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Taken in the grounds of St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon, immediately after the ceremony, this is a picture of the wedding group of Mr. C. W. Langley and Misa Qive Ranson. Among the friends are Mrs, Churies Wallace, who acted as Matron of Honour, Miss F. Neave, bridesmaid, Mr. G. Pairman, best man, and Mr. C. Wallace, who gave the bride away.

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HE. Major General Sir J. S. Fowler, late Commander-in-Chief

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ing the Guard of Honour." (i) Amongst friends assembled at Murray Pier."

Photo by Mee Fong. ·

""Snapped" after Tuesday's double wedding. Left.-Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Terry. Right-Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Harrison:

NOTABLE HONGKONG DOUBLE WEDDING.

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Dosenble Occurrences Leading Articles --- --- -- Illicit Opium** Local and General ....... Scoial and Personal

in 1

Canton Batils.

27

1-8 Our Sailor Prince...

.27

Advancingan

28

5-6 Local Bar.....

.28

6 Samehun Falls.

...29

St. Paul's Institution.

9-10 $30,000 Dope Haul..

29

Au Revoir... ..

10

Sir Harry Lauder..........

29

Bank of East Asia

10

|N.Y.K. Ship Firo.

**29

Local Bank notes—.-

10

Italian Convent -

Leaving the Force

10

A Big Fire....

Flying Corps..

10

St. Joseph's College

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.31 31-52

A Big Toy's a

Kowloon's Nendo.....

Hongkong Lands......

Wembley

No Label

Water Supply

Boldiers Acquitted -- -

11-12 Pirsoy Monaon

..13-14 Arms Suicare

14. Our Constitution.

.10

.32

.88

14

Straits Notes

.83

21

Coolis's Shoes

...14

| Correspondanos".

94-36

Crown Land Salen. ........

-14

Shelley's Adonais.... . .

Horticulture

Merchant Volantern

14·

Spart

15-19

Kuight of Comedy.

36

Local Weddings

After The Battle..........

.20--21

Bishop of Victoria

21

Chinese Art ...

Sanitary Board

21

Explosion in Court

Official ChangesTM*

Comin's Death...

Obituary Lawan dan pu Where are They .. European Falata...

War MedaleK.US: New G.0.0...

27-29 Sosial Bensarch

Health of Colony

.24

Claim for Trespace

Bteamer On Fire

Silk Stockings *******

Racing Carnival -... Chapter of Acoldents Bub-Letting Evil Kowloon F

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Use As & Tool

39

A Divine Fraud .....

26

Bechange

Local Sharo Markotika:

Photo by Mes Fong.

St. John's Cathedral last Tuesday was the Boche of a pretty double wedding the two-brides at the ceremony having arrived in the Colony- from Home on the s.s. "Malwa." The Rev. H. Copley Moyle officiated. Miss Daisy Annie Kearsey and Mr. Arthur Lesile Terry were one of the happy pairs. Miss Kearsey is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kearsey of Birmingham, England, and Mr. Terry (China and Japan Telephona and Electric Co.) is the eldest son of Mr. and the late Mrs. A. A. Terry, of Birmingham, England. The bride was given away by Mr. S. Deacon, of the Hongkong Electric Co., Ltd. The bridesmaids were Miss Irene Deacon and Miss Daphne Leach. Mrs, S. Deacon was matron of honour, and Mr. F. Shaftain was beat man. MAANA

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The other wedding was that of Miss Dorothy Offord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, W. Offord, Great Yarmouth, to Mr. Leonard Wynne Harrison (China: Navigation Co.), son of the late Mr. Charles and Mrs. E. Harrison, of Great Yarmouth. The bride was given away, by Mr. W. Orchard, of the Hongkong Electric Co. Ltd ABN

he bridesmaids were the Misson Betty and Audrey Ste

Andrews beat

8 Deacon was matron of honour and Mrs