The Archive · 1938

CORPS ROUTINE ORDERS Corps Routine Orders by Colonel

W. Hotüby. me Commanding Shanghai Volunteer Corps.

Douglas, one, The Ride Brigade, rew:

intments:—Major A. 8. C. wishes his "appointment of Brigade jor Shanghai Volunteer Corps on his embarkation for England, Jan. 13, 1998. and Major C. J. Corbin, The Welch Regiment, assumes the duties oí Brigade Major Shanghai Volunteer Corps Jan. 14, 1998.

Officers—Return from leave Corps cavalry H. @—Lieutenant J. 7. Mokrejs. eturned írom Leave Jan. 5.

Strength—Decrease tioned are taken off Corps and their units on dates shown:—Corps Cavalry:—Light Horse—Tpr. R. G. Adams Jan. 12; Tpr, D. E. Kermode March 18, 1937; Tpr. H. Gate-Duncan Nov. 29, 1937, American Troop.—Tpr. R. B. Nacken Nov. 18, 1997. Troops:—Signals Company—Pte. K. Sheveleff Sept. 27, 1937. Armoured Car 8. P C L. Winiams Jan. 12; L/Cpl Pte R.

M. C. Company. 29. 1997 C. Soong pany—Pte. b. James Sept. 13 1697; Pte. A. Giles Sept. 15 1987; Pie. W. R. B. Palmer. Sept. 15 1087; Pte. L. C. Merry Dec. 6 1937. "B" Company—Pte. M. P. Doyle Jan. r. Jewish Company.—Pte. I. Abramovich Jan. 12. Air Defence (S) Ca. Pte, R. Broadley Oct. 26 1937; Pte. F. G. Poskitt Dec. 31. 1937; Pte. H. W Howell April 30 1937. Battalion:—No. 2 (Vol) de pet. B. L. Coroshkewich Dec. 11 1937.

Amendment:—Ref: ORO. No. 2, para 10 (a).—Scottish Company—Pte. T. J. Smith Jan 5, 1988 should read Our. 14

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The manuscripts of the late Sir Endeavourers Church " Morning Service will be held at The Hut 495 James Barrie was auctioned at Vu Yuen Road at 10 a.m. The speak-Sotheby's auction rooms on December er will be Rev. S. Glanville. No eve-21, the "Peter Pan" manuscript being ning service. sold to an American for £560, Lady "Pie Hue! 46 Vu Yuen, Road, Sunday School at 2 pin. Evening Service a Cynthia judith secured the manu-o'clock Preacher Mr. W. MeDowall, script of 4 we Join the Ladies" Wednesday, Bible Classes àt 1030 am. for £75. The total sum realized it L M Christian Churen eci: Prophecy, Mrs. H. C. Barrie. the auction was about £2,800. Barrie's desk and armchair were sold for £52

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