In the architectural department are also works by Mr. Walker and ists of tion.
Me, Bothvrell oth a Their work needs lo com= they are perfect in design plan. It is hoped that next year this department will show a bigger section.
In the sculptures section there is a large marble by Mr. Wagstaff which was exhibited in London at the Royal Academy, besides some studies of heads in bronze of a Chinese lady, which are beautiful. His moulding shows good knowledge of anatomy and his subjects are all extremely beautiful.
In the upper rooms of the club house there are exhibitions in black and whit and one room is devoted a few oil paintings by Mr. Sutu, one of which ing girl in the nude. This is a piece of lovely colouring and graceful position. This artist shows also a large Buddha, a picture made in At the first oppos lis picture from behind. taken Among the most beautiful work in oils by this same artist is a large frame in.black showing the sea taken from aboard a steamer in mid-ocean whi most realistic.
The waves give a sense of strength and the water motion and the {colouring effect is extraordinary. This is one of the pictures that cannot but impress after examina Excttancrs of shots took place in Chapei early on October 27 between the police and members of the Merchant Volunteer Force Tt had been reported that armed robbers were operating in the vicinity and the police and Volunteers proceeded to the spot without each other's knowledge, with the rosal that the shots were exchanged. The matter was later explained to the satisfaction of both sides. "Fortunately, there were no casualties.
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