FREE A the tunatration. WHEELING
40
kurgata, with fine- wheeling 'JÕUTA King, ichting jat d'milří an tour (while the maman. [kuan of yahr war is' -turning the wäreje ista nyard of 40
pairs per hour
HONGKONG & S
CAD
*Piancered
Bladebaker by
NGKONG HOTELS, LTD. [ED IN HONG KONG).
Hongkong Telegraph
Pictorial Supplement
April 4th, 1931,
INSIST
On circulation facts!
EVERY COPY OF A NEWS- PAPER CONTAINING YOUR
ADVERTISEMENT MAY
MEAN ONE MORE OUSTOMER |
The Shirt
that can't
ride up!
The "S branco
Sports Shirt.
This shirt is specially designed for sportsmen, It banishes all jirt discomfort, as its position can- not change uring the most strenuous of games. That "ruckig up' experience is impossible. The shirt is easily adjusted to the individual needs of the weare by a simple device which keeps it comfortably place.
Stocked i] White Poplin and Cream Cotton T\ffeta. $7.50, $8.50 each, less 10% discount for Cash.
Mackintosh's
Secrets of "ANCHOR'S" Deliciousness
Thousand's engaged in the production of “Auchor" Butter..
Members of the Hongkong University Athletic Club who were champions in the recent Inter- Varally meet. Seen in picture, seated counting fifth from left, are Mr. L. Appenheim (Asat. Hon. Sec.), Mr. H. Lee (Hon. Sec.), Sir William Hornell (President), Mr. A. A. Aziz (Chairman), Mr. S. C. Ho (capt.), and
Mr. K. P. Gan (vlee-cupt.). Photo by A Fong.
Mr. A. Morris, the Hondmaster of King's College, Is here seen distributing the prizes at the annual sports which took place at Causeway Bay on Friday of last week. (Photo: Mee Choung).
Sold by-
South China Gold
all for a pat of "Anchor"
Storage Co., LIA.
Behind the "pat" of Anchor Butter that you buy froth your grocer stands the Jarges: Co-operative Dairy Company in the world-The N.Z. Coop. Dairy Co. Ltd., keeping thousands of men engaged- Farmers-Chemius--Tradesmen............and
all with one abject-to produce Butter and other Dairy, Produce of the choicest quality
29, Des Voour Road C.
is it any wonder that so many house. wives call it "The World's Beat ?".
The Calotoria. Poninsula
Hotel.
ANCHOR BUTTER
The World's Best
WHITEAWAYS
NEW STOCK JUST RECEIVED,
"SHARP BLADES
QUICK SHAVES"
Aad
NOTHING
could be sharder
men
tha ALLEGRO“ SHARPENED BLADE
Two sharpening surfaces stone and ́n leather stropping pad. Absolutely auto- matic in action in i fully guaranteed For Gillette, Vales-Autostop and Durham- Duplex Bladet.
ON 7 DAYS' FAKE TRIAL Beautifully made and heavily nickel-plated-
State ciently twee af came ùnd when purchasing.
"Allegro"
Olla irama abecabla, mtitere sad storm.
Kway Polanded 22 mok Fulp,malN2), vihief'quetbe
Write for from Best
THE "ALLEGRO
RAZOR BLADE STROPPER
FOR
GILLETTE,
VALET
DURHAM-DUPLEX BLADES.
For Gillette or Valet
L
$16.50
Durham Duplex
$18.50
Spare Blade Carriers
and
Honing Blacku.
83.50
Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd.
day Inst.
Here is a good action picture taken at the King's College annual sports on Fri-
It shows one of the competitors doing the long jump.
(Photo: Mee
Cheung).
His Excellency the Governor, accompanied by the Hon. Inspector General of Police (Mr. E. D. G. Wolfe) and his A.D.C. (Captain Coltman) inspecting the Hongkong Police Force at Central Station on Monday. (Photo: A. Fong).
Players who took part in the re-play for the Sim Hockey Shield when the Club met the Navy and won. By their victory, the Club secured the shield for the third time since the competition was inaugurated in 1925. (Photo: Mee Cheung).
Keenness is evident on the part of these athletes at the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders sports at Sookunpoo on Saturday. The picture shows the start of one of the aprints. (Photo: Men Cheung).
Mr. T. H. G. Brayfield recolving the Governor's Cup from Lady Pool at the recent Fanling Hunt Meeting. His pony, Fekujsaf, won the event. (Photo: Moo Cheung).
Inspector Alexander recolving the 4th Class Police Modal from H.E. the Governor for exceptionally good work in charge of the Traffic Department. (Photo: A Feng).
There was keen rivalry at the Argyll and Sutherland. High- landers sports at Sookunpoo on Saturday. This unspahot shows one of the Highlanders putting the shot. (Photo: Mše Cheung);"