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SUN

HATS

Made of Cork and Rubber or Felt bodies, covered with a strong white Drill, leather bound and chin strap. Have smart white puggarees, are light in weight, thoroughly Sunproof and Waterproof. $7.50, $8.00, $10.50 to $1200 each.

MACKINTOSH

& CO, LTD.

Men's Wear Specialists.

16, Des Voeux Road.

SWIMMING

APS

CA

OUTFITS

COSTUMES

Swimming Wings

and Shoes.

Telephone 29.

THE SINCERE CO., LTD.

"HONGKONG EMPORIUM.”

PHOTO SUPPLIES.

Cameras,

Camera Supplies,

Printing Paper,

Blank Photo Cards,

Printing,

Enlarging,

Developing,

Natural Colouring.

THE KWONG KWUI COMPANY ..

80,5 Queen's Road Central.

Telephone No. 2170.

THE CHINA MAIL.

TENYO MARU CLEARS

TO-DAY.

MAMMOTH LINER FULLY BOOKED.

The Toyo Kisen Kaisha's 22,000 ton American Lier "Tenyo Maru," cleared from. Hongkong at Noon to- day, bound for San Francisco," via Shanghai, Japan Ports, and Honelalu.

Among notable passengers on board are Mr. A. W.Beam, Manager. of the Benguet Consolidated Mining Company of the Philippine Islands who is proceeding to America ac companied by Mr. Beam and child, Mrs. J. H. Taggart, the wife of the manager of the Hongkong Hotel, who goes on holiday to Japan, and Mr. W. B. Walker, Hongkong Man- ager of the Standard Oil Company, who is booked to Shanghai..

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

Received new shipments

LAMB, MUTTON, BEEF, RABBITS, HARES, &c, &c.

from Australia.

KIPPERS, FINNAN HADDOCKS, FILLET HADDOCKS, direct from the Scottish Fisheries.

PIONIC CHEESE

Prepared by us.

and put up in neat glass jare

at 30 cents

per jar.

THE DAIRY FARM, ICE & COLD STORAGE Co, Ltd.

NOVARA SAILING FOR LONDON.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

The P. & O. Liner "Novara arrived in port yesterday with the following passengers on board-

GOLF.

The result of the Mixed Foursome Competition at Fanling on Whit- Monday was a tie, viz "Col. and Mrs. L. W.

Taylor

122-17-105

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Mr. J. R. Wood and

Mrs. M. Harston... 123-18-105 To Lordon and other parts: Rev.

Nine Couples entered, J. C. Mann, who is accompanied by Mrs. Mann and three children, Mr. R. M. Smith, all square. Fifteen cards The Bogey Fool was won by Mr. and Mrs. Hayward, child and Infant, Mrs. Healey, Mr. H. H. Marks, Mr. were taken out. LC. Marks, Mias Rawings, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Dr. J. W. Hewitt and Family, Mr. H. F. King, Mr. E. H. Barnett, Mrs. B. A. Ebbelwhite, Mr. and Mrs. Borts-Smith and family. Mr. G. W. Goldthorpe, the Misses

The list of passengers is as fol. lows-Mr. W. J. Austin, Mr. F. C. Atkin, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ankroin, Mr. H. H. Arnold, Prof. W. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. Beyer, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Brantz, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Beam and child, Mrs. J. Beam, Mr. and Mrs. R, W. Bruce, Mr., and Mrs. J. H. Baker, Mrs. G. Beaurepaire. Mr. and Mrs. G. P. J. Caspers, Mr. and Mrs. Chow Shou San, Mr. H. B. Campbell, Mr. E. Calderon, Mr. Cheung Park Heung, Mr. D. H. Cook, Mrs. M. Derfelden, Mr. and Mrs. M. Duveen, Mr. S. J. Deeks, Mrs. Maxima Estebe, Mr. W. B.. Fraser,. Mr. N. Golovine, Mr. G. C. Hanson, Mrs. R. Hawley, Misa B. Hebert, Mr. T. Idzuta, Mr. B. Jones, Mr. Kong Pak Suen, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ketien, Miss A. M. Kleinmann, Mr. J. I. Kresky, Mr. Kan Ye, Master Lipson and amah, Mrs, Helen Lipson, Mr. Lam Yick, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Loring. Mr. and Mrs. Let Pang Seng, Mr. Li Sai Fong, Mr. Lee Wan Po, Mr. Li Tze Yan, "Mr. and Mrs. Leong, Miss Rosa A. McCollough, Miss E. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Manning. Mr. H. Madier. Mr. S. J. Nicholls. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ockers, Mr. G.J. Pato, Mr. W. G. Smith. Omoto, Mr. and Mr. A. Piercy Mr. and

The "Novara" left Hongkong Mr. L. H. Rawson, Mr. W. F. Royce, for London and Antwerp via Singa- Mr. A. B. Ramsay, Mr. W. R-pore, Part Swettenbam, Penang, Ricketta, and Asiatic servant, Mr. J Colombo, Bombay. Post Said agd E. Sanders, Mrs. Barton Sewel, Mr. Marseilles at noon to-day. She is a K. Shibasaki, Mr. J. Shirozu, Mr. and vessel of 7,000 gross tous, and is Mrs. P. J. Taylor, Mr. E S commanded by Captain Cossey. Taight, Mrs. J. H. Taggart, Mr. W. B. Walker, Mr. James G. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wilcox, Mr. Wong Nai-Cheong, Mr. Yep Sai Mow, Mies 1. B. Xiques, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Burt, Mr. F. J. Camacho, Mr. F. Goularte, Miss Y. Ikuda, Miss K. Kobayashi, Miss Y. Kiku

Take a

WALLA-WALLA" BOAT to your ship. Phone No, 3516,

DUE AT DAYLIGHT.

M. and F. A. Webster, and Mrs. The China Mail Steamship Com S. H. Ellis. To Hongkong: Mrs. pany's 15,000 ton liner "Nanking." Robson, Mrs. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. which bay a passenger carrying Greig, Mr. J. Tarrant, Mr. W. Cotton, capacity of 786 persons is due here Mr. Dibrell, Mr. E, F, Johnston, Mr. at daylight to-morrow, Friday morn ing. She is due to sail from this

on her port,

retum voyage to America on June 3rd.

SPECIAL SAILING OF THE

"NILE

Mr. H.M.Marvin, Miss 5. Murakami,

The s.s."Nile" of the China Mail Mr. J. Matsumoto, Mr. K. Ono, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Patterson, and child, Steamship Company sails for Singa- Mr. O. Rumjahr, Mr. G. Rivamonte, pore on June 1, on her special voyage, Mr. J. M. da Silva, Mr. M. F. Smith, announced in the columns of the Mr. D. Totsuka, Mr. C. Takushima, China Mail several days ago. She Mr. and Mrs. F. Van der Zee, Mr. H. will leave Singapore on ber return Van der Zee, Mr. J.. Ventenilla, Mr. J. voyage to Hongkong, on June 9,

arriving here on the 14th. M. Xavier.

THURSDAY - MAX. 27, 1920.

NOTIOBA.

"Keepkool" Underwear

FOR MEN.

THE NEW IDEA IN SUMMER UNDERWEAR,

"The Only Elastic Ribbed Porons Underwear,"

WITH the advance of civilisation the question of dross over

becomes a matter of greater importance. Particularly in tropical climates any article of dress that, tends to mitigate the suffering sansed by extreme heat is sure to find a cordial reception. Discriminating people everywhere have been educated to know that underwear is the article of apparel that really requires the... greatest are in its selection. The ideal underwear for hot weather must be light in weight, durable, absorbent and slastic. For these reasons the porous principle in underwear is the solution of the hot-weather problem. The pores in the fabrio, are in reality little cells that permit the air to circulaté befween the euter alothing and the skin. There little chambers allow the hant from the body to avaporate before it has a chance to condense and form perspiration, thus keeping the body dry and ecol

Underwear however, must be more than porous to be comfort. able; it must be elastic. Elasticity is of prime impo ance as it allows the garment to give full play to the movements of the body and prevents it from chaing and binding. Eeepkoo underwear is the only brand that fulfils all of these becauary conditions. It is parous for coolness, elastic for comfort, lock kitobed for durability, and absorbant for health. No other brand selling at popular prices contains all of these neconry features,

VESTS with Short Sleeve

$2.50 each

Fize 32 to 44 inch.

KNEE DRAWERS

$2.50 each

Size 34 to 44 inch..

The NEW STYLE one Button Combination

Size 32 to 42 inch.

$4.75 each.

CALL IN AND EXAMINE THE GOODS.

WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CO., LTD.

20, Des Voeux Road Central, Hongkong.

FAIRALL & CO

GREAT AUCTION SALE

STARTING

SATURDAY MORNING 10 O'CLOCK

AND

THE FOLLOWING

MONDAY and TUESDAY

TUESDAY AFTERNOON