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The smart appearance of the Queen's Theatre ushers, in their new uni-

formu, is shown in this picture, taken recently.

Miss Mackie, M, E. G. Jamieion (British Consul) and the Hon. Mr. Gordon Mackie "are in, this snapshot, taken at the recent Canton Races, (Photo: Ab Fong).

Interior view of Queen's Theatre after recent redecoration in the ultra-modern style. The colour scheme “is pale sca-groen, chodën for its soothing effect on the eye, while the fighting effects are must pleasing.

Group taken at the Canton Race Meeting. The Mayor, Mr. Liu Chi-men, is standing in centre, and also in picture are Sir Wm. Shenton, Dr. and Mrs. Wagner, Mies Mackie, and Mr. E. G. Jamieson. (Photo: Ah Fong),

Group taken during the visit of the Philippines Legislative Trade Commision to the South China Metorship Building and Repairing Works, Ltd. Left to right:-Messra, Jos. A. Gutierrez, J. E. Romero, M. T.. Boncan, Capi. G. L. Brandt; Juan. Luna and B. F. Lopes.

The grill room of the King's Restaurant, now under the management of Mears, Wellman and Co. Mr. R. A. Ed. wards, who has born with the restaurant and catering de- partment of Lane, Crawford, Ltd, for the past two years,

is in charge.

This soap was taken whilst the Caer Clark Cup hockey match ba- tween the Club de Recreio and "Y" indios was in progress on Saturday.

(Photo: Ming Yuon).

"The School for Scandal," an excellent study by Mr."

J. W. Platt.

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Winners of the Queen's College inter-class football matches, with Mr. Wallington, sports master, and Mr. Chin Kwang-lum, MA. (Photo: Yim Fong Studio).

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The above group shows members of the Civil Service Cricket Club Zad. XI. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

Spotted Butterly (Mr. Frost up), winner of the Mira Bay Handicap at last Saturday's RaceL (Photo: Mes Cheung).

The Craigongower C.C. Ind. XI. which won the Junior League this season (Photoi Ming

Yuen),