The following is a list of casualties sustained by members of the Corps:
L/Cpl. J. Yamaguchi, Japanese Company wounded 16-8-37; Pte, A. Ross, B" Company ("A" Bu.) wounded 16. 31; Pte. A. Becker, No. 3 (Vol) Coy ("C" Bu.) wounded 17-8-37; L/Cpl. V. A. Andogsky. No. 3 (Vol). Coy ("C Ba.) "wounded 19-8-97; "Pte. M. Kosnyreit.. (Russ. Detachment ("C wounded 3-9-37; Pte. M. P. Doyle, 3 unded 3-9-37; Battalion H.Q wounded My thanks are again due to Com; manders of Foreign Forces and to the Commissioner of Police for the assis! ance given to the Corps by lending instructors. I would especially thank Mr. Fairbairn, Assistant Commissioner-A. and T. R., and members of the Reserve Unit.
In conclusion I would thank the' two civil Commandants under whom I have served—Mr. Arnhold and Mr.
Franklin, and Members of the Council and Heads of Departments of the, Municipal civil service, for their courtesy and assistance. 1
Last but not least, Senior Officers of the Corps for the sound advice they' have invariably given and the good fellowship and ce-operation of all, ranks of the Corps, which alone make such a command as this possible, I hand over command, say goodbye to my friends of many nationalities and leave this intensely teresting City with considerable regret.
F.R.W. GRAHAM, Colonel, Cmdt., S'hai Volunteer Corps.
Strength as On September 1, 1937.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.