Solos on "Programme Canadian battalions of The Seaforth Highlanders in particular.—It was one of the boasts of the regiment that their depot was the farthest north of any British regiment, being at Fort George at the eastern entrance to the Caledonian Canal on the south side of the Moray Firth. Now that hi battalion had come to Shanghai they were able to say that they had served in the easternmost station in which i* was possible for ʻa British soldier to see foreign service. He dwelt upon wonderful hospitality that Shan had extended to cers and men, for wh tended his deep thai Featured in the Concert programme sponsored by the Fourth United States Marine: n the Grand Theatre next Sunday morning, is Mis Woo Sih Tsaung, Chinese pier Woo will play two solos, "Santa In E Minor" and "Etude G Flat "Major" by Chopin Fourth Marines' Band, under ti direction of the Bandmast eec ano Sanfranek's famous selection "The Fame." The programme will conclude with the band's rendition the popular Marines' Hymn and American National- Anthem
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