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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1948.

A cocktail party was given aboard the now motor ship, Aros, on her arrival hero from Australia on Wednesday. The ship belongs to the Australian-West Pacific Lines, and this was her maiden voyage, Snapped at the cocktail party are (above left) Mr M. W. Lo, Mr and Mrs B. W. Bradbury and Mr U Sze-wing, and (right) Mr C. E. Terry and friends. (Tolograph Staff Photographor)

THE monthly dinner of the Photographic. Society of Hongkong, held at the Cafe Wiseman on Wednesday evening, was very well attended. Some of those present are seen above. (Telegraph Staff Photographer}

TYPHOON—Although experiencing

a very strong blow, Hongkong fortunately missed the full forco of the typhoon on Tuesday. Among the major casualties was the steamer Haldis (loft), which was blown broadside on against the breakwater at Yaumati from her anchorage at Shamshuipo. The Kamala Circus, which has been giving performances on the ground next to Signal Hill, Tsimshatsui, was forced to take down its tonts for rafaty's sake, Picture at right shows the scene at the, circus the next morning. (Telegraph Staff Photographer)

VIGNETTES OF LIFE

DID HE TELL YOU

HE CAN'T FIND

THE

AMYBE WE CAN SMUGGLE

A BACK- SAW TO You-

WELL,G BYE OL PAL .....

MAYBE SOME DAY

WELL ALL MEET

AGAIN...IF YOU EVER

ESCAPE ...

ETC.

ETC.

Badger Symitcate

THE GROOM SHOULD CHOOSE BIC ATTENDANTE WITH CARE ..... RULING

OUT ALL SADISTS.

THE PUNCH MAKES SOME .' FOLKS VERY FUNNY INDEED...

'THEY THINK.

SMACK

NO

BE CAREFUL WITH THAT OLD FLAME. USE RICKING REKINDLING TROSE OLD EMBERS.

́ ́MY WAICT'

WAS WO

BIGGER THAN

*THIS WHEN I

WAS MARRIED."

"Wedding Bells"

BU KEMP STARRETT

THE RELATIVES WILL TELL HER, THROUGH

THEIR TEARS, THAT THEY HOPE SHE'LL BE HAPPY... IMPLYING THEY'LL BE VERY MUCH SURPRISED IF SHE EVER IS.

·A GAL İSHOULD BE ABLE

TO DRAY THE

LINE FOMEWHERE AEREN IT CONES TO

KISSING.

6.10.

'REMEMBER

WHEN YOU

CRACED ALE

OVER THE

FENCE WTORE

YOUR Bloo

PAIR OF ALSO-RANS.

[SOUND VEFFECTS

THE GOOD OLD-DAYS-SIDE SHOW.

THE BOY FROM NEXT DOOR WILL BE THERE:

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