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MISS Barbara Phillips (fifth from left, front row) celebrated her 21st birthday last week with a big party at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs H. F. Phillips. (Mayfair)

PICTURE shows some of those who attended the social evening organised by No. Platoon, "A" Coy, 1st Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment. The social was held at the NAAFI Club last Saturday, (Ching Fleet Club Studio)

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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1951,

H.E. the Governor, as- Chief Scout of Hongkong, - presented warrants to two Assistant Colony Commis. sioners at Government House on Tuesday, The Rov. Bro... Castion is seen in pictura rocojving his warrant. (Staff Photographer)

THE Director of Edu- cation, Mr D. J. S. Crozier (seated. In centro) photographed with officers of, the

· Education Departmeḥt and members of the Lok Sin Tong, an old. established benevolont institution, of the ppening of the new freo school in Kowloon City on: Wednesday. (Staff

Photographer);

A scene from "A Murdor Has Been Arranged," the play by Emlyn Williams, which the Garrison Players will present at the Missions to Scamon Theatre

next

LITTLE Tommy Hollway (centre of front row), with friends wh

attended his fourth birthday party, (Mayfa

THE ladies who will take part in the pageant of national coatymos óf different countries at the charity ball to be held the

Skyroom, Luna Park, next Friday evening in aid of the Society for the Protection of Children: (Staff Pho

· PICTUREŝtaken at the party which› Miss Norcon Phillips gave on the occasion of

her sixteenth birthday,

AT the Pirates' Ball, held at the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club last Saturday. From rights, Lieut. J. C. Dawson, Miss P. Buttridge, Miss M. Cash, Lieut. R. Č. Wigglesworth, Miss J. Blackhurst, Lieut. R. S; D. Chamier, Miss H; Frozer and

-- Lieut. E. J.U. Rušš±ll:; (Mee Choung);

AIDS TO DRESSING

FOR THE OCCASION

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KNITTED WAISTCOATS.

VERY SNAPPY CHECKS

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PLAIN COLOURS.

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