1953-01-03 — Page 9

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1953.

THE Hon. Sir Arthur Morso (left), President of the Hongkong Football Association, toasted by a group of football referees at the dinner given by the Association to players, referees and press. (Staff Photographer)

AN anxious moment during the basketball game played between the South China Morning Post Sports Association and the Yip Yuo team of Choung Chau Island on Boxing Day, The Morning Post sportsmion were there on their annual outing. (Staff Photographor)

LEFT: Mr Francisco

do Sales Ozorio and Mies. Estelle Mario D'Almada e Castro, whose wedding took place at the Rosary Church on Monday. (Staff Photographer)

BELOW: Mr H. J. Brunnlor, President of Rotary Inter- national (third from loft), soon at a party given in his honour when ho passed through Hongkong: last week on a round- world trip. (Staff Photographer}

SCENE from the priza pinning play in the Inter Schools Dramatic Competition, "Soul.. of a Nation, produced by Queen's College. The play concerns the Mongol conquest of China. From left: Fu Chiu-hung as Kublai Khan, Kwak Hon-kuon as Marshal Po Yon, and Choung Su-shong as Won Tien-hilang. (Staff Photographer)

DAILY EXPRESS GARDEN BOOK

Containing

6 packets of flower sreda: Candytuft, Cornflower, Califor gian Poppy, Lava- in-a-Mist, Virginian Block, and Μίκου Flowers. (Locally tested).

$3

S. C. M. POST HONG KONG KOWLOON

and

KELLY & WALSH PLANT NOW FOR FED/MARCH. FLOWERING

HIS Excellency, the Governor presenting insignia at Government House on Monday. Mr Chiu Lut-sau, soon in picture, was protented with a Certificate of Honour for public welfare work. (Staff, Photographer)

PICTURE taken after the christening of Lynno Lauraino,

daughter of Mr and Mrs H. Farmer. (Staff Photographer,

LITTLE Maureen Katemopoulos in pictured: above with her parents and friends who helped her to calabrato her fifth birthday. Maureen is the daughter of Mr and Mrs T. D. Katemópoulos.

FOR HERE or HOME!

AQUASCUTUM

OVERCOATS

We have full

a

range of theso 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 cloths' such as cashmere for those about to travel abroad.

SIR Robert Ho Tung; Kt, LLD, JP, who celebrated his ninetieth birthday on December purrounded by members of his large family on the Happy occasion. Several members of the family who wore living abroad returned specially to be present at the celebration. (Ming Yuen)

A representative range is on display in Alexandra Arcade.

MACKINTOSH'S

ALEXANDRA, ARCADE

and

DES VOEUX' ROAD: