1932-05-14 — Page 7

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Residenta waring farewell to H. E. the Governor and Lady Peel when they embarked for Home last week. (Photo: Ming

Yuen).

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His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel snapped as they arrived at Queen's Pier to embark for England on holiday. (Photo: Ming Yeen).

The above group was taken at the Shung Chin Association's premises

on the occasion of the wedding of Mr. Konehill Lee and Miss Leasin Chouk.

Two snaps of Saturday's cricket match between the Interport XI and Mr. Reid's team. In picture on right the wicket-keeper would appear to be wearing a skirt, but the impression is merely due to the fact that another player is atanding astride immediately behind him. (Photos: Ming Yuen).

This photograph shows the First and Second Division X I's of the Indian Recreation Club, with the cricket cham- pianship shields.

The late Mr. Tang Chi-ngong, well- known Hongkong merchant, who re- cently passed away. (Photo: Yim Fong).

Here are seen some of the Hongkong contingent of nurses and ambulance workers who have been do ing duty in Shanghai. Left to right, Mr. Kwon Sik-kwan, Mr. Wong Shu-wah (officer in charge), Miss Kong Ching-ho (head nurse), Dr. Bau Choi-chu, and two Boy Scout leaders of Shanghai,

Hongkong nurses at work in Shanghini hospital. Left, bandage-making in progress; right, wounded soldiers ro- ceiving medical treatment.

Two more Shanghai hospital scenes. Left, temperature of patients being taken; right, an operation about to be commenced,

Above picture shows players who took part in the match in which The Real defeated the Radio Sporte Club, champions of the Mamak Hockey Competition, last Saturday. The score was five goals to one. (Photo: Ming Yuen Studio),

Many well-known residents left for Home by the P. and O. liner Ranpura last Saturday. Some of the passeng gers are seen above just as the ship was leaving the wharf.

Two sampshots of the game between the Radio Sports Club and The Rest, which concluded the Mamak Hockey Competition matches last Saturday (Photos: Ming Yuen Studio),