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TWINDHORACO.

MARKOW BAD.

KOWLOON.

J. A. WINDSOR & Co.

9, Hankow Road KOWLOON

Specialists in Star Stones Blue and White ZITCONS and Jade Stone Jewellery

etc. etc.

Star Sapphire $1,000;

TOURISTS KOWLOON GUIDEFINE

Supplement for Empress of Britain Passengers

Hongkong Daily Press.

HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1933.

JEWELRY

WINDSOR BROS

No branche Manufacturing Jewellers and Watch Makers, Dealers: în Ori、ntal Gems' 56, Nathan Road, Kowloon Ext 190

Golden

Pagoda

THE JADE TREE

FOOK WENG 3 Co.

(The Chinese Art Shop)

20, MANKOW ROAD 1, Peninsula Hotel Arcade

KOWLOON

Specializing in

Finest Embroidery. Swatow Drawn Work, Silk Lingerie, Apparel and Kimonos, High -grade Cloisonne, Pewter-ware, Carved Lacquer, Glass and Ivory-ware, Peiping Jewelry,

Curios and all kinds of Chinese Novelties Courtesy and Fair Dealing" is our Motto.

TAK LUNG

Dealer in Chinese Curios, Old Paintings Bronzes and Jades.

38, NATHAN ROAD, TSIM SHA TSui, Kowloon.

FAMILLE NOIRE VASE

WITH THREE-COLOUR PLUM BLOSSOM DECORATION Period Kang-hi Dynasty 1650 A.D. VALUE $80,000

A very rare and Valuable Piece

YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE THE HAND MADE

CARPETS

Best Dye

Oriental Designs

~Best Workmanship

All Sizes and Colours

PRICE SAME AS IN PEKING

(The only Peking Carpet Firm in the Colony)

PEKING ART RUG CO.

32, Nathan Road, Kowloon

(One minute from the Peninsula Hotel)

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CANTON

THE CITY OF OLD AND NEW

Canton, China's greatest South- ern port, a modern self-administered city, combining the modern with the ancient, is linked with Hong Kong by 111 miles of Railway, 22 miles of which are in British territory and 8 in Chinese territory,

To those travellers with limited time as their disposal, the Canton- Kowloon Railway, the quickest route between Hong Kong and Capton, affords an excellent oppor- tunity of making a one day trip to Canton. No visitor to the Fur East should fail to see this interesting city, its people, customs and his- torical views, Leaving Kowloon Station, the train. passes the re sidential part of the peninsula be fore entering the mile and a half tunnel which talea it through the Kowloon (Kaulung-Nine Dragons) range. On emerging from the tunnel, the beautiful Shatin Valley and Tide Cove come into view. The line then winds round the foot of the hills on the abores of Mirs Bay and one is irresistably reminded of the lochs and mountains of Scotland, Pastoral,

Map of Kowloon,"

KOWLOON & THE NEW TERRITORIES

The original Chinese city liga some three miles to the East of the steamer al ferry wharves, but the name Kowloon now applies. to the big city extending from Kowloon Peninsular towards the hills beyond. The area is mainly residential but the shops in Nathan Road and the arcade of the Peninsula Hotel are well worth a visit, In 1831 about four square miles of the Kowloon Peninsula were cedent to Great Britain as a dependency of Hong Kong, and in 1899 further area of approximately 280 square millys of mainland and 90 square miles of islands was leased from the Chinese Government for 99 years.

Since the larger area was taken over, rapid development has ensued and there is now an excellent motor road of about 00 miles. enabling travellers with but a few hours to spare to penetrate into the heart of the British controlled territory and to enjoy the truly magnificent scenery. The country is well regulated and, there is not the slightest danger of molestation. The Chinese inhabitants may be seen at their best in their native surroundings tending their miniatura farms and practising their native crafts under the jurisdiction and protection of the Government of Hong Kong.

making regular voyages between a visit. The main hall, close by Canton and ports of Western Asia the cutrance building, contains five as early as the tenth century. hundred life-size gilded images of Within the last few years many of the disciples of Buddhs. These are the old narrow streets have been arranged all around the temple sa replaced by broad modern thorough-as to form a double equare; some Lares though much of the ancient is are ranged in eruciform line, meet still retained and will be found to being a bronzo pagoda, which contains a relic of a saint. There are no of boundless interest.

two statues alike and are all sup posed to be life-like. Among them, rather out of place in his Western clothes, complete with Elizabethian ruff, is Marco Polo.

After passing Shum Chun, the frontier station, the view alters

The White Cloud Temple is locat completely and one then seer the quaint Chinese Villages, each with ed on the White Cloud Mountain its tall square pawnshop, and quiet and can be reached by motor car pastoral scenes typical of the cul-in about half-an-hour. From its surroundings, picturesque views are tivated plains of South China.

The farmer may be doen ploughing obtained of the mountain district with a wooden plough drawn by twith waterfalla shaded with bamboo verted into a City Museum is water buffalo whilst his sons till the groves near the several Buddhist another landmark popular with the oil with wooden spades, both monasteries, the largest of which tourist and worthy of a brief des plough and spades being similar to is situated on the summit of thecription. The large tower was built the agricultural implements used for mountain. centuries past.

A Very Old City. Canton, the metropolis of South China, is a very old city, there being records of Arab navigators

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Temple of 500 Genil, Wah Lam (Buddhist) Temple, or the temple of the 500 Genii, one of the richest temples in Canton, with its shrines, and halls, is well worth

CALL FOR

The five storey Pagoda now DODE

in the 14th century and is situated a little distance from the North Gate. From the topmost storey a splendid bird's-eye view of Canton and the surrounding country can ba obtained.

THE BEST SOUVENIR OF YOUR VISIT TO SOUTH CHINA

CHIN CHIAN & SONS,

PEKING ROAD,

Tel. 57514.

The ideal place to get the real Chinese handmade Handkerchiefs

and Household Linens,

Appenzel Handkerchiefs

We stock more than 500 designs of Handkerchiefs Price: from 50 cents to $90.00 per dozen.

Manufacturers and Exporters of

Chinese Handmade Einen Drawawerk, Embroidery and Laces.

ecialists in

LADIES' ART HANDKERCHIES AND HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES: FINEST GRAES LINEN EMBROIDERED SHAWLS AND SCARFS. LADIES' UNDERWEAR, KIMONOS, HOARI COATS, AND ALL KINDS OF BILK GOODS,

CLOISONNE WARE LACQUER WARE, FANCY WOOD TOYS, TVORY WARE SLIPPERS

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Night view of Recently Remodelled Building

The name "JADETREE" is known throughout the world by all. lovers of Chinese Art. This house has a well deserved reputation for fair dealing reasonable prices and guaranteed authentic carlos and art objects.

THERE IS ONLY ONE JADETREE”

Now, as we have closed our other shops and Concentrated our interests in our own buildings 19-91 Hankow Road.

ONG HING LOOND

To our customers:

TEL. 58538

THOSE WHO DEAL WITH US MAY BE ASSURED OF

AIR PRICE

RESH STOCK

ANCY PATTERNS

INE QUALITY

ASHIONABLE COLOURS AITHFUL SERVICE

Dealers in Shawls, Dresses, Houri Coats Kimonos, Underwear, Pyamas, Linens and Silks etc. CHEONG HING LOONG

29, Nathan Road, Peking Bldg.

elcome to Empress Tourists

Tung Hing Trading Co.

Nathan Road,

Specialists in all kinds

Kowloon

Embroid

Goods and CROS

M. J. Mohamed Din

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