1948-09-18 — Page 5

Hongkong Telegraph

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WEEK-END PICTORIAL MAGAZINE

Sept.

18.

1948

THE foundation stone of the now home of the Hongkong School for the Deaf at Diamond Hill, Kowloon, was laid last Saturday by the Hon. Sir Man-kam Lo, who is seen above speaking during the ceremony. On Sir Man-kam's right is the architect of the bullding, Mr I. N. Chau. Tho Principal of the School, Miss Li Luk-wah, is soon in picture On the right. (Tolograph Staff Photographer)

THE Royal Air Force at Kai Tak on Wednesday commemorated the Battle of Britain with a parade and divine service. Picture below shows the ADC, Air Commodore S. N. Webster, inspecting the parade. (Telegraph Staff Photo- grapher)

CAPTAIN ]. D. Valloy (left), chairman of the local branch of the British Air Pilots' Association, welcoming HE the Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, to the cocktail party given by the Association last week. (Tolograph Staff Photographer)

THE christening of Darryl James, infant son of Major and Mrs Victor Koating, took place at St Joseph's Church last Saturday, Picture taken after the ceremony. (Golden Studio)

"ONE" OF "THE FEW Flight Lieutenant C.-Mitchoff; the only member of the RAF at Kal Tak during Wednes- day's ceremonies who actually took part in the Battle of Britain in September 1940. He was serving then as an air gunner with No. 23 Squadron, (Telegraph Staff Photographer}

MR Hermilio Maria Larcina and his bride, formorly Miss Mercia Angelina Xavier, about to leave St Teresa's Church after their wedding last Sunday. (Telograph Staff Photographer).

THE dance given by the ATS at their moss in Macdonnoll Road in connection with their tanth anniversary colobrations was vory well attended. Included in the group here are the COC, Major- General F. R, G. Matthews, and Col. H. T. Alexander, GSD 1.* (Golden: Studio)

MR James Larson and his brido, formerly Miss Joan Mary. Roodman, leaving St John's Cathedral alter their wedding last Saturday undor an arch of oars provided by tho,groom's rowing: friends. (Golden Studio);

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