... Prince of Wales, and other Royal r sonages. | Paymaster So mdr, Gavin (who was a cousin of Dr. C. M. Elliott, of High Street, Portsmouth), was well-known in Service athletic circles, and was Treasurer of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Rugby Union. He was ...

... £80; Victoria Nursing \saocialioji,Portsmouth,£22; Victoria Nursing Association, Gosport, £8; Services’ House, Southaea, £3O; Shaftesbury Homes ami Arethusa training ship, £j; Portsmouth Voluntary Association for !he Blind, £10; Royal Surgical Aid Society ...

... NAVAL CHANGES Che following appointments were made _ at the Admuraity this aftern: Rear-Admiral.—h. M. Calvin, C.BE, to service, Dec. 26 the Victory for specia! M. Grahaw and Commanders.—A. E- for staff T. M. Smith to tne Course, Jan. 21, 1934. R Lie ...

... Naval Visors Trem PoOromou Was @ decided: nautleal atmo- afternoon. sphere about the programme on Saturday A Naval physical training con- tingent arrived from Portsmouth to show Petersfield what balance means in the senior Service. Under Chief Petty Officer ...

... HOME NURSING LECTUR ’ A course of home nursing lectures will given by Miss Bayliss,, Assistant Super tendent of the Victoria Nursing Assoc tion, at the Royal Hospital at eight p. on Thursdays, beginning January 12. MA P. A A musical service ...

... recruits of the Royal Marine Depot, Deal, will a Iso be missed by friends of the Senior Service. by youthful joy and excitement by a wonderful display of skill and pageantry by Service men in uniform. This afternoon the King and Queen opened the with ...

... Mav 4. Sherr and G. Hendy to she Pembroke, for M.T.E. Acting Warrant Engineer.—J. W. Northwood to the Renown, May 14. ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE Commissioned Engincer.—B. G. Houghton to the Wolfhound, May 2. Probationary Acti G Malan and I. W. Mac . Gill to ...

... —A. A. Grant, B.Sc., to the Queen Elizabeth, Feb. 7. Surgeon Commanders. — K. H. Hole, M.B., M.R.C.5., L.R.C.P., to the Queen Elizabeth as Fleet Medical Officer, on transfer of flag; W E. Heath, M.R.C.8., L.R.C. to the Queen Elizabeth, Feb. 7, and the ...

... during a visit to a Lanca st nursing home. After looking round closely, Queen ‘You need a clock, I think, in this sitting-room. Mary said, a ta measure ?”” Several immediately Have you offered to measure the shelf, but the Queen merely smiled and did the ...

... time, for the Royal Grammar School playing fields at Hilsea. 29, 18 O 11™30 12 25 12 10 1810 12 35 SANDOWN BEMBRIDGE Portsmouth Hospital. On its ring 1s an 35 SHANKLIN ** The bird is being cared for by x20 2 25 3k NEWPORT QUEEN’S NURSES Mr. Denables at ...

... BMS. Royal Artillery, Roya! Dedphin, Yirnes, the Ist Battalion M nehester ancaster tg, Ist Battalion York and the Royal Army Ordnance Corps the Royal Air Force in long im- wisely in front of the Saluting base. Te mssed bands of H.M.S. Victory, Royal Renown ...

... Place, Liverpool. 289, Deansgate Manchester, 3, 116, Rye Hill. Newcastle-on-Tyne, 4 6, Orchard Place. Queen’s Park, Southampton The Commodore, Royal Naval Barracks, Portsmouth Devonport or Chatham. The. Commandin 0 .M.S. “* Green- wich Rosyth. Applications ...