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THE CHINA MAIL.

Our Homeside Picture

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1930.

Service

LE TRIO MORGAN.—A musical cumbination of three sisters from Boston, U.S.A., who have delighted people all over the world. Left to right: Marguerite Morgan, pianist. Frances Morgan, violinist, Virginia Morgan, harpist, all wearing the 1830 period alresors (Sport and General).

WOULD YOU LIKE A HOLIDAY THERE?--Visitors to the Sphinx and Pyramida, one of the "wonders of the world," in Egypt. Note the camels and the ubiquitous photographers in the desert, also the contrast of the European clothes with that of the native. (Sport and Ceneral).

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STUDENTS' AMUSING "RAG."-The students of University College Hospital carried out a "rag" in aid of their hospital. Need- less to say, the costumes, weird and "historical" caused much delight to passers-by, who generously responded to the appeal. An amusing tableau In Trafalgar Square in shown here, being a hospital "operation" on a lorry-(Sport and General).

NEW UNDERGROUND STATION.--For four years 150 men have been toiling to make the new Piccadilly Circus tube station In London one of the newest wonders of the world. A novel feature is the row of nine automatic booking offcen in the booking

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WARM EXERCISE IN THE COLD-Even the river does not fook inviting in this beautiful winter picture and one wonders what it is like to go out clad in singlet and shorts. The crews are from Cambridge University and the view is of a finish at Adelkide Bridge in the trial eights-(3port and General)

YOUNG BUTCHERS IN THE MAKING. At the Smithfield Institute, London, where classes are being held to in struct : would-be butchers in the art of trussing turkeys Photo shows the clase being taught by an expert. (Sport and`` General)..