1949-04-09 — Page 5

Hongkong Telegraph

WEEK-END PICTORIAL MAGAZINE

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Apr. 9, 1949

ON Saturday last, the foundation stone of the now Masonic Temple in Kennedy Road was laid, in the presence of a large number of Freemasons and their guests, by Right Worshipful Brother C. B. Brown and Right Worshipful Brother A. A. Dand, District Grand Masters, Hongkong and South China, English and Scottish Constitutions respectively. Above: District and local Lodge officers lined up for the coremony. Right: the stone being laid. Lower right: Brothron marching to the site in procession.

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PICTURE taken at the Sports Club last Saturday, when the Hongkong Branch of the Shanghai Light Horse Association held their annual dinner. (Tolograph Staff Photographor)

MR Yau Fung-hon, President of the Hongkong University Alumni Association, and Mr Y. C..Kwan, Hon. Secretary, seon presenting a plaque with the likeness of Dr D. j. Sloss, rotiring Vice-Chancellor, to the incoming Vice-Chancellor, Col L. T. Ride, at a cocktail party last Saturday Right: Dr Sloss and Col-Ride with Mrs Allen Ng and Miss Margaret Yu. Lower right: Dr Sloss chats with Mr Y. C. Kwan and Mr A. H. Rumjahn, (Telegraph Staff

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Mr Tiborcio C. Baja (loft), Consul for the Philippines, photographed with Mr Wan Wing-sum after opening an exhibition of the latter's works of calligraphy at the Hotel Cecil last week. Right: Mr Baja examining through a magnifying glass an example of extra-minute writing executed by Mr Wan. (Telegraph Staff Photographer)

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