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October, 19th 1929.

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The new building of the Kowloon branch of the Chinese Young Men's Christian Association, opened by H.E. Mr. W. T. Southorn last week.

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Group photograph taken on the occasion of the wedding of Mr. A. Morley, of the Hongkong Telegraph, and Miss Irene Johns, which took place at Pennycross Church, Peverell, Plymouth, on September 3rd. Mr.

and Mrs. Morley are due in Hongkong to-morrow week

Mr. A. Morley and his bride, photographed after their

wedding in Plymouth.

Photograph taken at the opening of the new Chinese Y.M.C.A. premises in Kowloon last week. H.E. the Officer Administering the Government is seen in centre gf picture. Dr. Chow Wai-choung is shown interpreting His Ex-

cellency's speech,

H.E, Mr. Southorn inspecting the Ambulance Brigade guard of honour at the Kowloon YMCA.

opening ceremony.

A good High Jump snapshot taken on the second day of the Chinese athletic sports at Caroline Hill

Mee Cheung).

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A regular mix-up in the goal-mouth during Saturday's match between the Somersets and the K.O.S.B. The Somerset goalie has just punched clear. (Photo: Mee: Cheung).

This group was taken at the wedding, at St. John's Cathedral, on Saturday last, of

Mr. R. W. Ritchie and Miss Nancy Riley. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

Mr. A. H. Stoakes, 1st Class Draughtsman of the Con- struction Dept. of the Naval Yard is here scen (centre) with his staff. The photo was taken on the eve of Mr. Stoakes'

departure from the Colony.

Members of H.M.S. Berwick Torpedomen's Social Club, taken at the Hotel Savoy. Capt. E. G. Robin-

son, D.S.O., and Commander R. C. Woolerton are seated in centre,

Several well-known tennis players are seen in this group, táken at the Kowloon Cricket Club “At Home” in celebration of K.C.C. winning the championship of the Mixed Doublen League. The Dunlop Shield is seen in the centre. (Photo: A. Leuxg).