1959-01-24 — Page 10

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, - JANUARY 24,.... 1959.

ABOVE: A scone at the Kai Tak rifle range on Tuesday, when the ninth annual Hongkong Bisley' Shooting Competition was won by the 1/2 Gurkha Rifles "A" Toam.

RIGHT: Mr A. C. Max- well, Commissioner of Police, congratulatos a recipient of the Colonial Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal during a parade at the Polico Sports Association ground in Boundary Street on Wednesday,

ABOVE: Mr_W. Segrue, Assistant. Commissioner of Polica, New Terzitories and Marine, was foted by villago representatives and businessmen at a tea party hold at Castle Pack Hotel this week. Mr Segruo (loft) is soon shaking hands with Shatin's representative, Mr Ng Chung-chi.

ABOVE: Missionaries of the West China Evan- gellatic Band distributed warm clothing and rice to the needy this wook at tho European YMCA, Pictured In an aged woman receiving hor par cel from a member of the Band.

LEFT: Mr Lo Ping (right)

in congratulated by Bri- sadler M.. H. Walters on receiving the Command- er-in-Chief's testimonialTM for long and loyal service as a civilian employce of the RASC. The presenta- tion was made by the Brigadier during a parade last wook at Whitfield Barracks.

BELOW: Mr Siu Ming,. socond from left, paid $3,000 to have his pic- ture snapped with Mr Shum Wal-you (right), Managing Director of the Wah Kiu Yat Po'and organiser of a musical concert to aid under privileged children, and throo Chinose opera stors: Mr Loung Shing. po, Misses. Pak Shuet-sin and Yam Kim-fal.

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is a

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for Ladies

ABOVE: Stirling Moss, runner-up in the World Driving Championships last year, presents Mrs Jean Barrett with a touvenir, during cocktail party in his honour fast week.

Ranging from HKB1008-

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Same day you will own one/

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ABOVE: Mr. and Mrs Horbert W. Gruster, both former Hongkong residents, pictured after their wedding in. Tokyo recently. The brido is the former Miss Kay Baird, of the U.S. Con- tulato-General, while the groom was with Jebson and Co. Ltd.

BELOW: - Two nuns in- spect with interest a display of text-books during an exhibition by the Education · Depart- ment of King's College this week. The exhibi» tion was opened an Tuesday.

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BELOW: The C.E. M. Terry '{céntra}' pose with officers of the Civil Aid 'Services during a special C.A.S. officer' course held at the Service's training centre in Argyle Street this week.

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