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THE HỎNGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE

1922.

It's A Record Breaker!

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SHOES, WHITE SHOES, STYLISH SHOES BARDAIN, BARGAIN, ABSOLUTELY BARGAIN!

Gents' Leather Shoes from $13.50 to $15 00 SALE 58.50 a pair White Canvas Shoes from $3.00 to $5.00 SALE $175 a pair

Ladies White Shoes Usual $4.00 to $7.00 SALE $2.00 a pair Ladies' White Canvas Shoes

(with Rubber Soles) Usual $3.75 to $5.00 SALE $2.50 a pair

GENT'S and LADIES' RAINCOATS Guaranteed Water-proof

Usual $15.00 to $18.00. SALE $9,50

GENT'S and LADIES' BATHING SUITS Usual $16.00 to $18.00. SALE $1.50

Ladies' Cotton Hosiery Sale: 3 pairs for $1.00 Ladies' Silk Hosiery Sale: $100 a pair

Washable Ties, Sale: 50cts. each.

GENT'S FINE SHIRTS

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CHILDREN'S SUMMER SUITS, LADIES' MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS, CORSETS, CORSET COVERS, SUMMER UNDERWEAR, OENTS & LADIES' STRAW HATS, TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, PIECE GOODS, REMNANTS, and THOUSANDS of OTHER BARGAINS ON

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SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE.

Mr. Nankwatsu Akaji.

Graduate of the Tokyo Massage School. has opened a massage room on the First Floor of 2 Queen's Road, Central Office hours fro. 10 3) .. to 5 p.in.

Mr. Akaji gives massage on scientific lines, based on instruction in anatomical physiology.

Fre for treatment:-$2.00 per visit.

THE CHINA INDUSTRIAL CO.'S STORE.

Commencing To-day a genuine reduction of 10% on all goods will be made for a period of zo days only. Large stock of Summer goods on display. Take advantage of our greatly reduced prices. Best leather suitcases-all eizes pure leather-local mace-from 83.—up. Cheapest bargains in Ladies' and Gentlemen's shoes- latest styles.

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THE DEFENCE CORPS.

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Major Murdoch expressed thanks to those gentlemen who had so kindly presented cups and given donations towards the prize fund, enabling the Corps to put up such excellent trophies for com

petition He congratulated the winners, especially mentioning the name of Corp), Grimes, who was not only the winner of the All Comers' Competition and the Corps Championship, but of every competition open to the Colony, in addition to all those confined to the Corps. (Applause). He bad won the Corps Championship Bowl three times in succession, and it now became his absolute property. (Applause. The Chairman also mentioned the name of Naik Fateh Mohammed, who was fourth in the 2

Francis Cap: Won by No. 5 Platoon.

No. 3 Musketry Competition: I Cnr. Railton; 2nd, Szt. Thornhill; 3rd, L/Cpl. Cullen.

Jar Competition: Won by No. 2 Platoon "B" Team.

Machine Gun Competition: Won by No. 8 Team. The King's Regt. Tile Competition: Won by No. 2 Platon.

EARLIER SPECIAL

TELEGRAMS.

(From Our Phen Corre pondent.j

THE RUBBER PROBLEM.

Singapore. June 27. Mr. Burgers, of the Dorsakande Estates, ot a meeting in Ladun - Corps Championship: ist, Corp declared that if senseless com. Crimes; End, Pte. Goodman; 3rd, petitio continued, the year ead Gar. Railton; 4th, Sgt. Thornhill.uld see rubber at threepence. Range Prizes: 200 yds. won by with na unleable surplus. If Corp. Grimes; 500 yds. won by restriction were not agreed upon Sgt. Thornhill; 600 yds. won by now, increasingly distressing con- Lt. Smith.

ditions would compel it later.

Revolver Competition (Corps): | ist, Corp. Grimes; 2nd, L/Cpl.

Dovey.

Revolver Competition (All Comers): 1st, Corph. Grimes, .V.D.C.; 2nd, C. P. O. Oldman. R.N.; 3rd, Mr. Martin, RN.

His Excellency's Experience.

KIANGSI BANDITS.

Shanghai, Jane 27. Admiral Bullard has arrived from up-river. He says foreigners and foreign property are safe from bandits in Kiangsi.

MR. DENBY'S VISIT.

Cadet Company Competition: All Comers Competition. It was lat, L/Cpl. Phillips; 2nd, Cadet a good many years eince they had J. Clarke; 3rd, L/Cpl. George. had an fodian placed so high in Donegal Badges: Won by Pte. the list. (Applause). Major Mur-Goodman and Gar. Railton. doch thanked the members of the Hongkong Rifle League: Win Committee responsible for theaers: H.K.V.D.C.

Shanghai, June 27. open mesting and also for the

Admiral Strauss is sailing on concert. Some of the arrange- ments at the meeting were not

His Excellency the Officer Ad Thursday for Tokio to meet Secre- quite so good as they might have ministering the

Government ex-tary of the Navy Denby. been, but he thought that was pressed his pleasure in having largely due to the difficulties ex-been asked to present the prizes. perienced in transferring from He was, he said, well aware of King's Park to Stonecutters. He the difficulties that attended the he was about to put up something hoped that in future they would move from King's Park to Stone-of a record; but such was be able to accommodate them cutters. The range at Stonecut peculiar light across the range selves upon any range they had ters was situated in exceedingly that he made a big failure and to shoot upon.

the

pleasant surroundings, especially others followed his good example. in the summer, but as to its being (Laughter). His. Excellency con Presentation of Prizes.

a good range for accurate rifle gratulated Corp. Grimes very shooting he confessed that he heartily, on his extraordinary. His Excellency the Officer Ad- himself had experienced consider success. It was not the first time! ministering the Government then able difculty there. (Laughter), that he had done well, but he presented the prizes as under: I see Mr. Dyer smiling at that," thought that this year he had

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Competition: 1st His Excellency remarked, "but on eclipsed all previous efforts, and Corpl. Grimes, H.V.D.C.; 2nd, Gar. the particular occasion that he is he felt sure that Corp. Grimes Railton, H.V.D.G.; Brd, Pte. Swan, thinking of, I found no difficulty, would see the propriety of asking H.V.D.C.; 4th, Naik. Fateh Mo-because I took away one of the the authorities of the Corps to hammed. 102nd (K.E.O.) Grena handsome prizes presented at the arrange some form of handicap diers.

annual riffe meeting." He did, how which would prevent his name Range Prizes: 200 yds. won by fever, find great diffealty in shoot appearing so frequently on thes Cpl. Grimes, HV.D.C.; 500 yds.ing his masketry course at the 500 (prize list in future," (Laughter. won by AB. Cramer, HMS. yards range and found that his and Applause). His Excellency Titania; 600 yds. won by Cpl difficulties were shared by others congratulated the Corps upon the Grimes, E.V.D.C.

Up till then he had only lost five points at the group and only five in the other competitions, and felt, on going on to the 500 yards, that

Blake Shield: Won by No. 2 Platoon (Best Score Pte. Good

man).

great success of the rife meeting and then proceeded to make the remarks of weinless Service Te ported, bors

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