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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1986.

Hongkong Telegraph

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KING'S BIRTHDAY

HAPPY VALLEY REVIEW

AND MARCH PAST

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The Colony of Hongkong yesterday honoured the forty.. second birthday of His Majesty King Edward VIII by n display of military splendour and public loyally almost unequalled in its history of ninety-five years.

It was the particular wish of His Excellency the Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, that the observances should be of a nature

heftting the first birthday celebration of the Monarch since he succeeded six months ago, and the large holiday crowds, and members of military and voluntary services gave their whole. hearted support. Ships in harbour dressed overall and banners fluttered from all buildings,

In the morning, His Excellency received the Consular, body and drank the health of IIIs Majesty with them. Special permission had been obtained to hold a reception in the evening and over 2,000 guests thronged Government House to be received by His Excellency and Lady Caldecott, who braved a' slight indisposition to take her share in the celebration.

A salute of 21 guns was fired by the Mountain Battery, 1LK.S.R.A. at noun yesterday' signalizing the birth day of the King

Elaborate arrangements had been made by the military authorities to ensure that the precision and smooth- nesa characteristle of British cere monial should be strictly adhered to on the occasion of the Review. His Excellency the Governor had in- Uimated some weeks before that he desired the Colony, to extent itselti on this first birthday of the King Emperor in his royal rol

A happy omen in the eyes of the Chinese was the coincidence of the birthday with their own Dragon Boat Festival, a day for festivity and re- Joleing which perhaps kept many of them from viewing the parade" but sufllently compensated for that mission by bringing its ungury of good fortune.

The police had taken great trouble to arrange the traffic streams with the minimum of Inconvenience and had published orders a week ago for this benefit of the motorinį: publis. Drivers were thus told to go clockwise

round Happy Valley to the entrance gutes to avoid congestion. East bound frame was diverted from Queen's Road at Arsenal Street and Gloucester Itoad was closed to all but pedestrians and troops from 4 to 7 p.m. while the latter made thelf way to and from the parade ground.. Other troops and detachments converged on the Valley; from Causeway Bay Road, Caroline H and Leighton Hill Road.

. Convergleg on Valley Some thousands of people of all nationalities made Happy Valley their focal point during the late afternoon and before pan. there was a heavy stream asuing Into the race course. By the time the troops and detach nients had Alex into the ground, three quarters of the drete was completely Jined by Chinese attracted by tho martini musie and marching men.

panied by his mounted staff officers, comprising Brigadier H. G Seth- Smith, ... Col. H. C. Harriton, G.S.O.L. Major G. K. DIBU, M.C.. R.A. G.S.O. 2. the G. O. C.'s Aide-de-Camp, Lieut. P. J. Howorth, R.A.

The parade was brought to atten- tions while the command was laten by the G.O.C.. The General gallop- ed to the north end of the review and proceeded slowly down the entire line followed by his staff.

The

Governor Arrives

appearance of the Moter Machine Gun scellon of the Volunteers escorting His Excellency the Gover- nor's car heralded the commencement of the ceremony. The escort und ear drove smartly up to the saluting base where His Excellency tank up position uitended by Cominodore C. G. Sude- wick, H.N., Commantler C. Wauchope, R.N., Squadron Leader A. K. Dalzell, RAF. and the Hon. Mr. T, H. King, I.G.P.

A bugle sounded, a drum heat a short tattoo and sharp volees again brought the parade to the attention, Bayonets flashed in the afr and re- Anthem was played. The Union Jack mained motionless while the National

was hauled down, the Royal Standurid broken and again. "the King" was played

At the word of command the entire parade then executed the impresize advance in review order, izlied, and the Royal Salute was given.

Three cheers called for bythe G.O.C. were loudly given, hats being raised in the air as he shouls echoed from end to end of the three hundred yard line.

The Royal Salute was given 47 1170 Royal Standard was fueled indicating the departure

the

of His Majesty the King from the ceremony. This terminated the birthday observance of the parade and the Governor mounted the salut- ing base for the, March Past. The Royal Navy detachment, headed by G.O.C., look the lead and marched north 10 south in column of route while the massed bands played appropriate marches from their new position close to the flag. The Murch Past took about half an hour to com- plete and stretched about two miles in all. The regulars, of course, outshone

from

The troups moved into formation very smartly and promptly, The in- fantry wore shorts and helmets and mude a neat patch of brown relieved at elther end' by the whlte uniforms of the police and naval representa- tives. Marching on the field the Ulsters could be picked out by their characteristic style of carrying arms-all by their meticulous style but there

at the trail, while the well known white goal of the Fusiliers made them ensily distinguishable from the dis- tance of the stands.

Owing to the absence of the feet on their northern summer cruise, the naval detachment was very small. Lined up on the crisp turf within the race course facing the enclosures und stands, the troops and units pre- sented an Imposing spectacle, and despite the variety of their uniforms art manner in which they marched to and occupied their po sitions, successfully united them inlo ane, organisation for the purpose of

day.

In Review Order

The order of parade from North¦ to South was as follows: Royal, Navy, Aloyal Marines, Eth Heavy Brigade, R.A., Anti-Aircraft Brigade, R.A., Hongkong and Singapore Brigade, RA, Fortress R.E.'s. End Bri. Royal Welch Fusiliers, 2nd Bu. Bayt Lancashire Regiment, Ist. Ba..

al Ulster Rifles, 1/8th Punjab giment, Royal Arniy

Service Corps, Boyal Army Ordnance Corps, Hong-

were special words of praise for the Indian detachments and the Volun- teers, the latter, particularly, giving a very smart display. After the March Past the troops proceeded northwards up the race course and on to the road. The departure of His Excellency the Governor terminated the Birth- day Review.

In Command

The following officers were in coin- mand of units on parade:--Lt.-Col. M. Carrington-Sykes, (0th Heavy Brigade, R.A.), L.-Col. W. T. O Crewdson. R. A. (5th Anti-Aircraft Brigade, R.A.). Lt. Col. D.C. Wilson, Hongkong and Singapore Brigade, RAJ, Li.-Col. Reid, (Royal Engineers), Major L. A. Alston. D.3.0. 31.01. (2nd Battalion," tho Royal Welch Fusiliers), LI, Col, A. C. Marsh, (2nd Battalion, the East Lan-

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