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Hongkong Telegraph.

Pictorial Supplement

October 6th, 1928.

TO OUR READERS ·

We shall be pleased to

receive photographs of

interest, for reproduction

In this Supplement.

The above two photographs were taken at the launchingof the 8.s.. Bremen, one of the new mammoth liners of the North German Lloyd. The launching eeremony was performed by President von Hindenburg. An article on another page of this issue describes the vessel and her sister ship, the s.s. Europa, which was launched by Mr: J. G. Schurman, the U.S. Ambassador to Germany.

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OLEST ALLIANCE

PORTUGAL ENGLAND

1373 1928

Part of the Portuguese Pageant at the Grand Tattoo will be a representation of Vasco da Gama's caravel, "San Gabriel" which in 1497 made an historic journey from Portugal to Calicut.

Celebrating the world's eldest alliance, that between Portugal, anți Britain, the above font forms part of the Portuguese Pageant. Bliss Barbosa represents Britännid and Miss Albuquerque represents Portu gual. (Photos, Meo Cheung).

Lieut, the Master of Napier and his bride, Miss Muir New. son, photographed after their wedding in St. John's Cathe dral, on Friday last. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

Capt. C. E. Plunkett-Cole. Master of the as. Anking, who was wounded in the sensa- tional piracy at week.

The late Mr. H. Thomson, Chief Engineer of the 8.5. An- king, who was murdered by pirates.

Charming group photograph taken at the wedding of Lieut. the Master of Napier and Miss Muir Newson, which took place at St. John's Cathedral on Friday last. The bride and bridegroom are seen in the company of the bridesmaids, the best man, Ittle flower girl and page. (Photo: Moe Cheung).

A scene of disorder on board the 88. Anking when she arrived in Hongkong on Saturday morning last, after having been in the hande

of pirates for over 50 hours. (Photo: Mee Cheung)..

With flag at half-mast and with police launch alongside, the 8.8. Anking went to a buoy in harbour on Saturday afternoon last after having been pirated by the notorious Blas Day pirates. On deck can be seen crowded some of the 1,400 deck passengers who went through the trying ordeni. (Photo: Meg Cheung).

Dock passengers, many of whom had been kept without food; for over two daya, photographed on board the 8.8. Anking on her arrival Hongkong after the sensational piracy Jost, wock. (Photo: "Mes

Cheung).

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