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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1952.
PREFECTS of St Stephen's Callogo, Stanley, with the
Wardon, Canon E. W. L. Martin. (Ming Yuon)
BELOW: In contre is Mra R. M. Shroff's collie, Mis- tral May, adjudged best of its breed at last week-end's dog show sponsored by the Kennel Club. (Staff Photo- grapher)
HONGKONG'S new Colonial Secretary, the Hon. R. B. Black, and Mrs Black welcomed
at Queen's Pier on their arrival earlier this week. They are flanked by (left) Mr H. G. Richards, Deputy Colonial Secretary, and (right) the Hon. R. R. Todd, who was Acting Colonial Secretary after the departure of Mr J. F. Nicoll. (Staff Photographer}
BRIDAL group taken at Christ Church, Kowloon Tong, after the wadding of Mr K. J. Medland and Miss Joan Redhead. (Mayfair)
MR" "Anthony" Sharp and his bride, formerly Miss
Patricia Ozorio. Their wedding took place last
Saturday at St Teresa's Church. (Mainland Studio)
PARTY given at the home of Mr and Mrs Eduardo H. Crux on
the birthday of their son, Junior. (Ming Yuan)
THE christoning of Jennifer Ann, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John-
Graham de Covertay Veale, took place at Christ Church on Thursday,
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GROUP photo taken at the farewell, party given at the NAAF) Club, Kowloon, for Captain Mulloy and W02 McGoff, of 9th Field Hygiene Section, RAMC, who sailed for Japan last Sunday." (Mayfair)`
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RIGHT: Picture taken of the English Methodist Church
fast Saturday follow- ing the wedding of Mr Richard W. Carter, and Miss Gertrude E. McIntyre. (Asia.
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DRESSY MALACCA STICKS. ASH FLANTS IN THREE STYLES. SILK UMBRELLAS: FOX FRAMES
PICTURE taken at the Rosary Church to mark the
(Mainland Studio)
of Doreen Anne Soula,
EUT-GEN, Sir Terence, Alfay, Com- ander, British Forces, Hongkong, leaving
John'
after yesterday's - momorial service to the late King Coorgo VIES(Staf Photographer).
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