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VOLUNTEER ORDERS FOR COMING WEEK

Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps orders by Lt. Col. R. C. B. Anderson, M.C., Commandant, Hongkong Volunteer De- fence Corps.

THE

HONGKONG

ISLINGTON CORINTHIANS HELD TO DRAW

Manila, Mar. 11.

Islington Corinthians played their second football match to-day against the University of Santo Tomas. The fl.

Friday, March 10, 5.30 pgame ended in a draw, no goals 1. Q. Infantry training.

being scored:—Router. 11. Saturday, March 19, 8 extra leaders and 8 men to prande at 4.30 p.m. at H. Q.

Friday, March 11. 1. Parades (u) 1st. Battery-Saturday, March 10. Parade at 11. Q. at 2.20 p.m. Combined Operations. Dress-Jacket, lanyard, trousers, S. D. cap, belt, haversack, waterbottle (lled), box 23. respirator at the alert mid greatcoat rolled.

(b) 2nd. Battery:

Wednesday, March 10, 5.30 p.m. 11.M.S. Tamor. Repository. Overalls and S. D. cap.

ly. The training of No. 3 Plutoon will commence on Wednesday, March

v. Stonecutters Range is allotted to the Company on April 10.

Li Thursday, March 17, 5.30 p.m. H.M.S. Tamar. Repository. Overalls 8.15 and S. D. cap.

No. 2001 Gnr. W. L. Walker, 2nd Bly, to be Bomdr11.3.38.

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TELEGRAPH.

HER WAIST WAS BEGINNING TO BULGE

Dressmaker's Fear Of

Losing Her Figure

This dresstnaker was naturally dis- tressed when she began to put on weight. She knew how important it was for her to dress well. It is no wonder, therefore, that she L delighted with the result of taking

Kruschen Sal

Salts. Read what

difference it made to her

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1 wonder if you would be in- terested to know how pleased I am, at having lost terrible roll of fat No. 2011 Gnr. T. W. Carr, 2nd Bly, above the waistline. is most im-

maker and naturally

to be L/Bdr.-11.3.30.

No. 2748 Gnr, K. M. A. Barnett, 2nd Bly, to be L/Bdr.-11.3.30.

No. 2025 Sigmn. S. W. Clark, M. G. Signals, to be L/Cpl.-11.3.36.

3. Reversion

(1) Portuguese Companies: 1. Sleeve Shooting at Cape D'Agul- lar on Sunday, March 13. Members) of A. A. Coy, un detailed should keep this date free. Parade at H. Q. at 21.131. Dress shorts, pulices, S. D. cap, and belt. N.C.O's, ns above

No. 2051 Sergt. A. J. MacFayden, (e) Engineer Company-Monday, but with side arms.

ii. Parade on Tuesday, March 15, 2nd Bly., reverts to ranks 11.3.38. March 14, 5.30 p.m. 11, Q. L. G. in- 5.30 p.m. H. Q. Α. A. Company struction. Course 2, lessons 5 and 6.1. A. Competition and L. G. Training. There will be no parade on Thurs day, March 17,

(d) Corps Signals Tuesday. March 15, 5.30 p.m. H. Q. Combined Operations on Saturday and Sunday, March 19 and 20

(c) Machine Gun Troop-Tues- day, March 15, 5.30 p.m. H. Q. M. G.

No. 2392 Bdr. H. W. Leyden, 1st

1. Leave

No. 5 (M. G.) Company. All Classes. Bly A Sec., reverts to ranks Use of blank firing muzzle attach-11.3.38. ment and firing on fixed lines. Use of night firing lamps and sights. It of is imperative that all members M. G. Coy. attend on these subjects are required in connection with the Combined Operations.

am a dresS-

portant that my own dresses should it well, so you can imagine how I used to feel when my customers noticed the bulge. However, about six weeks ago I started taking Kruschen Salls, with the result that the whole roll of fat has gone, My arms and shoulders have improved wonderfully and my health is better ull round, I have recommended Kruschen to several of my customers who suffer with the same trouble." (Mrs.) LJ.

The six salts in Kruschen assist the Internal organs to throw off each Major S. Jorvis, M.C., ED. Port. day the wastage and polsons that encumber the system. Then, little Coys. 14,38-31.12.30.

by little, that ugly fat goes-slowly, Me-yes-but surely.

2217 L/Cpl. J. G. Robertson, dical See. 10.3.38-30.12.38.

2077 Plc. K. Lund, Res. Sec. B. 20.3.38-10.8.30.

2027 Pic. A. T. Braley, No. 1 (M.

instruction. Respirators WOI be: iit. Combined Operations, Satur- drawn after parade.

Saturday, March 19, 1.30 pm. H. Q.day, March 10, 1.30 p.m. II. Q. Dress

S. D. Jacket, trousers,

сар, belt, Combined Operations.

The Troop braces, pouches, 50

haversack, great- will proceed by lorry to their coat rolled, box respirator, water-G.) Coy. 10.3.38-18.3.39,

Haversack rations will be bottle filled, rifle position.

and bayonet-ex- issued at 11. Q. Dress-Respirator, cept Nos. 1 and 2 of each gun. Rifles 5. D. Cap, jacket (no chains), trou- and bayonets are to be drawn before sers. bools, greatcoal, bardoller.

Friday, March 18. Enamel plate, water bottle and haversnick

inite, fork and spoon should Armoured Car Section.-

be car

(1). Tuesday, March 15, 5.30 p.m. H. Q. No. 6 (M. C.) Company will take A. and B. Classes-message writing part in the Combined Operations on reading C Cluss-Saturday and Sunday, March 10 and 20. Certain Officers, N.C.O's and

קהמג

and Musketry.

20.

(m) Machine Gun Signals:

5. Strength-Increase 3035 Private ID. Albrecht, A. C. Sec. 4.3.38.

3036 Private F. M. Thompson, No. (M. G.) Co. 4.3.38.

3037 Private K. Kwok, No. 4 (M. G.) Co. 9.3.38.

3038 Private K. 5. Ng, No. 4 (M. G.)

(g) Motor Machine Gun Platoon-men of A. A. Coy, as detailed willCo. 0.3.38. There will be no parade on Friday, be attached but the A. A. Coy, will 3030 Private H. C. Leung, No. 4 March 18. Combined Operations on not mun A. A. positions,

(M. G.) Co. 9.3.38. Saturday and Sunday, March 19 and

3040 Private K. K. Li, No. 4 (M. Sunday, March 13, Subsection DG.). Co. 0.3.38. parade at full strength at HQ. at 10

S. F. HERGECOE,

Captain. Adjutant, H.K.V.D. Corps.

CRICKET

(h) No. 1 (M. G.) Company-Fri- day, March 18, 5.30 pm. H. Q. In-am. Uniform Inspection. Breeches structions for Combined Operations will be issued.

(i) No. 2 (M. G.) Company Thursday, March 17, 6.30 p.m. H. Q. Lecture Night Operations.

(1) No. 3 (M. G.) Company Sunday, March 13. Those detailed Jo Company circular 22.2.30 will fire M. G. Classification Course Part 11 at Stonecutters. Launch will leave Queen's Pier at 8.30 am. and Police Pier, at 8.43 a.m. Range Ofleer— -Captain E. G. Stewart.

Monday.

March 14, Lecture at 5.30

p.m. H. Q.

Thursday, March 17, N.C.0's. con- ference at 6.30 p.m. ut H, Q.

(k) No. 4 (M. G.) Company:

Wednesday, March 18, 5.30 p.m. H.Q.M.G. Instructions-sight setting. laying traversing.

and leggings to be worn.

Monday, March 14, 5.15 p.m. X, Q. D/R. instruction.

Friday, March 18, Subsections A and B parade II. Q. 5.15 p.m. Cable laying reconnaissance. Subsection

D. 5.30 p.m. H. Q, Check and fuel motor cycles.

Volunteers v. Royal Navy at King's Park on Sunday, March 13, at 11.30 H. Owen-Hughes (Captain), A. A. (n) Army Service Corps Com-R. M. King, N. D. L. Lloyd, T. A Dand, E. C. Fincher, R. H. Griffiths, pany.-There will be no parade on Madar, H. B. Neve, A. E. Perry, G. Thursday, March 17.

Souza, W. S. Stoker.

(o) Pay Section.-Friday, March 18, 5.30 p.m. H. Q.

(p)_R.O.D.C.-Construction Sec- tion. The next parade will be on March 24,

2. Appointments and Promotions

No. 2000 L/Sgt. N. Garland, 2nd. Bty., to be Sergt.-11.3.38.

No. 2074 L/Bdr. A. A. Andrews. 2nd Bly, to be L/Sgt.-11.3.28.

AFFILIATED UNIT

The Nursing Detachment, H.K.V. D.C. will have an examination in first uid on Monday, March 14, at 5.30 p.m. in the P. W. D. Offices.

(Sd.) Mrs. E. M. BEGG,

Commandant, Nursing Detachment, H.K.V.D.C.

GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

Mrs. Whyte Smith Wins

Title For 1938

Mrs. Whyte Smith won the women's Golf Championshp of the Colony for 1038, beating Mrs. Mc- Gowan one up in the final, which was played on the Old Course at Fanling on Thursday.

The weather conditions were most trying, rain falling heavily during the first four holes. The features of the match were good driving and long approach shots,

Mrs. Whyte Smith, playing steadi- ty, was two up at the fifth, bui Mrs. McGowan, with three good holes in succession, drew level at the turn,

the players being level on the 18th Piny was even for the second half,

tee. This hole praved disastrous

for Mrs. McGowan as her approach shot was trapped in the bunker guarding the green and she falled to get out at the first attempt. The match was umpired by Mrs. Forbes.

This is the second occasion upon which Mrs. Whyte Smith has secur ed the championship, the previous one being in 1923.

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