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NEWS OF THE DAY
IN PICTURES · FROM FAR AND NEAR
Hongkong Telegraph
PHOTONEWS
Saturday, February 25, 1930.
HAPPENINGS AS SEEN BY THE CAMERA'S EYE
ENGLAND
A WEEK AWAY
Man Diana Dickinson, daugh ter of the late Mr. James Diękin. son, K... and granddaughter of Sir John Lavery, with her fance, Mr. William Blackwood, of the Royal Tank Corps.
Mrs. Chamberlain pictured as she returned home after a shop- ping expedition with her niece. Miss Valerie Cole, who is now living at No. 10 and will be pre- sented at Court in the coming London seRSON.
THE "TELEGRAPH" will send a Staff Photographer to all events of public interest. Requests should be addressed to the Pictorial
Editor.
This gus-proof perambulator has been made in his spare time b Mr. E. WV. Miks, a nurseryman of Hextable, Kent, and has
1 with the approval of the loyal A.R.F. commlee. The pram hasa Triplex, glass window above the baby's head, an air valve, agas hiller protected frum dann by a cowling, and a large bulb which when pressed forces the stale air out through the valve, new air being let in at the same me via the filter. Below- Another view of the pram showing the palent lid tald open,
This Golden Snub-nosed monkey-a very rare species indeed has lately arrived at London Zoo where he is the object of much attention. He comes from south-western China and was taken to England by Major Tangler - Smilth, the man who also secured the Giant Pandas.
By air, in the astonishing comfort of Imperial
Airways four-engined air liners, you get to London just
a week after leaving Hong Kong. Flying by day high
above the heat of the earth below, you enjoy the most
modern way of travelling-in the most modern air
liners and the most luxurious in the world — the Imperial flying-boats. Fares include all accommodation and
meals (but not drinks). No tips
IMPERIAL AIRWAYS
mokings and information from Imperial Airways (Far East) Ltd. St. George's Dulidings Hong Kung Terphone: 31111. Telegrama: Airways Hong Kong; or the Company's Booking Agwo
Street scene in Shanghai es soldiers mount guard.
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Here is the scene at San Diego, Cal, as 48 slant patrol bombers prepared to take off for the 3,000-mile hop to the Panama Canal, in the greatɛsi mased flight in history of the United States Navy. The planes arrived, at Coco Solo, all but three making the hop non-stop,
ILMS. Kingston being lakon la tow after being launched from the yard of J. Samuel White and Company at East Cowes where the naming ceremony was performed by Mrs. L. Knowlden, Mayoress of Kingston-on-Thames. Altogether forty-five new Warships are to be launched from British yards this year, their total displacement being in excess of 365,000 tons. The Kingston was ordered in 1937. She will have an armament mainly consist- ing of 4.7-in.-guna
Dine at the
Parisian Grill
Good Food - Fine Wines DINNER & DANCE MUSIC
by
The Blue Danube Trio
Open, till 1
2.m.
SANDEMAN
SHERRY & PORT
OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE
Needed Urgently
MEN'S, WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S
Winter Clothing
Hongkong Benevolent Society
11, Ice House Streat.
MONDAY THURSDAY
10 a.m. to 12 Noon.
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