1952-07-19 — Page 9

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 19,

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int now forry launch, Man Wing, want on a trial run fast Saturday, and atroiwards took tho party on board to Junk way tor batho.

In picture abova, Mr Lou iak.po (extremo right), managing director or the Mongkong and Yaumati Forry Co., Ltd., is soon with some of his guests. Next to Mr. Lau is the Chief Justico, Sir Gerard Howo; on Sir Gerard's right is Mr Justico Resce, and on extreme loft Me D. Benson. Right: The scone of fun at Junk Bay, (Staff Photographer}

AT the opening fast Sunday of the now Cable and Wireless Sports Club at Caroline, Hill.",From loft: Mr W. H. Soundare, Vico-President of the Club, Mr. H. C. Baker, President, Mr F. S. Coote, Far East manager of Cable and Wireless, and Mrs Baker, who' par- formed the oponing ceremony. (Staff Photographer),

GROUP picture taken at St Andrew's Church last Saturday when Miss Lily Lul Lai-nel become the bride of Dr Chin Thiam-itlow, (Mainland Studio)

BELOW: Bridal party on the porch of St John's Cathedral after the wod- ding last Saturday of Capt. Patrick Elgood and Miss Barbara Elizabeth Walker. (Staff Photo- grapher}

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THE 6th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Battery, R.A., hold their swimming sports at the Victoria Barracks pool fust Saturday. ~ The winning, toom was from Battery H.Q. (above left). At the end of the sports, prizes were prosentad by Mit R. St G. G. Bartolót. (Staff Photographer}

LITTLE friends of Chery! Hart-Bokor, daughter of Mỹ and Mrs N. Hart-Baker, at the party given on her seventh birthday recently. (Mayfair)

RIGHT: Mr Brook Bernacchi, one of two recently elected members of the Urban Council; giving a talk to members of the American University Club at a luncheon forum held at the Hotel Cocil this

week. (Staff Photographer)

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THE now holiday camp for boys and girls at Silvormino Bay, donated by the Rotary Club and operated under the direction of the Standing Conference of Youth Organisations, har filled a long-folt nged. It has already been put to good use, and hundreds of children-have spent a happy week there. From top right, reading anti-clockwise; a party of girls deriving at the "comp;"| recording:"weight" on, arlyal and departure; a game of netball; washing up before a mool. (Staff Photographer)

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