PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, · 1936.
PAGE_THREE
A remarkably good study, entitled "The Happy Child," which won the first prize in the Children's Section." It was entered by Peggy Yip.
"Came the Dawn,” a typhoon picture entered by Mr.
R. A. Bates, which won the second prize in the News Happening Section.
This study, entitled "Cairo," entered by Mr. C. D'Almada e Castro, won the
second prize in Section Three (Views, etc.).
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"One foot does the work of four'
Aptly entitled "Age," this entry by Mr. Loong Pei-tak won the second prize in Section Two (Chinese Studies: Faces and Figures),
"The Bird in the Cage”—a most effective entry, with which Ng Yuk-yip won the second prize in the Children's Section,
This study won the
in the Still Life Section. It was entered by Mr. Young Wing:xul:
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