Golden anniversary of Guilherme Yvanovich and Francisca Maria de Lima , Hong Kong 1922
1st row - Braz Botelho, Nini Guterres, Eulalia Yvanovich, Guilherme Yvanovich Jr, Joe Noronha, Mano Ribeiro, Luisa Hyndman
2nd row - Dicky Noronha, Johnny Ribeiro, Alichi Ribeiro, Philipe Yvanovich, "Fisherman" (from Manila), Helena Noronha, Francisca Monteiro, Celeste Vieira Ribeiro, Leonor Noronha, Jorge Ribeiro, Augusta Basto, Carlos Marques, Anui Hyndman
3rd row - Elli Noronha, Celeste Bayot, Marie Monteiro Gomes (?), Pureza Yvanovich (with baby Teresa), Palmyra Yvanovich (with baby Philip), Nena Hyndman, Chacha Yvanovich, Guilherme Yvanovich , Betty Marques, Cissy Noronha, Tiddy Hyndman , Lena Noronha, Olga Basto, Augusto Guterres (with baby Antonio)
4th row - Henry Noronha, Hermes Noronha , Charlie Noronha, Riri Noronha, Tony Noronha, Stella Hyndman, Tuti Noronha, Aida Noronha, Vera Hyndman, Olga Ribeiro, Marie Basto
Front - Vicente Yvanovich (with baby Virginia), Augusta Guterres, Lolly Yvanovich, Palmyra Yvanovich, Alzira Yvanovich, Roberto Marques, Carlos Marques, Jose Marques, Eddie Noronha, Gussy Noronha, Myra Noronha, Beatriz Marques, Maria Luisa Hyndman

Collection Philippe A. Yvanovich
The Portuguese Community in Hong Kong Vol I by Antonio M. Pacheco Jorge da Silva

Standing left Leonardo D'Almada
Collection Manuela Basto

Chief Inspector Leo d'Almada, HK Police Reserve - 1916
Collection Manuela Basto

Back Row: Lucette "Lucy" Patard Basto Bernadino "Baby" de Castro Basto Ellen Mary "Nellie" Basto Carlos Henrique "Henry" de Castro BastoAngelina Augusta Rangel de Azevedo Basto Roberto Alexandre "Alex" de Castro Basto (with glasses behind column) Olga Maria Yvanovich de Castro Basto Carlos Pompeia de Castro Basto
2nd Row: Luís Eduardo Fernandes Basto (wearing glasses) José Maria "Dudie" d'Almada Remedios Rose Glassman Basto (in front of "Dudie") Alda Maria de Senna Fernandes Basto Casimira Catarina de Senna Fernandes Basto (in Black) Constance Mary David Basto José Maria "Jeje" or "Jejito" de Castro Basto (with beard) António Hermenegildo de Castro Basto (wearing glasses)
3rd Row: José Maria de Azevedo de Castro Basto (in front of Luís) Ana Maria de Azevedo de Castro Basto ( in white) Maria Augusta Basto
Front Row: Júlio Alberto de Castro Basto (sitting on step) Constance Mary "Peggy" Basto João José de Castro Basto (behind Peggy) Yvonne Basto (next to Peggy) Casimira Catarina (Mila) de Senna Fernandes Basto (became Maryknoll Sister Cândida Maria) Leonardo José d'Almada Remedios (little boy)
The Portuguese Community in Hong Kong Vol II p108 by Antonio M. Pacheco Jorge da Silva

Aurea Maria da Silva Basto c.1905
Courtesy: National Library of Australia
J. M. Braga Photographs, Box 2

Hermenegildo Maria Marques Basto 7 January 1875

Courtesy: National Library of Australia
J. M. Braga Photographs, Box 2

José Maria de Castro Basto c 1875
Courtesy: National Library of Australia
J. M. Braga Photographs, Box 2

Amy Barretto, Octavio Basto, Maria (Grande) Botelho(?), Ofelia Barretto (baby), far right Tia Maria Botelho, Tilly Barretto (on left chair), Olivia Basto (sucking thumb), Avo Melania , Peter Botelho(?), Chicha, Tony Botelho(?), Peter Botelho Jr(?), Nato Botelho
Collection Manuela Basto

From the early 1920s Jose Maria de Castro Basto and his wife Casimira de Senna Fernandes had a house at the corner of Argyle Street and Peace Avenue, in the Homantin development of Francisco Paulo de Vasconcelos Soares . They named it "Milalda" after their two daughters Milla and Alda. Some of their sons owned homes directly across from them on Argyle Street. Their home was completely stripped to the ground by looters during the Japanese occupation as it was rumoured that Dona Casimira had treasure hidden in the brickworks of the house.
Collection Bosco Correa