1954-11-13 — Page 11

THE CHINA, MAIL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1954.

CHARMING picture of Miss Bridget Armstrong receiving the good wishes of friends on her marriage to Mr Ian Corria Mill (left). The wedding took place on November 5 at St John's Cathedral.

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The attendants awaiting har arrival. bridesmaids are the Misses Jean Finnie and Rosemary Prior. Little Miss Corinne Sleop is the flower girl, and Master Charles Ferguson the page boy. (Staff Photographer}

MEMBERS of the Hongkong Regiment embussing for their annual comp at Sok Kong on Thursday. (Staff Photographer)

LEFT: Mr R. F. V. Turner, Assistant Commissioner of Police, Hongkong District, with the Hongkong Police HQ team which won the Police inter-divisional football knock-out competition. (Staff Photographer)

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SCENE Conotaph on Romem- brance Sunday. The Hon. R. B. Black, as Officer Administoring the Government, lays Q wreath of tributo to The Fallen, (Staff Photographer)

LEFT: An attractively- decorated stall at the annual bazaar of the Kowloon Union Church last Satur- day. (Staff Photo-

grapher)

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ABOVE, left: Mr H. C. Menzies speaking of the first gathering of committed membors of Commonwealth Associations on Wednesday. Mr Monzios is President of the Australian Association, which dcted as hosts. (Staff Photographer}

ANTHONY, son of Mr and Mrs

F. F. Whitehead, blowing out the

candles with his sistor's help on

his fifth birthday. (Mayfair)

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HIS Excellency the Governor and Lady Grantham Stater, where he has been giving talks on Hongkong

Airport jetty in the rain to cross

GROUP photograph taken at the dinner party given at the Tai Tung Restaurant by Mr C. P. Tan,

Burmase Consul, to the Burma

Trado Mission, led by the Hon.

Thakin Tin. (Victor)

he Colony on Thursday from the United apped here as they approached the Kal Tak

{Staff Photographer}

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In plain colours and block & fancy stripes: shown in Alexandra, Arcade.

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