1921-05-07 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Faculty and Students of Canton Hospital Training School for Nurses, 1920.

Graduating Class Nurses Training School, Canton Hospital, 1920."

Photo by R. P. Brown Esq.

The large fish shown on the right in the net between the two sampans.

"Bestevaer "winner Championship English rigged Cruisers

Season 1920-1921.

Photo: by R. P. Brown Es

Large fish caught off Gap Rock, weight over 14 tons. Picture shows the fish lying on its back with its "wings" caught up and tied together.

REV. PETER PARKER, M, D.

The "Father of Medical Missions" was born at Framingham, Mass. He opened the Canton Hospital on November 4th, 1835. Dr. Parker, on February 21, 1838 was prominent in the organization of the Medical, Missionary Society in China. Mrs. Parker was the first foreign woman 'permitted to reside in Canton.

REV. LEUNG FAAT.

Born at Ko-ming, Canton Province, in 1789. He was the first Canton Hospital Evangelist and died in 1855. A large painting of him is suspended in the reading room of the Canton Hospital A tablet over his remains is to be found in the compound of the Canton Ohristian College at Honglok,

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Match between the Brothers Lo and the Brothers Hancock in the Challenge Round of the Tennis Championship Doubles played on 27th April, 1921.

The Lawn of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club on the

occasion of the Closing Cruise of the Besson

This historio, portrait le that of Rey Robert Morrison, D.D. FR.8, the first missionary to Chine with Chinese sprint. ante translating the Bcriptures. Dr. Morrison arrived, in Canton on September, 70b, 1807, and died at Canton on August 1st, 1894, and was buried at Maung,