1954-07-31 — Page 11

AT the cocktail party given aboard INS Delhi during the goodwill visit of the Indian Naval Flotilla to Hongkong. Rear Admiral F. A. Ballance, Flotilla Commandor (second from left), and Captain A. K. Chatterjoo, of INS Delhi, seen with guests. Right: The Band of the cruiser Delhi performing in the Botanical Gardens. Bolow: Players who took part in the friendly hockey match between the Indian Flotilla and the Army in Hongkong, (Stuff Photographer)

WATER'S

FINI

for:

FISH

but the Westinghouse

DEHUMIDIFIER

is better for you

Removes up to `i galions of, water' from the ale avery 24-blowers in an inclosed space of not more than 7,000 cubia 'teel, )

Front panel snape "In or Out” 'for' easy access to water comfalner. “

"On-01" disconnect-- SWILEM 1

stoctric rastety, had

| | Cmtpletely portable -- comvenient

·rectised'dandien,' ›

PHONE: BBM.

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1954.

RIGHT: Christening at the Union Church last Sunday of Angus Rodger; baby son of Mr and Mrs T. R. MacLean. (Staff Photographer)

BELOW: Members of the Hongkong Underwater Club getting ready to inrude the depths off Salkung last Sunday. (Mrs R. V. Trigg)

GROUP photo taken at the farewell party given by former students in honour of Sister, Mary de Ricci, Headmistress of Maryknoll Convent School, on her retirement fast Saturday. Sister Ricci is seated sixth from left in second row. (Ming Yuen)

TIES

FRIENDS of Misa Marie-Cecile 'Basto, daughter of Mr

and Mrs C., P. Basto, gathered at her home last Saturday:

- for her birthday party... (Willis's)

M

Bernadette?}|

Are Indja Interptias

of SUCH QUALITY

in

SUCH VARIETY

AS EVEN

WE

HAVE RARELY SHOWN BEFORE

HAND-BLOCK PRINTED FOULARDS;ARICH SILKS FROM ENGLISH, SQUARES AND WOOLLEN TAFFETAS

MACKINTOSHSO

IXANDIA ARCADE:

DES VORUX: KOAD

R-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMPORT