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Hongkong Telegraph.

Pictorial Supplement

November 1st, 1930.

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Here is a striking picture of the recent big.

blaze at Wuchow, when floating restaurants on the waterfront caught fire, doing damage estimat- ed at nearly $200,000 and causing the loss of many lives. (Telegraph Special).

Another view of the big fire at Wuchow, which, by reason of lying sparks, endangered the city and the numerous small craft in the vicinity. (Telegraph Special).

Mrs. H. T. Creasy presenting the Base. ball League shield to the captain of the Japanese team, the year's champions, last Saturday. (Photo: Mee Cheung),

DA DEUM .

This photograph gives an excellent idéa

of the corner of Gloucester Building, now in course of construction. It is easily the biggest steel frame building in the Colony · (Telegraph Special).

Here are shown the players who took part in the tennis match on the Hongkong University courts between teams representing Medicos and Arts. The former won. (Photo

by Hongkong University Amateur Photographic Society).

This picture shows some of those present at the opening of the new clubhouse" of the Kowloon British School Former Pupils' Association, at King's Park last Saturday. (Photo:

Ming Yven Studio),

SSOCIATION

This picture shows M. Emil Vandervelde, Belgian Socialist and former Minister for Foreign Affairs, with his wife, General Wong Koung and Chinese

members of his party on their arrival" in Canton recently.

Photographs taken on the occasion of plays recently produced by Hongkong University Arts Association. Top left shows the cast in "Rehearsal," performed by women undergraduates, left bottom shows a scene in "Doctor Love," whilst on right are seen the players in "Doctor Love," Mr. B. G. Birch, the director, being on extreme right, and Mr. Le Chi-chiu, Chairman of the Arts Association, on the extreme left. (Photos: A Fong).

Snapped at Saturday's, Races. Left, Mr. Ho Leung leading in San Francisco (Mr. Heard up), winner of the. Bonham Handicap, "B" Class; right, Mrs. T. E Pearce leading in Nationalist II (Mr. G. U. da Roza up), winner of the Fifth

Aggregate Stakes. (Photos: Mes Cheung).

The Revenue Department team which won the Goscombe-O'Sullivan Lawn Bowls Cup. Left to right: Standing: H. V. Pearse, E. Tuck, T. Talion, W. Ward and A. W. Grimmitt (skip); sitting, H. A. Taylor, AS.LE. and R. R. Wood, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. (Photo: Ming Yuen Studio);

Group taken at the wedding at St. John's Cathedral, of the Re Neville Watkins, Assist Chaplain of the Cathedral, and Miss Hazel

Somerville,

Ming Yuen Studio).