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"A high one goes over. Photo taken during the high-scoring which saw the Navy beat the Hong kong Football Club by six goals to four on Saturday. (Photo: King's Studio).

Group taken at St. John's Cathedral on Tuesday when Miss Vida R. Harrison, confidential stenographer and. assistant to the Colonial-Secretary," waa"married to Mr. Charles Bentley Terdre, of the H. K. and S. Bank.

(Photo: Ming Yuen).

Photo taken at the Civil Service Club on Monday when the Shanghai interport bowls team won by 27, shots to 19. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

Mr. R. C. H. Lim addressing_putrans_of_the_bazaar, hold in ald_of_the_Precious Blood Convent last week-end. (Photo: Ming Yuen),"

Miss Vida R. Harrison who was married to Mr. Terdre on Tuesday, arriving at the Cathedral on the arm of the Hon. Colonial Secretary, Mr. D. W. Tratman.

Lady Pollock, with members of the organising committee of the baxnar hold at the Precious Blood Convent in Shamshuipo fast' week-end. Lady Foliock declared the bazaar open in a speech draw-

ing attention to the valuable work performed by the Convent. (Photo: Ming Yuen),

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Count McCormack, the famous Irish singer, foaving, with"`his

daughter for the Brompton Oratory, whore Miss McCormack was married to Mr. Edward Pyks, a member of Lloydı.

Modern China, at- the Precious Blood Content” bazan

Ming Yuen);

*Group Lakan at a party in honom of Dr. Khalid. Sheldrake. lifa President of the Western Jelamlo

Association, London, by the Hongkong Islamic Literary Society. (Photor Men Cheung),

Picture taken at Nanking recently when the Y's Men Club there bada farewell to

was leaving to become Commissioner of Educat

"Everything behind the Jack. An early stage in ons of the hoada in the Hongkong won (Photor King's Studle