1948-04-24 — Page 5

Hongkon Telegraph

WEEK-END PICTORIAL MAGAZINE

April 24, 1

THE Nanyang Cotton Mill, the biggest concern of its kind in Hongkong, was officially open- ed last wook by the Colonial Secretary, the Hon. D. M. MacDougall. Occupying an area of 60,000 square foot at Tokwawan, Kowloon, the mill, in full operation, will employ 600 workers. In the abovo picturo, Mr MacDougall is being escorted round the plant by a director of the company. Also in the picture is Me D. Benson, manager of the Mer- cantile Bank of India. Right: a corner of the mill. (Hong- kong Telegraph photos)

MR. Barrow, OBE, Now Territorios District Officer, signing the agreement fixing the Sha- taukok border stones on behalf of the Hongkong Government last Saturday. Gen. Hsu Ching-tang, the Chinese representative, is second from right. (Photo: Golden Studio)

PHOTO taken at St John's Cathedral last week after the wedding of Mr Henry Felton Hopkins, of Mosers. Jardino, Matheson and Co., and Miss Betty Louiso Rea,

(Photo: Ming Yuen)

INSPECTOR and Mrs R. B. Davies with their daughter, Carol Ann Shirley, who was christened last Sunday at St John's Cathedral. (Photo: Meo Cheung)

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Photo taken after the chris-

tening at St Andrew's Church

last wack of the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W, F. Wynne. (Photo: Mee Cheong)

MR S. Randle, Controller of Posts, is sailing for Australia on Monday in the ss Soochow on leave prior to retirement from the Hongkong Government Service, (Photo: Ming Yuen)

OLD Bedfordians met at a rousion dinner held last Friday in the Jacobean Room of the Hongkong Hotel with Lt-Col. E. J. R. Mitchell, OBE., ED, in the chair.

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MR and Mrs Glen Cooper, who colebrated their silver wedding this week, To mark the occasion, a big party was given at the Kowloon

Dock Recreation Club. (Photo: Ming Yuan)

CAPT. Adrian Tansley, of the 1st Inniskil- lings Fusiliers, leaving St John's Cathedral last Saturday with his bride, the former Miss Sheila Shelton. (Photo: Ming Yuen)

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LEFT: Vera Lillian, daughter of Inspector and Mrs D. L. Davies, with her parents after her christening last Sunday at St John's Cathedral. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

BODDY, which was ridden to victory fast Saturday at Happy Valley in the Gatwick Stakes, paid the second largest dividend this year. Tho pony is seen being led in by Mr H, S, Yung, (Photo: Golden Studio)

THE Rice¡ Hall athlotio team, which won the Hongkong University Inter-Hostol champion- ship challenge cup recor at the annual sports held at Carolina Hill. (Photo: Ming Yuen).

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