1934-03-10 — Page 9

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1934.

The keel of the Shun Tien.

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Miss Stella Fung about to break the bottle of champagne

on the bows of the "Shun Tlen"

Having seen the "Robin

launched, these ladles leave Talkoo Docks,

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Some guests at the launaning ceremony" of

3.5. Shun Tien

Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Grelg.

Commodore Elliot and Mrs. K.

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H. M. S. Robin in the slipway at Talkoo Dock.

Another exilbit at the Flower, Show.

Mr. K. E. Greig addressing the gathering after H. M. S. Robin

was christened by Mrs. Elliot.

The pansy exhibit at the Flower Show.

A job well done. Naval Officers leaving the platform after the

christening ceremony.

This section of the Flower Show proved extremely popular.

Copics of the above photographs may be obtained from the Hong Kong Daily Press, 11 Ice House Street.