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You need a warm pull-over with a spice of the devil in its colour scheme-and if you catch cold easily a scarf would not be out of place.

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Mr. T. T. Kwok won frst prize in the Genre Class "D" at the University Amateur Photographic Club Exhibillon for this picture, entitled "Mending

the Leak,"

Soven pictures were judged of equal merit in the Landscape "A" section, but by vote of the judges this one, "Wings of the Morning," by Mr. P. A. Dragon

was awarded the prize.

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Dr. T. C. Lau was grouped equal seventh in the Landscape "A" section for this pieture, entitled "Sum-

mer Days."

A fine study, "The Veteran," which won honours for

Mr.. K. K. Kwok in the Portrait School Class.

"Landscape," by Dr. T. C. Lau, another of the seven pictures in the Landscape "A" section, ad-

judged of equal merit.

"Shadows in the Court Yard," by Dr. T. C. Lou, which tied with six others in the Landscape "A" section.

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Yet another picture of the soven which tiod in the Landscape "A" section. Entitled "Twin Boats," it is the

work of Mr. Alfred Lock.

Entitled "Gossips," this entry by Mr. Henrich Livor was declared by the Judges to be the best picture In the exhibition.