THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1952.
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THE onnual St George's Bull was held at the Peninsula Hotel last week, o a big success. Left: His Excellency the Governor escorting the wife of the Preside of St George's Society, Mrs G, L Wilson, in" to dinner, Lady Grantham: h – just behind, on the arm of Mr Wilson. Above: Scene In the dining room. (Staff Photographer)
STUDENTS of Form VI of the Diocesan Girls' School sit for a class photograph. ~(Mainland Studio)
SCENE of the christöning of Robert Alfred, son of Mr
and Mrs R. Bauder, which took place recently at St Margaret's Church. (Roy Tsang)
MR Bunnan Tang, this year's Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Po Leung Kuk, speaking at the ceremony at which the new Board members assumed office. (Staff Photographer}
RIGHT: Mr M. A. da Silva speak÷ ing at last Sunday's public meet- ing, sponsored by the Reform Club,
to protest against decontrol of:
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rents. Below: The Roof Garden
of the Hongkong Hotel packed for the meeting. (Staff Photographer),
HIS Eminente Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York, paid a two-day visit to Hongkong this week on his return trip home from Korea, and was the guest of His Excellency the Governor at Government House. Picture on leit shows his arrival of Kai Tak Airport. From left: Mr A. J. R. Moss, Mr Walter P. McConaughy, U.S. Consul General, Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop Antonio Riberi, Papal Internuncio to China, and Monsignor T. Gilligan. Right: "Greeting Mr Hindmarsh of the reception given in his honour by the American Club. (Staff Photographer)
WE ALL
do a better job...
THE SCHOLAR
THE DOCTOR
THE BUSINESS
THE CAREER GIRL
MAN
HERMES Baby
TIME ÜCK" OF FEE
PICTURE token outside the Registry after the wedding of
Mr James William Warrell and Miss Isabel Maria Collaco Barros. (Ming Yuen)
RIGHT: Family group taken
on the occasion of the Golden
Wedding of Mr and Mrs.Ho Tse-him on New Year's Day,
when a service was held in St.
Paul's Church. (Ming Yuen)
THERING
Quban Mery Hospital.
"MAETWILL”
TROUSERS
ARE HERE AGAIN
A NEW CLOTH
Maetwill is a speciality worsted developed from the cavalry twill of the hunting field and woven exclusively for Maenson, With its faint diagonal weave Maetwill feels beautifully free, easy and light, despite it's firm tough texture. Truly a hard-wearing. good-natured cloth, made to be different and made for its job.
A NEW STYLE
Such material clamours for new treatment. Here the makers have been careful to avoid extremes. however striking. There is, there- fore, nothing eccentric about the trousers, but give them a casual glance and you certainly look again! The difference is pleasing. and authentic, chiefly concerned with length, width and the touch of the master hand. Brown: Fawn.
MACKINTOSH'S
13. CHATER ROAD,