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The Rangoon Times Christmas Number
1912, 13 & 1921 - 25
The Rangoon Times Christmas Number
1912, 13 & 1921 - 25
1912
WEDDINGS
Henstock - Huddleston
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Hull - Shoosmit
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SPORTS
Three well known Australian cricketers,
C.B. Jennings (on left) L.E. Sinclair and W.T. White
Photo taken at the Gym., 1912.
C.B. Jennings (on left) L.E. Sinclair and W.T. White
Photo taken at the Gym., 1912.
Mr St. Just's "Brownie"
brown Australian mare, 13.1 |
A close finish for the Stewards' Cup, run at the Rangoon Spring Meeting, 1911. Heads separating the three places ponies. Mr Burjorjee's "The Plum," Mr Aiken's "Boomerang" and Mr Powell's "Rare Sort."
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CLUBS
Rangoon Gymkhana Club,
Members & Friends, Christmas Day, 1912
Members & Friends, Christmas Day, 1912
German Club, Rangoon,
Members & Friends, New Year's Day, 1912 |
Rangoon Gymkhana Club,
Members, December, 1911 |
INDIVIDUALS & MISC.
Rangoon Police
Group photo on the occasion of Sir Harvey Adamson's inspection of the Rangoon Police |
Miss M. Munro
Postmistress, Maymyo |
1913
WEDDING
Booth-Gravely – Sherman Wedding
Maymyo, July 1913.
Maymyo, July 1913.
SPORTS
The 1st Royal Munster Fusiliers Football XI,
with Lt.-Col. Tizard and Major Hutchinson. Dual winners of the Rangoon Senior League and Walter Locke Challenge Shield. |
The Burma Civil Police
Runners up for the Walter Locke Challenge Shield. |
Sergt. J. Miller,
Royal Irish Rifles, Army Champion. |
T. Barton clearing 5 ft. 9⅜ ins. ; and winning the High Jump at the B.A.A. Sports
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G.F. Whyte,
Singles Champion, B.A.A. Tennis Tournament |
Rangoon Gymkhana XI vs. Upper Burma XI – Match drawn.
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Rugby International at Rangoon.
Oct. 1913 – England vs. Scotland. Scotland won by 14 points to nil. |
Friends’ Union Club XI.
Winners of B.A.A. Junior Cup 1913. |
CLUBS
German Club, Rangoon,
Members & Friends, New Year's Day 1913
Members & Friends, New Year's Day 1913
INDIVIDUALS & MISC.
Rangoon Town Police
The Officers in white uniform from the right are:- C.J. Heath, Asst. Supdt. : C.W.B. Anderson, Supdt. : E.C.S. Shuttleworth, Asst. Commissioner : W.H. Tarleton, Commissioner : H.D. Lucas, Supdt. : and the late Mr McManus, Supdt., River Police.
Rangoon Musical and Dramatic Society
Cast and Chorus of “Florodora” at Rangoon, 1913.
Cast and Chorus of “Florodora” at Rangoon, 1913.
ADVERTS.
ENGLISH PHARMACY
1910 - Progress in Pharmacy - 1913
In the present day rush and bustle the dominating idea is to look well ahead. It is sometimes advantageous, however, to consider the past and to profit by mistakes or successes made as the case may be. The ENGLISH PHARMACY, (Sun Drug Co.,) upon its inauguration passed through many vicissitudes, but since the middle of 1910, when the entire management was changed, there has been a very marked improvement in its business and it would appear that they have benefited by a retrospection and change of the former business police of the company. Today it certainly ranks as one of the leading European Drug Stores in Rangoon and its increased business has necessitated an extension of premises as shown above. The store itself now occupies the whole of the area which previously included the Medical consulting Rooms. These have been removed to the adjoining building, entrance to which is gained from the store. The Consulting Rooms are well fitted up and a very comfortable waiting room has also been provided, fitted with electric lights and fans. That the enterprise of the management has been appreciated is evident by the largely increased business of the company and it is confidently anticipated that the further provision which has been made for the accommodation and comfort of its patrons, together with polite and intelligent attention, combined with prompt and careful execution of all orders, will lead to an even greater success. ...
In the present day rush and bustle the dominating idea is to look well ahead. It is sometimes advantageous, however, to consider the past and to profit by mistakes or successes made as the case may be. The ENGLISH PHARMACY, (Sun Drug Co.,) upon its inauguration passed through many vicissitudes, but since the middle of 1910, when the entire management was changed, there has been a very marked improvement in its business and it would appear that they have benefited by a retrospection and change of the former business police of the company. Today it certainly ranks as one of the leading European Drug Stores in Rangoon and its increased business has necessitated an extension of premises as shown above. The store itself now occupies the whole of the area which previously included the Medical consulting Rooms. These have been removed to the adjoining building, entrance to which is gained from the store. The Consulting Rooms are well fitted up and a very comfortable waiting room has also been provided, fitted with electric lights and fans. That the enterprise of the management has been appreciated is evident by the largely increased business of the company and it is confidently anticipated that the further provision which has been made for the accommodation and comfort of its patrons, together with polite and intelligent attention, combined with prompt and careful execution of all orders, will lead to an even greater success. ...
1921
WEDDINGS
The Royal Mandalay Wedding
The Bride - Princess Hteik Su Myat, third daughter of the late King Thebaw, “The Madras Princess.”
The Bridegroom - Prince Hteik Tin Gyi
The Bride - Princess Hteik Su Myat, third daughter of the late King Thebaw, “The Madras Princess.”
The Bridegroom - Prince Hteik Tin Gyi
Byron – Worship
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Chandler – Gooch
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Stephen – Martin
MacColl – Collett
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Jennings – Christopher
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Glendinning – Colbeck
Brereton – Middleton
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Hood – Brodie
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Hetley – Brookes-Ball
Wedding Group
Wedding Group
CLUBS
Gymkhana Christmas Group, 1920
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The "Outcasts" Ball at the Gymkhana Club
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INDIVIDUALS & MISC.
Children’s Theatricals, The King’s Own. Regt. at Maymyo, May 1921
The Examiners and Instructors of the Police Training School at Mandalay
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1st Row, Sanding from left to right:-
1. Inspector Mg Lu Gale 2. Mg Ba Pe 3. J.H. Cooper 4. D.R. Ross, D.S.P., Railways 5. Jemadar Nathal Singh 6. M.S. Merrikin, D.S.P., Rangoon 7. C.F. Klusema 8. Hari Chand 9. Mg Po Kyi |
2nd Row, Seated from left to right:-
1. H.A. Webster, D.S.P., Mandalay 2. Major C. De M. Wellborne, O.B.E., I.A., P.A., to D.I.G. 3. J.A. Ommanney, D.I.G., North, Maymyo 4, E.C.S. Shuttleworth, C.I.E., I.G.P., Burma 5. Lt.-Col. E.S. Percy-Smith, I.A., D.I.G. West, Rangoon 6. Major A. M. Finnie, I.A., D.I.G., East, Rangoon 7. Mg On Kyaw, Asst. Principal of School |
ADVERT.
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Gerald W. Mercado, Sole Proprietor of Mercado's Hotel
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1922
WEDDINGS
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Rankin – Callander
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Thyne – Webb-Johnson
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Dixon – Burton
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Stevens – Robinson
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Gainor – Avery
SPORTS
Kokine Swimming Club Gala, 1922
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Kokine Swimming Club Gala, 1922
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Rangoon Golf Club, 1922 – Prome Road Links
Rangoon Golf Club, International Teams – England vs. Scotland, 1922
INDIVIDUALS & MISC.
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Steel Bros. New Mill at Kanoungto
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J.A. Swan, garlanded
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The above photos were taken on 1st February 1922 at Kanoungto, on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone of Messrs. Steel Bros. new mill by Mr J.A. Swan, the General Manager. Mr Swan was on the eve of retirement and the opportunity was taken to bid farewell to him. The place was gaily decorated with flags, streamers and bunting and, especially at night, when lit up with numerous pretty Chinese lanterns, looked most attractive. Mr Swan, who had been in Burma for about 23 years, during which time, by his geniality, unfailing courtesy, innate good nature, kindness of heart and fairness in all his dealings, he had endeared himself to all who came in contact with him, whether employee or friend. Mr Swan has joined the London Office of the Firm.
Advertisement Ball, at Jubilee Hall, 1922
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Government House Garden Party, Rangoon
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Rangoon Light Horse Artillery Force
Mr & Mrs Degenhardt
A Farewell Party in their honour at the Asiatic Club, Namtu, March 1922
A Farewell Party in their honour at the Asiatic Club, Namtu, March 1922
Rangoon Trades Assoc. Dinner, 1922
The last meeting of the old Legislative Council of Burma
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The Judges of the Chief Court of Lower Burma
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Executive & Engineering Dept., Rangoon Municipality
L.B. Petley of Steel Bros.
His Farewell Party
His Farewell Party
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS
“Killmen” (Exterior)
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“Killmen” (Interior)
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“White Lodge,” Kokine (Exterior)
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“White Lodge,” Kokine (Interior)
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“West View,” Kokine
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“Glenside,” Kokine, I.F.C. Chummery
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“Kambe Court,” Kokine (Exterior)
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“Kambe Court,” Kokine (The Lounge)
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W. Osgerby’s House, Halpin Rd.
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Exterior
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Interior
“Armadale,” Tamwe Rd.
The Hall
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The Drawing Room
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C.T. Johnstone’s Bungalow, 27 Wingaba Rd.
Exterior
Interior
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Interior
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ADVERT.
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W. Osgerby, Acting Manager of the Mercantile Bank of India.
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1923
WEDDINGS
Pyne - Goudie
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Ainley - Payne
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Tripp - Jennings
Garrad - Rawson
Lorimer - Thomson
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Lieut. Mg Aye’s Wedding (Guard of Honour)
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Carrott - Wilson
BUILDINGS
Imperial Bank of India, Rangoon
Prome Court, Residence of Govt. Officials
Legislative Council Chamber - Exterior
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Legislative Council Chamber - Interior
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Secretariat
Opening of the High Court
A.B.M. Girl’s School, Kemmendine
Agricultural Hall, Rangoon
Taunglonbyan Police Station
Kokine Brickworks
Automatic Cutter and Spacing Belt
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Haulage Ramp for clay going into factory
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Brick setting inside Kiln
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Auger Machine and Pug Mill
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Top Kiln
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End view of Kiln
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BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS
Mrs M.A. Stewart’s house, Kalaw
Interior
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The house of the Hon’ble Mr Guy Rutledge, Prome Rd.
Bungalows for Govt. Officers, Windermere Park, Rangoon
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ADVERT.
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J.D. Pappademitriou.
Hide Merchant. |
1924
INDIVIDUALS & GENERAL
Miss Marie Franks
in fancy dress as "The Rangoon Times Christmas Number 1924"
in fancy dress as "The Rangoon Times Christmas Number 1924"
ADVERT.
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H.C. Noyce
Dealer in Burmese Curios, Ivory Carvings, Antiques and Hand-woven Silks. ... |
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1925
WEDDINGS
Jamieson - Plowden
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MacDonald - Junghenn
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Rumsden - Mair
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Sitzler - Yates
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Bown - Watson
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Schlerlin - Tomlin
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Barden - Pyne