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May 10th, 1930.

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Here is seen a group of athletes from the Hongkong Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation which recently took part in the All-China sports at Hangchow. The trophies won during the Meeting are also shown.

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Bridal group taken at the wedding, last Sunday, of Mr. G. U da Roza, the well known jockey, and Miss C. Alves, daughter of Mr. A. E. S. Alves. (Photo: Mee Cheung),

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This picture shows the famous Shwedagon Pagoda at Rangoon, the biggest in the world, which sufferal damage in the earthquake this week. The golden top, inset with jewels, was destroyed.

Athletes from the 3/15 Junjabis,, taken at Whitfield Barracks, with trophies won in re-

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Group of members of the F. SC. Class of Queen's College, which won the Inter-Class Volley Ball Shield. The Headmaster (Mr. F. J. de Rome) and other masters are also seen. (Photo: Moe Cheung),

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