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May 16th, 1931.

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Here are seen members of the St. Andrew's Club ladies' hockey team, which finished the Caer Clark Cup Competition with the pulling of runners-up,

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Snapshots taken in the match between South China (Champions) and The Rest, which South China woti 5-1. Left, Rodger tipping over the bar; centre, Rodger

punching out under pressure; right, Rodger again in action, kicking clear in another tight corner. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

Young athletes from St. Paul's College are here shown with trophies which they won in the recent inter-School

sports, of which they were champions. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

This picture, taken during the match between Andrews and Rumjahn, shows the former clever

ly winning a point by a smart tragetic move after he had drawn his opponent up to the net,

(Photo: Meo Cheung)..

Balancing tricks being performed by

a trained seal on the Roof Garden of the Sincere Company's Hongkong store.

E. D. Andrews, the British International tonnia player

· (on· extreme right) and C.- A. Le Rumjahn, the Colony's champion," "chatting with H. E the Governor before, the match which Rumjahn won, (Photo: Moe Cheung);