1948-12-04 — Page 8

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1948.

THE Kowloon Union Church held its annual bazaar last Saturday. It was opened by Mr R. G. Craig, who is scon abovo arriving at the church. With her is the Rev. Frank Short. Below: Mrs Craig inspecting the display at one of the stalls. (Telegraph Staff Photographer)

At left, the Vory A REUNION was hold by past students of Wah Yan College last week. Rev. A. Cooney, Rector of the College, converses with some of the old boys present. Above: the Rev. T. Sheridan renders a song during the impromptu entertainmont programme that

followed. (Telegraph Staff Photographer)

THE Chinese Catholic Club held a supper dáncé ́at the Cosmo Club last Saturday to raise funds for the Society of St Vincent de Paul. Members and their friends had a very enjoyable time. Mr Yip Ying-wah (above) entertained the company with songs during the evening. Two parties that attended are seen on the right.

Staff Photographer)

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PICTURE taken at the wedding of Mr Ackbar M. Omar and Miss Rubia Niamutullah. The bridegroom is prominent in local lawn bowls and cricket circles. (Golden Studio)

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THE Right Rov, Ronald Hall, Bishop of Hongkong, returned on Wednesday by plane after attending the Lambeth Conference. The Bishop (right) is seen at Kai Tak Airport with the Rev. J. H. Ogilvie and the Rev. Dr. C. J. Harth.

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