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Hongkong Telegraph.

PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1933:

VERY HEAVY

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BOMBAY SILK STORE

2, D'Aguilar Streat.

Mr. Arnhold Graham, of Shanghal, photographed with his brido (Miss Forrester) after their wedding at St. John's Cathedral. Mr. Donald Leach. gave the bride away, and two other members of the Shanghai Interport, cricket team wire in attendance, (Photo:

Ming Yuen).

Our picture shows the Armisties Day ceremony at the Chinese War Memorial in the Public Gardens. (Photo: Kwong Nai Studio).

Fincher making a typical lag glance in the course of his fanings of 81 against Shanghai.

The Legion of Frontieremen, sson in this picture.

made their first public appearance in Hongkong..on Juvalin-throwing at the annual 5, C.A. A. sports on Sunday

Armistice Day. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

last. (Photo: Ming Yuan).

Owen Hughes, the Hongkong skipper, making a late cut to th boundary in the Interport against Shanghai,

His Excellency the Governor being introduced to the Services team in the Armistice Day football match. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

There WAR a keen finish in the 440 metre raco at the South China Athletic Asso. ciation's sports Sunday. (Photo: Ming. Yuan),

This fleet of new de luxe buses has been put on the Hongkong Hotel-Reyules Bay.

service. Note the open sunshine roof on the vehicles. (Photos Mes Cheung).

B. S. Gill (Malaya) bowling in the match against Hongkong. Owan Hughes is seen on the faft.

Wreath-laying ceremony at St. John's Cathedral war memorial on

Armistice Day. (Photo: Ming Yuan).

Lieut. Garthwaite (Hongkong) bowled by Gill in the first Innings of the match against Malaya.

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T. A. Peares driving to the off in the Hongkong-Malaya match,

Large crowds vielted the Cenotaph aftse the Armistice Day ceremony, as the above plolara shu ww. (Photoi Ming Yuan)