1937-07-17 — Page 12

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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY,

JULY

17, 1937.

PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT

Three clever daughters of Mr. Lukyan, who scored suçemessa la the Trinity College of Music examination. They are pupils of Mrs. J. R. Suiter. Left to right: Dolly (junior merit), Molly (advanced senior honoure), Lily (intermediate honours).

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