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Hongkong Telegraph

Pictorial Supplement

August 1st. 1931.

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Holt's wharf and gowns are seen in the left A line aerial view of part of the residential district of Kowloon Point. foreground, with Dr Peninsula Hotel further back On the right background the typhoon shelter is visible. (Royal Air Force Official Photograph: Crown Copyright Reserved},

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Visiting the Club de Recreio ground recently, the Ladies' Recreation Club secured. victory in a Mixed Doubles match

(Photo: Mee Cheung). by six sets to three. Above are seen the players who took part in the game.

This interealing grimp was taken on the ocension gl' a tennis tournament between teams representing the Canton Citizens Athletic Associn-

tion and the Tungshan Garten Club (German), which ended in a win for the former.

Doubles match between This snapshot of play in progress was taken during the Mixed Kowloon Cricket Club and the United Services Recreation Club, on the K.C.C. ground. The home team won. (Photo: Mee Cheung),

Miss Isabel Pestonji who secured Senior Honours in the Trinity College of

Music examination,

Miss Lorna Tolian, who secured a pass in the In- termediate Division of the Trinity College of Music Examination.

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This group was taken at the annual bowls match players on leave in England and members of the Wanstead

Hongkong Club, which the latter won. Hongkong players seen in the photograph aro Messrs. E. W.

D, Simmonds, G. C. Moss, Gow, B. W. Bradbury and A. Macfarlane,

Left

to right:Mr. Leung Tat-kwong, winner of Canton Open Tennis Championship; Mr. Wong Po-keung, Captain of the Canton Citizens' Athletic Association; Admiral Chan Chak, President of the Association. Mr. Leang recently defented Mr. E. C. Fincher, of Hong- kong, and is to meet Mr. C. A. L. Kumjahn, Hongkong's champion, to-morrow.

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Some of the players who took part in the Mixed Doublos tennis match between teams representing the`

Kowloon Cricket Club and the United Services Recreation Club. (Photo:

Mee Cheung),