The Loyals put out the finest hockey team Shanghai has seen for a long the game will recall seeing their side in action during stiff struggles for the local championship, which the Loyals won both last year and this year. They are generally considered io be the best hockey team ever seen in Shanghai, and certainly they were the best army hockey team to be seen in action locally, The Loyals are to be headed by the bands of the Durham Light Infantry and of the Fourth Marines during their march down to the wharf on Monday. They will meet the incoming regiment, the First Battalion, the Seaforth Highlanders, at the Race Course, where the customary exchange of courtesies will take place before the two battalions march on their way, the one te their new billets in Shanghai, the cther down to Hunt's Wharf where the troopship will be waiting to transport them to Singapore. The Dorsetshire is bringing in the Seaforth Highlanders from Hongkong, and she will sail with the Loyals aboard on Tues-
The Seaforths, it is understood, are to march through Hongkew, across the Garden Bridge, and thence to the Race Course after disembarking here.
The kilted regiment, the first to be seen in Shanghai since the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders were here in 1982, will, in all probability, be headed by their pipe and drum band, and should make a stirring, not to say unusual, spectacle in the streets of the city.
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