1932-12-24 — Page 9

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Hongkong Telegraph.

PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT

SATURDAY, December 24th, 1932.

FATHER CHRISTMAS Comes Down Your Chimney TO-NIGHT

THE BOMBAY SILK STORE will remain open especially for his convenience until 10 p.m.

Some of the clergy who participated in the opening ceremony of the St. Teresa Church in Kowloon last Sunday. Bishop Valtorta, who performed the ceremony, is soen in centro. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

- Esger faces. A snapshot during the Rugby match in which the Club defeated the Navy by eleven points to nil. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

A glimpse of the exteriar of the Hall of Peate, Peking, show. ing part of the crowd which gathered while the ceremonies for

peace were being conducted by the Panahan Lama.

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Exterior view of the new St. Teresa Church in Kowlson, The tower, to be situated on the right, in still under construction. (Photo: Ming Yuan).

The above snapshots were taken during the physical culturo display ziven by the students of the Diocesan Girls' School fast Saturday.

Some of the thousands who filled the vast courtyard of the Forbidden City in Paking during the Panehan Lama's week of Prayer for Peace.

Rafugees from famine and bandits in North China. According to estimates, some two 'mili' lion people are in danger of starving this winter unless help is provided.

South China defeated the Navy' at Kow loon Iast Sunday. Picture shows an exciting struggle in gnál-mouth. (Photo: Ming Yuen.)

Colonel Myles, O.B.E., R.A.M.C., inspecting wound-dressing display in the final for the Ralph Shield Competition in connexion with the St. John Ambulance Brigade. (Photo: Yim, Fong Studio).

The above picture shows some of the irrigation work which is being carried out in North Chine, over a large part of which famine conditions prevail.

Here is another picture of the physical culture display given last Saturday at the Diocesan Girls' School in Kowloon. It shows the drill

march in progress,