Workings of Navy to be Shown to Residents Hongkong is to have a Navy Day jon Trafalgar Day, October 21. The programme will follow the lines of the Brti¢ Navy Week, thos giving Tocalnesidenta. an cepportunity looking over the various classes of Capt. Frank Elliott, O.B.E., informed the "China 'Mail" that the' object of the caleb tion was to foster better. relations between the residents of Hongkong the Navy.
here will be two cruisers from the Fifth Cruiser Squadron, the Eighth Destroyer Flotilla' and several submarines in port, and we intend showing the public of Hongkong some of the workings of sub. marines and destroyers in the Naval basin," the Commodore Sailors dressed as women will sell flags in the streets.
The Commodore stressed the pos sibility of the formation of a Hong-Kong Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, which, although turned down in 1929 when the Labour Govern-
ably meet with some: succéds. ment were in power, will now prob-Capt, D, Euan Wallace, Civil Lord of the Admiralty, arrives in the Colony on October 19.
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