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LAMMERT BROS.

ANOTIONKEES, AFFRAMERS

AND SURVEFORE,

Public Auctions-

Tudor all by Pablo Auction. TWIE Undersigned have received wastino.

on

THURSDAY, January 10, 1833, commencing at 11 am. at Mesars. Kwang Nguna Bang's Godowe, Kennedy Town

(FOR ACCOUNT OF tas coNoRxD),

228 Haga White Rice

62 Bags Preken White Rice

more or leas damaged) Terma-Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers. Hongkong, Dth January, 1924,

00

FRIDAY, January 11, 1994,

commending at 11 a.m.

their Sales Room, Duddoll Street.

10 Chaen Perfumery

6 Coils Wire Netting

100 Yulganizer

8 Cases Evaporated Milk

8 CSAC Pulmon

6 Dor. Feot Balle

7 Des. Chess Boards

2 Suction and Delivery Displmagm

Pumps

4190

& Quantity of Johnson's prepared wax and Misceltaurous goods

And

One Now Electric Lighting Bet Capacity 500 Watt 110 Volt

Tarms-Cash on delivery,

LAMMERT BROS. Auctioneer

Hongkong, 7th January, 1924.

FARES FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES.

The fares proscribed for public vehicles are as follows:-

In the island of Hongkong. Caine Road and Lower Levels, and in Kowloon, and New Kowloon.

five minutes..

Ten minutes,

Quarter hour,

MIGKBHKS.

Salf hour,pa na kumuona

One boar, TUTKAN KUNA

ery Subsequent hour.

the jinricksha

I be

5 Lent

engaged

thin the City of Victoria, and bo die charged ontside the Western part of the City of Victoria after p.m., or be dis ebarged to the East of Fay View Police Baton on the Eastern side of the City Victoria after 9 p.m., an extra half fare shall be chargeable.

For 2 or 3 drivern the fars is double or

treble respectively.

I-Is the Hill Districi,

Ten minuta5, sneruntur

Quarter hourpanosteminatını

tlf hour,

Dhour

pho

15 cents.

Is the New Territorier

19

11

By arrangement with the proprietors through the Polico.

Teo minutes....... 10 cents

י

C. E. WARREN CO., LTD.

SANITARY ENGINEERS

MONUMENTALIH'I'»

O sal Godewas,

06. Waachal Road, Hongkong

TL Ontral No. 5

JUST RECEIVED

A Naw Block Of LOWDOWN FLUSH CLOSETS. Nickel Plated, On B, Bath Toom Fating-Bot Dishes, Tumbler Holder Tooth Brash Holders, Towel Rails, &c. Opal Tambien-Towel Rails-Kirror

Gem Shelves, &c.

Brass Canapled Interior Grate Cooking

Range--Filters, Soil Pipe, ds.

Fatirantes Free For All Sanitary Installa

tious. Ilesting & Water Systes. Mommetals In Italian Marbio- Hougkong Granite. To own or selected design.

A Large Anseriment Of Artificial Wreathe

In Stock,

FOR SALE

Highly interesting Novelty for Ladies,

Hand Embroidery Machine "The Fairy of the Home

with direction for use,

at $2.25 each.

GRACA & 00, Dealers in Fancy Goods, Postage Stampe, Vive Post Carde, Garden Seods, &c.

No. 10, Wyndham Street, P. O. Box No. 620. Hongkong.

SHOEMAKERS.

(Japanese Hand Made)

Every kind of Footwear. MADE TO ORDER,

CHERRY & 00,, ·.

8, D'AGUILAR STREET,

Opposite Kayamaliy & Co.

Talephens Central No. 491

Hongkong, March 20, 1914.

WHY BUY FOREIGN MADE SUITCASES,

When we tell Shanghai Manufactured Suitcases?.

They are Cheaper and More Durable.

CHAD CHEUNG TRUNK CO. (Opposit: Yaumati Ferry, Praya)

ORAIET.

A.-Lancer Levels.

With Bearers With & Beareri.

20 cents

Quarter bour,... 15

30

Balf hour: 25 Que bour, 35

40

80

#1

very subsequent

hour.

1. AG

40

14

II. -Hill District.

Fiche Bearers With 4 Beamers.

ABAĞI RTER

19 cents.

30 cents

20

Ten minutes, un

Quartor beur.

Balf hour,... 30 One hour, 40 Evary subacqnout

bour

26

1

16895 2726

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS. THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.

The following unclaimed telegram-

a lying at the office of The

Brost Northern Telegraph Company (Limited)

Cobou Hongkong Hotel, from Kobe Forks Bonginpg...and thangbai Bank, from Shanghai.

Bato Beizo Niton Yusen, from Kobe.

K. Yamada Hotel c/o Waids Wanchai,

from Koba.

J. Batton Hougkong Club, froma Changbai,

Tim Yip Chung Ching Street, Weet Paint, from Tentein.

Wen Obing 231, Queen's Road, from

Marseillon

Uglipted, from Amoy.

Tin Leo 283 Queen's Hand, from

Shanghai.

0689, from Shanghai.

Kwong Loong Man Mow Mow, from Shanghai.

N. LUND,

dot. Superlatendent. Hongkong, 20th December, 1923. EASTERN EXTENSION AUSTRAL- ASIA ★ CHINA TELEGRAPH 00.

List of unalaimed telegrams lying in EE Telegraph Office, Hongkong

Bencooper care Bank Ada,' from Bhangbai.

Imisiart, from Calcatta,

M. E. F. AIREY,

Superintendent Hongkong, 20th December, 1923

Chamberlain's Pain Balm.. A touch of theumatism or a twinge of artin, whatever the trouble in, Cham

lain's Pain Baîm relieves the pain. Fafe and scalds are promptly relieved, modu bruises, qpinkly bested and Ce bravertizirajaney red mood.” In fact no e without it on sale

ASA

LAGER

SAR

ÖDDS AND ENDS.

MAINLY SCISSORS LOOT.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Crusaders in the Abbey,

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

"

January 4

10

Mr W. van Agnew Miss H. Läilio, phi Mr B. T. G. AitkenMy A. MoMilan' Mr Allix

Mr V. H. Mansfield

The service in Westminster Abbey of the Noble Order of Crusaders which the Duke of York attended was an amazing affair. The Order, with its parade of high- Silken Hose Song.

sounding games and array of Poetical minds all over France curious Symbols, le ahew and are excited at the prospect of win-growing secret sociew-as secret ning a novel competition which is as Freemasonry. Its members are now being held and is arousing a dedicated to some kind of social T. 3. Lagrim MTB UM, M

service and that is all that is great deal of Interest.

At Sangas, in the Herault Depart-known about it. It has already been ment, a handsome' prize is being compared, in the absence of know offered for the best set of verses ledge, to the Fascists and the Ku written to a pair of silk stockings! Klux Klan-almost certainly quite unfairly. Its rise is another It is a custom in the heart of the silken hose industry to award this symptom of the popularity of

the result brotherhoods prize each year, and generally has been some really esoteric ritual which is one mark fine pieces of poetry-all written the post-war world. about silk stockings.

The competition is open to all Europe, and budding English poets might even have a try if they can think suitable poetry in French.

A Profiteering Story:

Lady Warwick, addressing a labouring meeting at Leam ington, said that her son, who was in the Flying Corps, was din- ing with his comrades at a Birming- ham hotel during the war, and at another table was a party of war profiteers, their wives covered with. diamonds and the table laden with champagne. The host got up and asked them to drink "to the war, and damn the peace."

Her boy and his comrades went and stood over the man, and said, Apologise this instant.". The man tried to get the waiters and others to come to his assistance, but none would come near him, and he had to apologise.

In B Flat Minor, Don't sing that song again, my love, about the "Falling Dew." You've sung it now until you've

made me feel a little blue; On the old T.P. piano, as your

fingers lightly stray.

I am thinking of instalments, and the man will call to-day.

Yea

with

their own

of

the

Mrs R. E. Belllon Mr H. Mulichael... Mrs E. Blackburn Mr V. Monarche- Mr and Mrs L. J. Miss Middlehurst

Blackburn & childMr O. H. Montegue Mr. Bln Mr W. Moor's

r . Breyer Mr. H. Brooke

D. J. Morrison- Mrs L. E. Newell

Miss L, Brow Mr & Mrs Nicholls Mr J. A. B. BrownMr P. 1. Newman Mr A. C. Fardin Mr J. Pack

Mr and Mrs A. M. Mr and Mr M. K.

Cannan

Perez

Bendamoro

Mr and Mrs LH.

Starkey

Mr A. Chailcombe Mr & Mrs T. Patric Mr E. R. G. Corn Col. & Mrs Samuels The N.L.C. Portraits.

Unanimously and silently the W. A, Cuddy The tou. Dr & Mrs

Mr and Ms W. B. J. G. Schorman committee of

Devia

Mr R. M. Borivener appropriate National Liberal Club decided Mise H. M. Dawson Mr and Mrs H. F. once more to hang on the walis Mr D. E. Bonally of the club the portraits of Mr. Mr H. Dumball Mr D. K. Severn

Mas F. U. Edwards Mr and Mrs G. 1, J. Lloyd George and Mr. Winston MF.C. EdwardsJr. vid. Slaye Churchill. Mr. Churchill's portrait | Mr A. E. Fernley Mr F. Sosne has never been hung in the club Mr and MW. H.Mr W. II. Brarke before. It was received only · Pala about the time when the Coalition De R. E. 0 Liberal secession took place, and t & Mira J. Gould

Mr J. Gray as a matter of fact the club was MrI. 9. L. droonsil then in exile at the Westminster Daph. T. F. fall Palace Hotel as a result of a Mr Jatt araton Mr D. Timmins.: decision of Mr. Lloyd George's Mr and Ms C. A.Mr O. H. Tixaler Government to

Mr F. Trevelyan, Henderson take over for Government purposes the historic Mr B.L.Holleworth Mr W. Tarpor

Mr F.A HolabaughMr G. M. Turner building of the club. But Mr. Miss L. Hoogeveen Mr A. Tatandjian Lloyd George's portrait used to Mr. T. Howos Mr And Mrs E hang over the mantelpiece at the Mr H. A. A. F. Hurt Vilo river end of the smokeroom, one of Mr J.0.8. Hyndmandr B, B. B. Wade Mira F. S. Waltod the two most prominent places in Mr R. Janni

Mr B. V. Jinks Mr and Mrs. J. E the club.

Mr Joftro

Watkins

Both portraits have now been Mr J. E. Joeph hung in the smoking-room, but on Mr P. Journ a side wall on either side of their L. Kadoorie: entrance to the dining-room. Mr E. 8. Kadoorie There was no ceremony or display Ma & Mis Krob about it.

Dance of Death,

Some years ago while working on'a sheep station near Ballarat I was invited to a dance at a neigh bouring station. The musicians were tuning up, and the M.C; had taken the floor when a messenger appeared with a telegram for the boss. It contained the news of the death of the boss's brother that afternoon. Of course the dance was off. The boss, not wishing to bananas spoil

I'll be just-I will readily give

his due→→

He has one virtue rare I can say, I have never yet noticed him

bawling the fact,

has That he to-day."

The Last Straw

no

"Vadis."

Six months ago he stole my wife,

My heart was filled with pain;; I vowed that I would kill him,

If we should meet again.

Last night I had my vengeance,

I gave him such a crack!

I shot him dead upon the spot,

BECAUSE HE BROUGHT

HER BACK.

The Ocean Epic,

~MR. DIABLE.

Petrol cargo,

Forward hatch. Careless sailor

Strikes match,

Fire Fire!

Holy Moses! Captain yells,

"Get hoses!"

Crew pump

Like dence. All night. 'No use.

Roaring furnace,

Mighty deep; Hopeless dawn. Ladies weep,

Woman's tears, Waterspout.

Thank Heavens!

Fire out!

Play Royalties.

sirs Langston Mrs C. LauritasD Mr N. Lieterr

Mr W. Vander Stsen Mr and Mrs F. G.

Stevens Mr A. H. Tessier

Mr G. E. Watkin Mr. P. White Mice V. M. White: Miss W. B. White Mr Chan Ying Wing! Mr and Mrs W.

Wolf

Mr E. Wolheimer

RIPULSE DAY BOTEL,

H. Mr. P. M. Hodgson N and Mrs

Da Mr and Mrs F. W. Bethel F

$. James

C. L Mr and Mrs

Cunningham Mrs and Mr & Mrs R. Clarke Lowder Mr and Mrs F. Mr & Mra E. Lord Crawford, nurso Mr G. H Lynott

Mr and Mrs. G. D. Miskin and child Mr and Mrs

Mrs A. Moutrie Danhy told

Mr and Mrs K. M. J. N. Parker

Fotterley & child Mr & Mrs R. A Mr and Mrs C. F. Rodgers, barse &

Fowle & children children Mr & Mrs I. B.Mr 0. 3. thank

Mrs Gears

Stutly Mine Cleare

childred Mr and Mrs S. J.Mr Turner

Hicks

things altogether, us we could hold the hop in a month's time. When the month was up we lined up again. Just as the guests were about to get into their stride word was received of the death of another of the boss's brother in W.A. The dance was put off for another month." When that period' had expired an ap prehensive lot of guestsassembled. The boss had been ill for about a week, and though confined to his bed, nothing serious was feared. At about eight o'clock he took a bad turn, and just as the revels were about to commence, he died. The dance was cancelled for ever.

"Wang."

Snakes.

PEAK HOTEL.

January 3

and

W

Ji D.

Mr H. E. D), Adamaðir and Mrs.

Kesting Mr W. Armstrong Mr. and Mr&Mr M. Kay

Mr and Mr Kinnaird' Mr & Mrs A. 'Lane:

Arthur

Mr F. Bagot.“

Mra L. Bajotb Mr C. B BaroD " Mr G. W Bactopi Mies Barton Mr R. L. Bird Mr and Mrs F. Bizakwell Mr & Mn Ji

Ragust Mr A.

Mr H. Baio

Mr E. G. Layman'!

Mr J. D. Lloyd... Mr. Lind

Mr & Mrs E. Loftis W.Mr & Mrs J. Martin Mr.H. F. Mattingly W.CM_D. HF. M

Bowker Bra Mohinsh

"

DOCTORED SNAKE. Sitting near the front of my home near Whitton (NS.W.) I

Master Fund saw a large black snake gliding in

Mrs H. McCallum the front door. Rushed inside, but could find no trace of the reptile. Mr and Mrs S. F.Mr and Mrs R. Ko

Gregor Chubb About three weeks later my wife cut her finger and went to the Miss O. R. Clark Miss S. McGregor medicine chest for some iodine. I Mr R.R, Cl-land Mr and Mrs J.

Findlay Millor lifed the lid, and found the snake MrJ. R. Collis

Mra I. H. Cormack Mr T. Mitchell inside dead. Noticing it looked Miss M. Cooper Miss A. Miller. rather fat I opened it up and dis- A. Cornel Er D... Munton covered two reels of cotton, one Comdr. & Mrs Dow.Mr J. M. E. Niktos Miss M.Maakoo bottle of iodine, two pairs of ding tweezers, two empty medicine Col. C. W. Davy Mr and Mrs H. A.

Note Mr A. VI. Dean bottles, two dozen corks and one Cat and Mrs G. O.Mes E. HR. O'Fall packet of needles. I must have

Dickous Mes A. J. Paterson closed the lid when I was search- LOR: A. Dob-ir A. H. Peno

Mr and Mrs, T. R. Ing.-S.EY.

Mr & Mrs G, Thielos Percy Mr 8. H Datton Major and Mrs F.H.

Phillipe pele Mr and Mrs W, E.

Roberts

No Return Ticket,

Ela

Mr & Mrs. Ros Lt. Col. & Mr O. D.Mr and BIM: LG.

Saw a dead snake recently in an Mr O.Eager auger hole in a fence post, through Mr A Forbes Dr D. Forsyth which passed a barb wire. Having.t. E. C. Frederick got partly through, it had evidently Mr D. Hitzgerald The famous, librettist, W. S.,found the hole too small. Its rer F. H. Goldrich Glibert, sold his first play for £30. treat was prevented by the barb of Mr and Mrs W.

Goodfellow Later from one play alone, Pygma the wire catching under its scales.

Mr A. W. Grandy -Malles.

Miss M, B. Hall lion and Galatea, he obtained the

Capt.&re Hamil princely sum of £50,000., Royalties Snake v Kookaburra.

ses from other plays, such as The Came across a kookaburra re

BEER

SPECULLEY

LAGER-BELK

tet

Mr.J. Hancock

Havker

Sandere

Beotb MrR. P. Shaw Dr and Mrs J. L.

Shellshear Capt.&re Skinor Mr W. F. Binyngna

Siqueland

Mikado must have ranged even cently in an exhausted' condition. higher than this. Sir Arthur Pinero I found a green snake had colled Mr and Mrs W. J. Capt. and Mrs Ivar accepted a set of shirt studs, not round his body and nerk and was Mr J. B. Bawker Hrs and Hip Slub. jewelled, for Two Hundred a Year. strangling him. After being MrG.Elemworth bings For Two Can Play at That Game, a rescued, old Jack flew away to a Mrs. H Bower Mr and Mrs P. H

Bockling farce, he was paid £5. £40,000 from tree, shook himself, and cackled. Mrs. 1. Wil

MrJ.R. Bindrosreb Mr P., T. Tarrant the earnings of Saret, Lavender Guess he'll be more careful where En, Omdr. J. H.Mrs J. S. Thomwon

Heckoa

Mr A, W. Tinkle compares very favourably with the he dines next time.-Viking."

Mrs J.Jaoquomin Mr R. Valeoline. £50 he received from Sir-then

Australian

Mies 0.0. Jenkins Mr W. E Wakoban Mr-Henry Irving for his third

Capt. R. F. Walter Mr W. Jordan venture, Daisy's Escape.

Osipt. A. E, Wat: MrJ. M. Kaze

PALACE HOTEL.''

Blood and Fire, m

WGreen

The old Maori wasn't much at work Too bad, Hori said the bass, "I thought you had more ginger in you. That all right, He was known as Rags" Walker, the Bottleo. One day he boss," said Hori cheerfully, my

Mr and Mrs A. J.Mr. J. de H Do A Gentleman's Complete kind to preserved ginger."

Moore Allison | 15-guined Outfit.”.

Mr Wm. A. Bennett Rafl'on Throwing away his old clothes Towards the close of the cricket Mr Mrs W. Austin Mr and Mrs 1 1% Horeirutted round in his new attire season, an all-day match was conMr H: 1. Backeall MrThomas Y Bibby Mr H. Smith just for fully a week, dierontak meg tested between the winners of two MF1, Can

Then Coben of the pawnshop competitions. The visiting team Lieut. P. N.Mr J. mith

When Gainber Lt and Mrs P. W. began to see quite a lot of him. played one man short.

Banlbern:1, First the Stetson went. Then in he was telling the story of the quick succession followed the samo, A player was asked: "But Mr. Hansen Mr W & Stopat

Hộ Mr and Mrs J.-B. My J. Lowrid patent boots, the silk shirt, the coat, didn't they give you a substitute Mr J. Jack Mrs O. Strings

Oh, yes, he replied," they gaver Mi MoCarthy

Baitan, S and finally the waistcoat,

Mr.H. Wilson Ven are yer goin ter pawn the us lemonade and gliger-beer, Molaren wusers?" isked Cohen one day,

Carn't be did," said "Rogo, The choir and congregation were {gfoorily," "'aven't got any others lustily singing Lead Kindly La Light," when the tights went out. But "Rage was a strategist. They sang on but at the end of the Several day later he marched into third worse they were still in darke Cohen's shop and dumped ho ness. No use whispered Bad trousers on the counter. He was Bilsingin yms; won't do in fully attired in Salvation Army They should ring up the power Viniform

Lingering Coughi, Brenhite leaves a bad cough, So does Intsis and la grippe, hat thisse hard Hages coughs laid cally to the beal

THURSDAY JANUARY 10 1924.

HOTELS & CAFES.

ULLAV TR &

LEADING FAR EASTERN HOTELS.

HONGKONG.

**** §Telegraphic Address-KREMLIN HONGKONG.

PEAK HOTEL. HONGKONG HOTEL

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

HOTEL

SHANGHAI.

Telegraphic Address:- CENTRAL, SHANGHAL ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL ISL

GRAND HOTEL KALEB.

{PEKING

PALACE HOTEL.

*****_Telegraphic Address:WAGONLITS, PEKING.

GRAND HOTEL DES WAGONS LITS, {THE{HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD

in conjunction with

The Grand Hotel des Wagons Lita. Ltd.

Tel. Centl. 812. CARLTON HOTEL, Tel. Add: "Carito."

The Only American Hotel in the Colony.

Nice and quiet yet only low roinntes' walk from, the Banks, and Central Districts. 43 Bedroomus. Excellent Cuising Sarupulonaly class. Under American Management. A new Dining Room has been opened st No. 2, Queen's Road (let floor). Entrance Ice House, St. Tiffins a speciality.

For terms apply to Mrs. F. E. CAMERON, Proprietress.

Tel. Kowloos PALACE HOTEL

No. 8

Tel. Address

"Palace

(Thres minutes from Kowicon Forry Wharf & Railway Station.) Entirely under English Management. Electric Light and Fans Throughout.

Every Room with Private Bathgat sa Loauge Bar & Billiard Roome. Unrivalled Cuisine under the personal supervision of the Proprietor. Terms moderate." special terms to families on application to

J. H. OXBERRY, Proprietor.

HOTEL "ASIA"

WEST - BUND, CANTON,

Leading Hotel in South China

Firet dass Accommodation. Electric Lights, Fans

Roof Garden,” Hairdressing Salcom Elevatore.

and Pearl River. Splendid Views

Moderate Rates. Excellent Cuisine:

of

City

Under the Management of the SUN COpenLTD;« «CANTON:

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL.

Telegraphic address "ASTOR"

Telephone Central 170. 13, Queen's Road Central.

A first class Hotel centrally located, large and airy rooms, completely renovated and refurnished. New Dining Room for Meals and la Carte. Excellent Cuisine. Monthly Tickets for Tifins and Dinners.". Under estirely new Management.

For further particulars apply to

1, VICTORIA GARDENS. :

HANKOW ROAD, KOWLOON, NEXT DOOR TO

NEW KOWLOON HOTEL, A C BOARD and BESIDENCE. Every home comfort. Very largo well furnished double and angle rooms. One minute from steamers Personal supervínium. Terras from $4 por day

MRS: STEWART OGILVIE,

Propdetrem

KING EDWARD HOTEL'

~OINTBAL LOCATION.

"EL ELEŞTELU TRAMS PAR Katrin, Rigo-

Ariete a sud Aghin Surover

Bathead Sanitary Wattles Bood sal |

Water By throughest Best of. BCTTION

Fab Canzi #Telegraphic ¿äärnet >~~~FICDOMLA -J. WITURELL, Maunger,

MASSAGE

Mr. N. AKAJI & Mrs. E. AKAJI, Graduate of Tokio Massige School, No 8, Queen's Road, C. Telephone No. C..4895.

TANG YUM, Dartsg

Suroor 34:

the late SEEN TING,ĖS.

14, D'Agullar Street.

TELMS VERY MODERATE Consultation res.

MASSAGE.

Mrs. HONDA, Mrs. KIBAKI ANG BFHIMIDSUM

No. 25 Wyzerki Biznet. forporite to in Chian Mai”)

G. FALCONER & CO., (HONGKONG) LTD.

WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS DIAMOND MERCHANTS

UNION BUILDING (OPPOSITE)G.

Agents for:-ADMIRALTY CHARTS,

*

ROSS'S BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, ENGLISH SILVERWARE, direct from Manufactur

High Class English Jewellery,

THE INTERNATIONAL SHIRT CO. Head Office 79 Wyndham Street 2nd Floor (Opposite Central Police Station.), Tel. Central 4168.-

Dealers in all kinds of High-class Silk Shirts," Collars, Neckties and Pyjamas for Oputlemen SAMAAND ALBO

ight-gowns for Laz

Chemien, Skirts, Wrappare, Souris Vella, and

ALSO MADE TO MODERATE PRICE

PROM DELIVERY Manager : MILYOS KARO

give qualities of huber LONG HING & 00, dans, Roda's Times

Cough Remedy. Good for treable sight, coughs too. For sale very

NI PHOTO SUFFLIN DEVELOPING & FRINKING A SPECIALITE

Fit No. 174, QUEU's ROAD CHITRAL HONGKONG