1927-11-08 — Page 3

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPII,

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1927.

SEEING THEM OFF TO BLIGHTY,—A small section of the crowd which mustered on the wharf to bid good-bye to the troops sailing by the Karmals from Shanghai.

VICTORIOUS IN F. F. B. COMPETITI IN.~The victorious'team, No. 1 Company of "Le Torrent," who raised a total score of 297-2-5 points at the inter-company compotition held recon:ly at the Koukaza Gardens, Shanghai,

'SCHNEIDER TROPHY "TEAM AT CROYDON.— Flight-Lieutenant Webster (right), the winner, with' the other members of the British Scheidar Trophy: toam, photographed at Croydon on their return. (Times copyright).

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THE COLLEGE BREWER -Mr. Fred Hunt who is shortly retiring, has for the past 30 yours brewed he beer for Queen's College, Oxford. He is shown plate of beer" of the special tabout to draw a

Chancellor's 'brow. (Times, copyright).

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WEDDING AT ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCHI Group taken after the wedding at St. Joseph's Church, Shanghai, reconily, of Mr. Carle J. Encarnado. and Miss Aida Jensen. Miesos Annis Soyka and Mamie Martina were bridesmaids and Miss Titisha Stefanis, flower girl, The best man was Mr. P. Pandeler, Menare, L. P. Quincey, A. Soufoulis and B. Judah per- formed the duties of ushers.

JUDGES AT THE MOUNTED SPORTS.-Some of the judges at the Shanghai Volunteer mottated sports, making eatrics and comparing notes.

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