THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1952.
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MR Geoffrey A. Wallingar, British Ambassador to Thailand, and Mrs Wollinger arrived in Hongkong by air on Wednesday to spend a short holiday here as guasts of Mr and Mrs John Keswick. Picture shows their arrival at Quean's Pier. From left: Mrs Wallinger, Mr Wallinger, Dr W. Clyde and Mrs Keswick. (Staff Photographer}
MEMBERS of the Council of the Hong- kang University
Students' Union for the current academic year. (Ming Yuan)
GROUP photo taken on- the occasion of the visit paid to the Hongkong Sanitorium and Hospital at Happy Valley last week by Dr the Hon. K. C. Yoo, Director of Medical and Health. *Services. (Moe Chaung).
AT Fanling last Saturday, when the visiting British open golf champion, Max Faulkner (second from right), played an exhibition round against threo Hongkong players. The three are (from left) J. K. Watson, K. 5. Kinghorn and D. S. Robb. (Staff Photographer)
RIGHT: Mr R. N. Jack- son, Malayan Govern- ment official, and his bride, Miss Chon So- wan, seen at their wed- ding reception at the Repulse Bay Hotel. They 'were earlier married at the Registry. (Willie's Inc.)
LIEUTENANT Derrick Cliffe Archer, RE, and his bride, formerly Miss Juno Down Rhodes Beer, leaving St John's Cathedral after their wedding lont Saturday. (Staff ..
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THE winners and runners-up in the ladies' hockey sevon-3" side competition for the Peglyn Faber Cup, played on Easter Monday. Top picture shows the winning Victorians. Gremlins "A", runners-up, are in lower picture (Staff
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FRIENDS of Mr and Mrs F. F. Whitehead. who attended the christening of their baby daughter, Ann, at St Androw's Church recently. (Mayfair)
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RIGHT: Group picture taken at the annual prizegiving ceremony of the Hongkong University Bad- minton Člub. (Ming Yuan)
SCENE from the ballot; "Through the Looking Glass, which Carol Bateman and her puplis will present at the Les Theatre tomorrow.” Alico, danced by Kirsten Rasmuszon, here ments Humpty Dumpty and All the King Man. Procoods will benefit the Society for the Protection of Children and the Junior Chamber of
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