SirWilliamPeel_HK.jpg

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Author

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Description	Unidentified, Unspecified, Unattributed, Not provided, Not mentioned, Unknown Unknown or Anonymous 20th-century photographer.

Description

English: ceremonial photograph of Sir William Peel

中文： 第18任香港總督貝璐爵士（1875 - 1945）督憲閣下。任期為1930.5 - 1935.5

Date

between 1930 and 1935

Source

Public Record Office of Hong Kong

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