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THE $ DIRECTORY 1929 ISSUE.

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Mr. A. H. POTTS AND HIS "BRIDE.-Miss Suzanne Weill, after their marriage in the Re- gistry on Monday-(K. Fuji- yama)..

ST. ANDREW'S DAY FESTIVITIES IN HONG KONG.-St. Andrew's Day: was followed by the 8th and last extra race meeting of the Hong Kong Jockey Club, at which all the events bar one were named in honour of Scotland and the principal event of the day was the St. Andrew's Stakes (see below). The Pipers and Drummers of the 2nd Batt. King's Own Scottish Borderers played on the course in the intervals, as seen in photo above. Their picturesque uniforms were much admired by the attend- ance. (K. Fujiyama),

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WEDDING RECEPTION AT "'ALBEROSE," POKFULAM.-Flashlight photo taken on Monday evening, in the residence of the bride's mother, after the reception. The bride was Miss Suzanne Weill, the bridegroom Mr. Alec Hutton Potts, the stockbroker, member of the Mounted Infantry H.K.V.D.C, and formerly acting Master of the Fanling Hunt. (K. Fujiyama).

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MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA'S BASEBALL TEAM.-Champlons of the Japanese League last year, with the staff and their familles. -Mr. Abe, the manager, is in a dark suit, hatless, on left of child in centre. On the right of the child is Mr. T. Honda, tennis singles champion of the Colony.-(K. Fujiyama).

ST. ANDREW'S STAKES.—Mr. "Eve's" Boxing Eve

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At left

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Above HONG KONG FOOTBALL

CLUB IN A SCRUM.—The Club's "rug- gen section, playing in "hooped" jerseys, after pressing against a military XV.

(K. Fujiyama).

AT MACAO - Outside Foot Ease Hosiery Mill's kiosk. Mrs. M. C. Chan, wife of the proprietor, is second from the with membora of the Hong Kong and Shanghai

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