1939-09-16 — Page 7

$250

in CASH PRIZES AND

TWO SILVER TROPHIES

MUST BE WON

in the 'TELEGRAPH'S ' Amateur Photographic Competition

Sco details on another pago

Hongkong Telegraph.

PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1939

Less than 2 weeks left! the "TELEGRAPH'S" Amateur Photographic Competition

Closes on September 29th at 5 p.m.

Send your entries in NOW.

Scottish Bride Piped To Kowloon Church

THE

TELEGRAPH

"

will send a Staff Photographer to all

events of public interest.

Requests

should be addressed to the Pictorial

A VILLAGE DESIGN. One of the many fine photo- graphs entered in the Ninth Annual Photographic Competition sponsored by the "Hongkong Telegraph."

SCOTTISH WEDDING.

Miss Margaret Mackie with her father and bridesmaid, Miss Joyce Brewin, preparing to leave for the Union Church escorted by Mr. G. Nisbet (left). Miss Mackie married Mr. T. Lamb last Saturday.-Ming Yuen,

AMERICAN EXPRESS.

NEW

CLUB HOUSE,

Mr. C. G. "Perdue, Com- missioner of Police, open- ing the door of the new Club pavilion of the Hong- kong Police Sports Asso- ciation. The pavilion is a gift from Mr. Eu Tong- sen.-Ming Yuen.

WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVICE!

NEWLYWEDS. Mr. C. Medley, of the Hongkong Police Force, and his bride, formerly Miss Eileen Donald, leaving St. Andrew's Church after their recent wed- ding-Ming Yuen.

We'll tell you the Secret

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ILFORD