The Archive · 1922

Volunteer Corps

"Headquarters avd Chinese Com-' pany.—The following will have effect from January Ist, 1923:—Captain G. Grayrigge resigns his commission, and in consideration of long and valued services in the Corps is granted the honorary rank of Major on Fetirement, with permission to wear uniform.

Captain T. A. Zee is transferred to Corps Headquarters as advisor on Chinese Company 1,—Where death occurs in 97,534.

The acquisition of thy hospital, the usual address of registered land was concluded early deceased to be given whenever possible.

2.—The classification "Resident" only to be entered in cases where deceased has actually been resident ithin the limits of the International Settlement for more than 6 months, 3.—The classification "non-[eident" only to be entered in cases where deceased had resided for less than 6 months within Settlement or ordinarily had resided in the year. Further lots of un. ixegistered land, and one registered lot, have been acquired towards the completion of the site, totalling Mow 17.019. The registered Tot, which was acquired from Mr. Suhr, was an inset piece, the pur. ichaso of which was essential, and "as buildings were in course of ereetion on the property at the time of purchase, 2 lump sum of Tls, 7,000 was paid for the area of Mow 0.783, Of the unregistered land, Mow Jeutenan' lo. road B. Y. Woo to be outside Limits but on a. Municipal Captain."

4—The deaths of Japanese sub-Long Service Medal.—Upon the jo, occurring in the French 1.000 was purchased at Tls. 3,799, Mow 1.000 at Tis, 2,800 and' the balance of Mow 14.236 at Tls, 2,750 per mow. The total area purchas recommendation of the Commandant, the following' additional member ard ex-member of Volunteer Corps are awarded the Council's Long Service Medal:—

Tangier Coe pany. "Actine Sones Torsproont asto 909-1912 Rermen MEMBERS & N. B. Muller 3901-1988 901-1905 ists

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