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The final scene in "Thark " shows everyone in commo- tion as Sir Hector

chases a "ghost" in

the haunted wing of

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estate. Roy Tsang photo.

Mr. J. W. Harrop (left) and Mr. W. Shillingford, Commis- sioner of Prisons, Hong Kong, taken at the fare- well

to Mr. party Harrop who has retired from the Prisons De- partment after 18 years service.-"China

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The staff of Gestetner (Eastern) Limited, and the company's manager, Mr. Henry Howell (centre), taken on the eve of Mr. Howell's departure on home leave. Roy Tsang photo.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harrop were the honoured guests al at the

а farewell party

Prison Officers Club, Stan- ley, last week. Mr. Harrop has been with the Prisons Department for 18 years.— "China Mail" photo.

Preliminary work on part of Hong Kong's Central Scheme has begun. The buoying barge midway, between the Star Ferry Wharf and Queen's Fier is engaged in gathering data

preparing a foundation.—”China Mail" photo.

A United States jet plane in action on the Korean front. It is seen coming out of a power dive after spraying the ground with 'machine-gun fire." In a second phase the rockets were

Gired, blowing up a. Russian-built North Korean tank. This photo appears in a 16-page picture report on the Korean! war in the July 31 issue of Life International magazine.--Photo by David Douglas Duncan, Life Photo- grapher.

Members and friends of the Sindhi Sports Group which a social and sports meeting at the Kowloon Indian Tennis

last week.—Mayfair Studio:

Mrs. R. W. Bateman cele- brated her birthday anni- versary al The Gripps, Hong Kong Hotel, on July 24. She

seen at the extreme left.-Roy Tsang

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