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Hant-leck (51. John's) in the High Jump at the H.K. aily sports. He tied with C. T. Law and Chan Seck. This photo and others of the Meeting are by the Uni-

versity Amateur Photographic Club.

The ladies' 100 yards race at the Varsity sports. Left to right:-Misses

W. F. Kwok, C. Wang, A. Woods (winner) and P. C. Kwok,

The frat Child Welfare Clinic to be started in Hongkong, over two years ago, at the Kwong Wah Hospital, vioon. Splendid work has been done by Dr. Cheng Kong-shen and the Matron, Miss Pun Wan-shan. Miss C.

Crichton Imrie, of New Zealand, la anon beside the Matron. (Photo: Lee Fong).

The 220 yards race at the Varsity sports. Left to right:-F. Zimmern,

A. T. Loo, R. Symons and E. L. Gosano. The last-named won.

Mr. Tam Woon-tong, Chairman of the Po Leung Kuk, whose un- tiring efforts were largely respon. sible for the establishment of the institution in its new home, opened last week.

Mr. R. H. Kotowall presenting the prizes

Miss P. C. Kwok making a grim effort in the Long Jump at the University sports.

A. T. Loa caught by the camera in the

at the University sports.

She won second place.

Long Jump at the Varsity sports.

Photo shows some members of the St. John Anıbulance Brigade who were entertained by the Y.W.C.A. Just before leaving for Red Cross hospital work in Shanghai. Eight nurses of the YWC.A. were among the party. (Photo: Ming Yuen Studio).

Left, Helman (Mr. Y. S. Chang up), after winning the Hongkong Handicap “A” Class in record time on Saturday: right, Chivalrous (ridden by Mr. Charles), which won the Hongkong Handicap "B" Class and paid backers 1182. (Photos

Mee Cheung).

Group taken after the wedding, at St. John's Cathedral on Wednesday of last week, of Mr. H. F. Westlaks and Miss Elizabeth McCance. (Photo: Ming Yuen Studio).

These two clever fake photographs are the work of Mr. E. H. lachcomb, of the Royal Naval Yard Police. He la suan'in dual capacities in each of the pictures,

Picture shown Bowery Bay, ridden by Mr. Corbett, before bia mishap at Happy Valley on Saturday, baing"lad in after

the Loiterers Stakse, (Photoi. Men Cheung),