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·HONGKONG $ DIRECTORY

1929.

NOW ON SALE

AT THE

DOLLAR DIRECTORY CO., JA, Wyndham Street. -

AND AT

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ltd, Brewer's Hung Cheong, 66, Nathan Road, Kowloon H.K. & Kowloon Ferry Wharf Blore, Kowloon H.K. & Kowloon Ferry Wharf Store, Hong Kong Peak Tram Station Store, Lower Trim Station Lee Yee, 12, D'Aguilar Street Excelulor Co., 19, D'Agullar Street.

SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1929.

The

China Mail

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LISHED

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BUY A

DOLLAR DIRECTORY

THIS YEAR

old one is of little use!

NOW ON SALE

AT

THE HONKONG DOLLAR DIRECTORY CO.

3A, Wyndham Street, Hong Kong,

PIONEER ART SUPPLEMENT.

AN EXCELLENT BEVERAGE

KERNASIEN

LOCAL FANCY DRESS BALL-Held by the Royal Naval Dockyard (Hong Kong) Ladies' Club at the Seamen's Institute, Praya East, where the large attendance seen in above photo had a thoroughly enjoyable time. Some of the costumes, both ladies and men's, were very original. The "Keystones' Dance

Band," a talented group of musicians from H.M.S. "Suffolk" was in attendance, giving much pleasure during the night with a fine pro- gramme. All this season the Seamen's Institute has proved to be a popular ren- dezvous for members of the Services, their ladies, and also of the Mercantile Marine.-(K. Fujiyama).

TONG TEA'

One of the finest products

of the famous Keemun Valley

4 oz. nett 45 cents per tin,

An appropriate gift to

send to your friends at home.

THE CHINA TEA CO., LTD.

David Building, Pottinger Street.

SOLD BY ALL COMPRADORES.

AT THE UNIVERSITY.-The annual "social" of St. John's Hall, which, took the form of a concert and dance and proved to be an unqualified success. The Warden (the Rev. C. B. Shann, M.A.) and the chairman (Mr. C. W.. Lam) are

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seated in the centre. Among those who took part in the entertainment were Mr. W. K. Fung and Mr. S. F. Chan' (Chinese classical music), Mr. H. C. Leong (violin solo) ac-. companied by Mr. F. K. Chan, Miss S. H. Cheung (Chinese song) accompanied by Messrs. Ng, Fung Chan and Chan, Mr. S. S. Ong (musical'saw) accompanied by Mr. F. K. Chan. A sketch entitled "Hostel Life" was presented by "Our Own Regulars."

(A. Fong),

EVIDENCE OF INTENSITY OF HEAT. The interior of King Edward Hotel as a result of the fire on the morning of March 11 when ten persons were killed and five in- jured. Note the twisted steel girders and the charred remains of the wooden beams, also the fallen debris-(K. Fujiyama)..

CELEBRATION ILLUMINATIONS.-The Club de Recreio at King's Park, Kow-

loon, lighted on the night of the garden party welcome to the new Unofficial members of the Legislative Council. (K. Fujiyama).

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semor

K.O.S.B. GUARD OF HONOUR.The Guard of Honour from the 2nd Battalion the King's Own Scottish Borderers drawn up outside Queen's Pier for the depar- ture from Hong Kong of Major-General C. C. Luard, C.B., C.M.G-(K. Fujiyama).

THROUGH THE ROOF-Showing where the dames. went through the King Edward Hotel building, leaving the burnt framework(K. Fujiyami) Another picture will appear in to-morrow's “Sunday Herald."