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Photos by Lee Fang

THE CHINA MAIL.

SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1926.

Snapshots taken last Saturday when the Hongkong League base, ball season opened at Happy Valley. On the left. H.E. the Governo (Sir Cecil Clement) is seen shaking hands with the teams lined up (South China and the Nippon Club, last year's champions and

Tunnera-up, respectively). On the extreme left of the snapshots are Mr. W. Logan (vice-president), Mr. C. S. Ransom (President) and "action snapshot" on the right shows the armoured catcher and Mr. R. C. Tredwelt (Hon. President). The Governor is Patron The

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Mr. W. K. Reynolds, acting Registrar to the University, and Miss Lal Hutton, after their wed- ding at St. John's Cathedral Inst Saturday,

To-night and on Wednesday afternoon, Miss

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Here are snapshots taken on Monday at the Murray parade ground when the St. John Ambulance Brigade held a ceremonial.

Photos by Lee Fong- II.E. the Governor presented medals marking 10 years' service, to Mr. E. Ralphs (District Commissioner), and Dr. W. V. M. Koch (District Surgeon). Above, Sir Cecil Clementi is seen inspecting the Red Cross nurses on parade;' on the left, handing over a medal.

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Snapshots taken last week at the funeral of Sir Paul Chater, the "grand old man" of Hongkong. On the left the impresive scene, with a gathering representative of the whole Colony, at the graveside

Photo by Lee Fong.

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