Ofeer will 1,036 square feet at Mong Kok 25.00 make it a point of being present.

Taul was bought by Mr. You Ping- 20.00 Recruits will attend.

fong, of 239, Cheung Sha Wan Road, for $3,108, which was the upset price.

Mr. A. Murdoch

Mr. M. J. B. Montargis.

Prof. M. H. Rolley.... Messrs. Repulac

Bay

Hotel

Sir Shou-Son Chow

Messra, A. S. and J. S.

Gubbay

20.00

Mr. G. P. de Martin

Mr. A. L. Shields-

Mr. Frank Austin

Mrs. Murrel Gabhay

Rev. N. V. Halward Mr. Mok Hing Wing

Flying Squad. Training Course-Part II. All 10,00

members who have not passed Par 10.00 11 of Training Course should attend 5.00 at the Chinese Company's Headquar 5.00 tera, 17, Queen's Rond Central an 5.00 Tuesday, October 25th, at 6.30 p.m. 6.00

Emergency Unit Reserve. Parade. Al members of the $2,663,00 | Emergency Unit Reserve will parade

at Central Fire Station on Friday, October 28th ot 5.30 p.m. for a motor patrol and lectare.

Sgd. D. L. KING,

D. S. P. (R) Hongkong, October 24, 1932.

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Ton

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| 17, 5th Nov Bumbay, Miles & Longor

6,500 | 12th Nov. | M'les, L'don, Havre,

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5.300 23rd Nov. | Braits, Colombo, & B'bay 15,000 3rd Dec. 1-Bombay, Miles & L'eor

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EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN SAILINGS (South).

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SAILING TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN.

| 5,000 | 28 Ort. noon. | S'hai. Moji, Kobe & Yoko 17000146 Nov · Amoy. Maji, Kebe & Yoko | 15,000 4th Nov, }:8'i aí, Kobe & Yoko

| 7,000 | 6th Nov. | 8'hai. Moji; Kobe, Canka

& Yoko

∙17,000 | 18th Nov, 1 8'hai, Kobe & Yoko

| 8,000 | 18th Nov. | Amoy, S'hal, Moji, Koba

& Coaka

| -6,800 | 25th Nov. 1 S'hai, Moji, Kobo & Yoka

} 11,000 | 26th Nov. | S'hai, & Koba *Calle Nagoya.

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