1952-10-25 — Page 9

MR and Mrs R. H. Leary with their children, photographed after the christening of their baby daughter, Marianne Margaret, at the English Methodist Church. (Ming Yuan)

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1952.

MR K. A. Bidmead, Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police, inspecting recruits at the passing out parade hold at the Police Training School last Saturday, (Staff Photographer)

MEMBERS of the

life saving class of the South Ching Athletic Association who recently passed an exomination con- ducted by Mr O. F. Bower, representa- tivo of the Royal Lifo Saving Society.

RIGHT: Prominent members of the Indian community of Hongkong at the Diwali dinner hold

In the Peninsula Hotel on Tuesday. (Staff Photographer}

MR J. A. Remedios helping his little doughter, Christing, to cut the cake at

hor sixth birthday party. (Willie's Inc.)

*RIGHT: Two parties at the farewell ball given by the NCOs and Sergeants

of the 1st Battalion, Middlesex Regi- ment, who are leaving the Colony'

shortly. The ball was, held at the. Kowloon Cricket Club last Saturday. (Staff Photographer)'

RIGHT: Pictura taken on the occasion of the christening of Michael Steven, son of Mr and Mrs F. W. Reis, at St Teresa's Church. (Willie's 'Inc.)

AUTUMN

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ON ALL GOODS

BELOW: Eleven members of the Indian film mission to the United States pictured at Kal Tak on their arrival hore on Thursday with local Indian residents who were on hand to-welcome them. The mission is headed by Mr Chandulal. Shah, and includes some of India's leading screen actors and actresses. (Ming Yuan)

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PICTURE taken' outside St Teresa's Church after the christening Richard, infant son of Mr and Mrs J. A. Rodrigues; (Staff Photographer

AQUASCUTUM PROOFED OVERCOATS

We have a full range of these London-made coats in all manner of cloths. There are gaberdines in navy blue, and fawns, West of England. cloths, light In weight yet warm enough for this climate, tweeds of bright or sombre hues, mainly with emphasis on herring-hones; and warmer clothes such as cashmere for those about to travel abroad.

A representative range is on, display in Alexandra Arcade.

MACKINTOSH'S

ALEXANDRA ARCADE

: and DES VOEUX ROAD.