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The Volunteers

Corps Orders For The Coming Week

Orders by Lieut. Colonel 11. B. Nose, M.C. Commandant, Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps.

Friday, July, 12 Recruits Medical Examination, July 10, 11.Q. 6.30 p.m. Orderly Medical Officer,

Lt. O, 7. Balean.

Resignation of Commission-Extract from Government Gazette. Ha Excellency the Officer Administering the Govern ment has been pleated to approve that Lleut, Juhn Spenes Hardy Scott be allow ed to resign his commission with effect. from July 7..

Quaidication DEL Engine-The fal lowing personnel of 4th. Ballory were test-

ed on the running of D.EL. Egines and passed---L/Bar, C. C. Fung, Gora, S. C. Chan, M. K. Lo, J, C.. Bing

Evacuation scheme, itcgistration lists of families of member HK.V.D.C. will be closed at a pan. July 15 so that numbers can do atcertained. Individuals are how. over responsible in futura in their own; interests, that these lists are kept up to date by 'holifying any changes direct to The Adjutant in writing. O. C. Units will bring this order to the nollee of all re- crufta on joining.

Parades

July 13, 1940.

FURTHER PASS LIST

Since the publication of the Hong- kong University Matriculation Ex- amination results, 1940, the marks in Russian for Hongkong candidates have come to hand, and the follow- ing have passed:

No. 02 Jan Solecki, St. Joseph's College: (b, c, d, c).

Buys School (e).

No. 108 Eugene Mazuza Diocesan

No. 230 Vadimir Sticka, La Salle College (b, c, d. c).

No. 300 Natallo Fedaseèva, Diocesan Girls' School (b, e).

(b) Eligible for admission to the Medical Faculty.

(e) Eligible for admission to the Engineering Faculty.

(d) Eligible for admisalon to the Aris or Science Faculties in Courses requiring Mathematics.

(e) Eilgible for admission to the Aria or Science Faculties In Courses not requiring Mathematics.

Dics Ax for last week, Exercise will be over Area III.

Pay NectionJuly 17, and 19 11.Q., 2.13 Pan Dress blusti. Corps Artillery-Dress for all day train our No. 35/38

Corps Orders Amendment Corps Or

dated 1/0/30. Para, 10. ing for all other ranks in 1, 2, 3, 4 bat-strength increase. The enrolment of No. terles-Helmet, shirt, shorts, puiters rolled 4030 te. E. J. Fisher into Field Am clown, black boots, tuil web equipment,

bulance is cancelled. haverunck, anil-gas respirator, water bot tle nlled. Overalls and un platform sliocs to be carried, also steel helmets, spoon, fork, knife, plato and mug.

Appointments & Promotions L/Bdr. N. Sperce. Gr. 1 M/S

Pto. T. Ryan, Stanley. Pl. to be Cpl.: 1. M. Monks, Gnr. S. 4. Lovis, 3rd ly to

4 Battery, July 1, 11.Q., for D'Aquilar, dr. A. Dune, Gor. F. Thomson, L/Sgt.

8 a.m.

zna juttery.-July 10, 18.Q. for Blu

Head, an

3rd Battery-July 16, 11.0 0.30 p. Change of kit. July 18, 11 for Aber.

deen, M.

dth Battery-July 10, 11.Q. for Paksha, D, Booker, to be L/Cpl. Pics. JoXUTA

WAN, 8 8.10.

5th A.A. Batters,-July 16, Nu. 1 Sec Lion, H., 7.30 6.1. Full day's training, Dress Helmets, skirt, trousers, boots, full web equipment, haveranck, water bottle may be filled if required), steel holimet over left aliquider; apare Abiri, overalls to be carried in haversack s well a kuife, fork and piato,

July 16, No. 2 Section. HQ, 5.30 pm..

сарн rifle course. DroSD, Trousers, boots and web equipment less haversack and water bottle,

A. 11. Dinnen, 4th Bly to be 75gt. Spr. V. D. Humlanzeff, B. Durke, d. Pl., to be L/Cpl. (own Req L/Cps, W Coy, to be L/Cpl.; Epi. V. C. Bond, M.M.C. Sprague, E. L. Groome to bo Cpl. Plex. K. Mitchell, G. A. Lomaev, 11. K. Long,

Co. to be Sat; Ptes. Feroz Khan, Jeffer Blight, Ghulam Mohamed. Special Guard Khan, Katam Bingh, Nader Khan, Kaiser Singh, Fazal Alumed. Mohamed Lal Khan Shah Mohamed, Mohamed Din, Ranjit Singh to tre Cpl. L/Sgt. L Oliveira, No. 6 Cay- to be Pi Flo. B J. Cooke, No. 4 Coy, to be A/Sɣt.

Trinders

Akram,

Pie, B. J. Cooke, No. 1 Coy, to be No. shirts Coy, L/Bdr. N. Spence, int iity,, to Ord bly: Cor. D. J. M. Manks, 2nd Bly, to 3rd By.. Gnr. 9. Ġ. Davis, 2nd ny, to be 3rd nty: L/Bdr. A. Done, 2nd Bty, to 4th By: Ginr. F. Thomson, 2nd Jity. to 4th Diy Fte, S, A. Sleap, AS.C. Cay. Res. A.S.C. Coy.

July 18-No. 1 Section, H.Q. 6.30 p.m. riile course, Dress-8.D. caps, Shirt trousers, boots and weh equipment less haversack and water buttle,

15.

July 18-No. 2 Section, Full day's train- ing details this same for No. 1 Seclion.

Field Company. Engineers-fly X.C.R. 5.30 pm. arms drill July 18, Kowloon Railway Station for New Ter ritories, 5.00 am. Tactical Exercise.

Corps Bignals July 13, HQ, 2.30 p.m. Fatigue parade, Sigmn. Tekeng and Baz- ter (in uniform),

July 15, 1946.18 pm. All Groups. Lecture No. 2 and 24. L/Cpl. Grino

July 17, 11.Q., 2 pm Detachments No. Xainland Reconnatsance, Detachment, Specialist trafing, Victoria Barracks, Others, Signst training in ne cordance with programme. Uniform Shirt sleeves and telnets.

LOAVE

Pio. W. M. Bickerion, No. 1 Cay... 0,0.00– 10.70; Pie. L. A. Gutierrez, No. 0 Coy.. 24,0,40-3.1.40; Pto. Y. J. Baker, Fð. Am- bulance, 1.7.10-31.7.40; St. L, E. Lammert No. 1 Coy, 1.7.40-18.7.40 Capt, F. J. W.

· Focken, Corm 11.Q., 3.7.40×31.7,40; Pie. 'J, C. Davis, A.3.0. Coy, 3,3,40-0,7.40; Gur. Y. La Fung., 4th By: 27.40-31.7.40; Pte. ant. 3. Hainey, 8th A.A. Diy., 10.7.10- W. G. Robertson, No. & Coy, 0.7.40-8.0.40;

No. 3 Coy Prek 20.7.30-20.0.40; Pte. F, K. Partridge, Arma. C, Pl., 3.7.40.7.8.40; Ghr, F. Burrell, 2nd Dig. 1.10.40-8.1.41: L/Cpl. K. I. Tse, No.

Coy, 1740-147.40,

Strength-DeCTORKO

Pls. R. Yuen, No. 3 Coy.; Gar. Sim Pen-

July 10. 11. 2 p.m. Groups A and B. Field Signalling exercise in Wongneichong kint, 4th B.; Bdr. W. I. Citrin, 4th Bty,; Arco WT Dotachinent. duties only as Pie. A. A, Olaes, No. 6 Coy. Cpl. 5. W. per roster Others, Signal training and Cremer, Stanley RL; Gnt, ftall Bing, drill in accordance with training pro. AA. iity; Pte. Chop Slow-bong, No. 3 gramme. Uniform.-shirt - sleeves, SUD Coy,

helmets.

Moblie Column-Whole Column-July 17. ung liom, a.. ALI, Tanks. O

Strength-Inersenso

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exemptions unless previously authorized Gar, F. J. Jeacock, $th, A.A. Bty.;_Pic. by O. C. Mobile Column. Tactical exer--A, S. Polter, Fd. Anbulance, Pte. C. F. cise in New Territories. Dress-HLT.B. Pragseil, A.B.C .Coy. Gar. 3. Neynoids, Lipancut, se equipment, prati-gas This BE B Robert No co caps, shirt sleeves, shorts, -black boota 2nd Bly, I E. Coy

spiralor.

A. Pur, No. 3 Coy. Sigmn. G. F. K. Armoured Car Platoon-July 15, Hung Steed, Fort. Blg. Coy. Spr. 11 L. Moorh ilom, 4.30 p.m., M.G. instruction,

Fd. Coy. Engs.; Pto. W. R. Young, No. 3

July 19, 11Q, 8.31 p.m., range finding. | Coy. Mator Machine Gun Platoon-July 15, Ghr. R. V. Qurle, 2nd Bly: Pe. I Hung Hom, 8.30 p.m., driving Instruction. Crabb, No. 3 Cay.: 1' Engelbrecht, A.S.C. July 19, 11.Q., 5.30 pan., anti gas instrus Coy.; Lin Ho-wah, No, 1 Coy: Philip tion.

Tain. No. 1 Coy, V. 1. Zaharon, AS.C.

No. 1 Company-July 15. Full day's Coy: F, Hollands, No. 3 Coy D. L. training under platoon arrangements as Pecorini. Armd. C. Pl. Loo tin-Na in Company circular. July 16, July 15th AA. Bly, F. Haynes, A.S.C. Coy.. 1.Q. 5.30 p.m. Those detailed by platoon | W. R. Hobbin, No. 1 Cay.; Lau Yat-kued, No. Coy, H. A. Sliva, A.S.C. Coy.; MI

commanders,

No, Company.-July 10, ILQ.. 5.34 R. Windian, No, 4 Coy.; F, Wong. Fd. Am- p.m. Nos. 3 and Pistoana. Fire control bulance and discipline. No, & Platoon at. Howison Dock.

Pter, J. L. Quie, II, Sando, W. J. Iles, A. W. Johnstord. F. J. Jorge, F. 11. Mady, July 19, Company parade Kowloon Hall-¦ 1. D. K. Murphy, G. W. Pearson, A. G. §. way Station, é am. Dress for held day | Prew, L. G. E. Ramage, V. I. Treskin, N. B. as already detailed,

White, A. Jackson, C. A. Waller, A. E No. 3 Company-July 15, H.Q. 4.15 am. Perry, F. G. Bini, G. A. Goodban, I. G. -Dress,--hound, shirts, shorts, pouches. Gosling, Training-Cadro,

haversacks, waterbollies alued. Each man will provided his own plate, mug,,cating utensils.

Ple B. T. Gosano, No. 5 Cay. Sigmin. | C. Hatt, Fort. Sig. Coy. Pies, T. G. G. Knight. No. 1 Cay Ptes. EW, Perry, Stanley Pl; it. C. Remedios, No. 5 Coy, D. D. Remedios, No. 5 Coy, Gare. A

Juty 10. 1.Q., 5.15 p.m. All recruits and those detalled,'

July 8. HQ, 5.15 p.m. All recruits.. Markar, 3rd Bty; E. a. Markar,, 3rd N.CO's, mecuing.

Eighty Indian members of special guard

No. 4 Company-July 15, H.Q.. a am. Nos. 13 and 14 Pia, July 16, 11.9. 6 am.. | company,

No. 15 Pl. Dress for all platoons will be Lost One raincoat in the Indian Watch- as for last week. Equipment will be man' shelter, Parade Ground, 1.q, Finder scrubbed but not blancsed and equipment will please return to the Q.M., H.K.V.D.C. brass will not be polished. S.U. respirators will be drawn on parade and worn at the alert.

July 10, 11.Q.. 3.15 p.m. Men detailed tur Kennedy Road Range, 11.9, 5.30 p.m. tecruits already swom in, complete equip ment and allotinent to platoons, Reminin- der of recctilts, infantry training.

No. 5 Company July 15, 11.Q., 8 a.m. Dress, ilsimet, belt, shirt, short, hosetopa, puttees, boots, pouches, haverzack, water- bottle filled, knives, forks.

July 16, 1.Q., 3.15 p.m. Flim, three-inch mortar (parta 5, 0, 1).

10.

E. N. Thuray. Captain, Adjutant, ILE.V.D. Corps. NURSING DETACHMENT

First Aid Lecture-No lecture on July

Home Nursing Lecture-July 22, St. John's Cathedral, 8.30 pm.

A.R.P. Lectura,No fecture on July 17. Practical HandicapJuly 10, St. John's Cathedral Hall, 5.30 p.m. members not al- tending Home Nursing Examinatign en Uitat day. July 15, H... 10.30 am. No. * Company-July 16, 11.Q., 5.10 p.m. Strength Decrease-Mrs. M. J. Holmes. N.C.O'E. Class. July 19, H.Q., 6 am. Dress. Attachment The underimentioned mem Helmet, (chin strap up), shirt, sioriber was attached to Military Hoopitat for puttees, hosetops, pouches belt, frock, training during the period shown-Mrs. rine slings, haversack, waterboyle medij F. D. Barnet. 1-8/1740, Knives, forks, box respirators to be car-} Union-Appointments may be made with the Tailor for fittings of uniforms No. T Company-July 19. HQ D a. at Vol 1.q. on Mon., Wed, and Fri, bes Field training at D'Andlar. Press, hel-tween 10-12 am, each week, mets, shirts, shorts, boots, puttees, equip ment, waterbottle filled. Alfa and bayonets will be drawn train Company stores before parado. This parado is com pulsory for all ranks,

ried,

Army Service Corpi Company, July 19. RAS.C. Camber, 9.30 am.. Transport Sec- tion, whole day transport exerclie. Dress, K.D. shirt, shorts, helmet, boola, putices, hosetops, bett. Teppirator will be carried. Rations will the drawn by C.Q.M.S. Can leen will be provided under Company arrangements,

July 16, 11.Q 530 pm. Whete Com pany less details on duty with transport and supplies. Kit Inspection. All uniform and equipment must be produced for in- spection. Dress-KD, Jackot, shitš, shorts, holmet, ball, boots, puttees,, hopetops. C.S.M. will arrango kit inspection for_the detalls on duty, with Transport and Sup-|| piles. N.TO. dúty, Officers dstalled as follows July 15, Capt. Davles; July 39.. Lt. Parsons,

Enquiries-ANI enquiries regarding uniform, books, badges, etc. should be addressed direct to the Quartermaster, tra, V. Simon-White at Vol. 11.Q, or tele- phone 20092, -

1. Br. S. BRAVA, Commandant. Volunteer Training The Military Authorities announce that the following. squads of the II.K.V.D.C. Recruits Training. Cadre Will parade at Kowloon Tong "B" Range to-morrow to fire their range course at the times stated:

9 am-All K and KA Squads (those parading at Whitfeld "Bar- råcka).

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10.45 a.m.-Squads No. H9, H10, Field Ambulance-July 18. 19. 85H11, Hoa, Hida.. An HQ. Coy, parade under LL," Stout

July 17 HQ 830 am., A Cay, parade placed their pavilion at the disposal The Hongkong Rifle Associatiori bos under Lt. Rodrigues. "July 10, ILO., 8.30 ara. Coy, parada under Lt. Balean. of trainees.

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