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Hongkong Telegraph.
Pictorial Supplement
March 29th. 1930.
STUDEBAKE NEWS
AMERICA REGISTERED 94%
INCREASE IN EIGHTS:
THE HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE.
Here are seen the football teams representing China and Scotland which met on Saturday in the final of the "Sun- day Herald" International Competition. The Chinese secured an easy victory, winning by five goals to nil. (Photo: Mee
Cheung).
The cricket team which represented Messrs. Lane, Crawford, Ltd., in their match against Craigengower last Saturday. Craigengower won by five wickets. For the losers, S. J. Jordain (sented in centre) made the.
highest score, knocking up 40 runs. (Photo: Mee Cheung)..
The Portuguese erviser Adamaator, which has been or a visit to Hongkong. She is shown lying in the new
port at Macao.
Two good action pictures of St. Paul's College sports, held on Thursday of last week. Top, the finish of a sprint; bot- tom, the hurdles race in progress. (Photos: Mee Cheung).
Two more photographs taken at Paul's College sports On left, Mrs. A. D. Stewarty who presented the prizes, receiving a bouquet from Chan King-chor; right, a good snapshot of the high jump.
Mee Cheung).
(Photos:
These pictures show the Procession of the Cross, held on the first Sunday in Lent at Macao. On the right, a good
idea is given of the huge crowds which participated in and witnessed the procession.
This photograph was taken on the occasion of a farewell party given by students of Ricci Hall, fn hon- our of the Rev. Father Byrne, who is seen scated seventh from left, with Professor. C. Middleton Smith on
his right. (Photo: A. Fong)...
"ZBW" Calling" Miss Wong, the Chinese announcer in the studio control room of the Hongkong broadcasting station, is seen at work during the transmission of items for Chinese: listeners-in.
Scenes from the A.D.C. production of "And So To Bed Top left, Charles II (Mr. C. F. Marcel) and Mr Knight ston), top, the supper scene showing Pepys (Mr. W. A. Hannibal); second from left, arriving home after his escapade at Mrs. Knigh
flat; bottom, Mra, Pepys (Mrs, Fay Grossman), fourth from left, introducing herself. (Photos Min
Studio)