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Above is seen the cast in Black Magic," the farce written by Messrs. S. Haroon and M. U. Razack, which provided plenty of amusement at the Indian Recreation Club's open- air concert last Saturday.

These Instrumentalists are the "I. R. Kay Pickers," whose selections at the Indian Recreation Club's concert last Saturday were greatly enjoyed by all present..

Flying Officer H. A. Howes, the Flying Club's instructor, is here seen carrying out "bombing" practice just before his machine had to make a forced landing at Kai Tak last week. (Photo: Lec Fong Studio).

These snapshots were taken during the 1st Division Lawn Bowls League match between the Kowloon Cricket Club and the Club de Recreio last Saturday. The result was a tie of 66 shots cach. (Photo: Lee Fong Studio).

Miss Winifred Brown as pilot and winner of the King's Cup, with Mr. V. R. Adams (naviga- tor) holding the Siddeley. Trophy. Behind them is, their Avro Avian Cirrus M.K. & plane.

This picturesque view in the reservoir area was taken looking down from the dam at Tytam. It gives a good indication of the gratifying state of the water.

supply. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

The Lawn Bowls League match between Kowloon Bowling Green Club and the Police in progress on the former's greens, The home team won by fourteen shots. (Photo: Lee Fong

Studio).

This striking photograph shows the crater of a volcano at Sibayak, in Sumatra. It was taken by a reader of the "Hong- kong Telegraph."

Aerial

view of part of Tsingtao, taken by Colonel Wang Chinese Air Force. On the right can be seen the Jockey Club stables Dairy Farm. Tsingtao is becoming Increasingly popular as

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