1934-06-09 — Page 18

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TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY, JUNE 9,

THE VOLUNTEERS

CORPS ORDERS FOR THE COMING. WEEK

Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps. Orders by Lient. Col. II. B. L. Dow biggin 0.02, Commandant, Hong- kong Volunteer Defence Corps,

Friday, June 8, 1034.

1. Parade,

(a) Corps 1st. Battory-Tuesday, June 14There will be a parade at Headquarters at 6.30 p.m. for Instruc tlon on C-in. B. L. Gun. All ranks are requested to attend-Friday, June 16The Corps Annual Dinner will be held at Headquarters at 8 p.m. All ranks are expected to at- tend Bress: Uniform (slacks) Trumpeters will parado at Hend quarters at 5 pm, on Tuesday, June 12 and Friday, June 16, 1934.

(b) Corps Engineers-Patade at Miniature Rango at 5.30 pan. on Monday, June 11: All members at tonding Annual Rifle Mocting Dinner on June 15, must send in names to 0. G. Company by Wednesday June 13,

(c) Corpa Signals-Parade Headquarters at 6.30 p.m. on Tues- day, June 12.

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(d) fachine Gun Battalion-Ma- chine Gun Battalion Parades will bo resumed on Thursday, June 14, and continued on futuro Thursdays. The 3rd Stage of the Machine Gun Com petition will be fired at Island Bay on Sunday June 24, 1934. Detaila of draw etc. will be lanted later. (1) Troop-Parade 011 Tuesday, June 12, 1034 at 5.30 p.m. at Troop Stable, Causeway Bay. (2) Armoured Car Company-All ranks will parade on Monday, June 11, at Headquarters at 6.30 p.m. Dress-Mufti. (3) No. 2 (Scottish) Company,-Ordinary Com- pany Parades on Thursdays are dis continued till further notice. A special Machine Gun Course has been organised during the summer months. Particulars have been circularised to members. First parade on Thursday, June 14,

2. Appointment.

Government Gazette No. 20-Noti- fication No. 439 4.6.34. His Majesty the King has been pleased to ap- prove the following appointment in the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (Military Division): To be an ordinary member of the Fifth Class or Member:-Company Sergeant-Major George Thomas Padgelt.

3. Congratulatory,

The Commandant congratulates C.S.M. G.T. Padgett, Corps Signals, or his being awarded the M... in the King's Birthday Honour List.

4. Rifle and Bayonets,

-All members of the Corps are re- minded that their Riftes and Bayonets must be returned to the Corpa Armoury at once for the Armourer's Annual Inspection.

5. Range Allotment.

The Kennedy Road Range is allutted to the Armoured Car Company on Monday, June 18, and Monday, June 26. 1914.

6. Leave.

Mackenzio,

No. 2085, Pte. A. K. No. 7 Platoon, No. 2 (Scottish) Com- pany. Kranted nipe months leave as front 1.5.34 to 28.2.35.

surater

7. Strength.

2132 Pte, W. N. Boyers, Union I-

Society

No. at Canton, 1 Company, No. 3 Platoon 7.6.34.

(S.) P. S. M. WILKINSON, Adjutant, II. K. V. D. Corps.

Annual Rifle Meeting.

As advised in last week's Orders, the Annual Rifle Meeting and Smok ing Concert will take place on Friday, June 16, at 8. p.m., and tickets now available from Unit Commanders, and also the Officers' Mess, Sergeanta' Mess and the Canteen, at $3.00 per head, including all drinks.-Dress is Uniform (Khaki or Blue) for all ranks, Offcors will wear white sum- mer Mess Kit.

As the General Ofcer Commanding in presenting the prizes, it is hoped that all ranks will nake a special effort to be present. A very good programime for the Smoking Concert is being arranged.

CHINA'S BUSINESS.

MR. IX MING ARRIVES IN LONDON

London, June 8.

Mr. L Ming, whose daughter, Besale, will marry the son of Dr. Alfred Szo next month, arrived in London yesterday. He will remain in England for a month and a half, for he has plenty of business to attend to, apart from the marringe of his daughter.

He is anxious to stimulate Bri- tish interest in China politically and economically. He will nee Sir Harry McGowan and Sir Vie- tor Sassoon to-day. He will have Interviews with many other lead- whose ing British business men connections are large in the Far

IN LONDON East, including Sir Roderick Jones,

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chairman of Router.

Mr. Li. Ming spent four days in New York and addressed the Chinese Society in the most frank terms on Chinese conditions. Ho upoke, too, of China's views on the. silver problem.

In conversation with loading bankers, who are much worried over the Securition Act, compelling a difficult reconstitution of their businessoa, he explained China's position in respect of allver.

Meanwhile, in London, Mr. Wu one of the Chinese In- vestigators in Europe, will leave for Shanghal to-day and board 8.a. Gango in Vonice on June 18- Reuter:

1934.

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Their first honeymoon was so much fun they're off to have another one!

SIX COMEDY CHAMPIONS SET- TING NEW RECORDS IN FUN! They'll give you a run for your money...you'll never eatch up on laugh....because when one stops clowning... another begins!

SIX OF A KIND

A Paramount Picture with

CHARLIE RUGGLES MARY BOLAND

W. C. FIELDS ALISON SKIPWORTH GEORGE BURNS GRACIE ALLEN Directed by Leo McCarey

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