1958-10-11 — Page 11

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ABOVE LEFT: "Young mon, Hongkong is 08 oasis of peace and tran- quillity," Mr Hin-shing Lo, a Colony Magistrate. reminded pelico con- stables who took part in a passing out parade at Aberdeen this wook. Mr Lo took the salute.

ABOVE: Hongkong's first race meeting of tho 1958/59' season opened last Saturday with Sir Robert Black, the Gover- nor, in attendance. This fine action shot shows K.K. Lam's Emerald, C.Le Liu up, loading the rast of the pack to the win- ning post in the seventh race... A section of the "near capacity crowd which packed the stands is sean 'in 'the picture an the right..

Fire? Noffear!

ABOVE: A pretty girl takes a chance at one of the stalls at the St Teresa's Hospital bo- zaur which was held at St Paul's Convent School this week.

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LEFT ABOVE: Mrs Lim Yew-hock, wife. of Singapore's Chief Min- ister, greating several guests during a recep- tion held at the Hong- kong Malayan Associa tion last week. The Lims left for home re- cently.

LEFT: Mr Ko Kim

(right), a verger wha has served St Andrew's Church for 51 years, shakes hands with the Roy. Owen Evo, the Vicar, after the pro- sentation of a gift at

a farewell party last

week. Mr Ko Kim, 70,

retiring.

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RIGHT: Many guests. attended cocktail party given by Air in- dia International last week, Mr. H.T. Barma,.

a prominant member of the Indian com- munity in Hongkong (left) is seen chatting with Captain R. Khan and Mr R. N. Kaul.

LEFT: Lady Black pro sents the team chom plonship trophy to the captain of Blue House after the Hongkong Sea School Aquatic Mest at Stanley, last Saturday.

BELOW: Clutching gifts for the neody in their hands, children file into St John's Cathedral last Sunday following the Harvest Festival thanksgiving evice. The gifts were later distributed to the poor...

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