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HONGKONG TE

PH

NOVEMBER

1929

VAN HEUSEN COLLARS

"The New Starchless Collar."-

Will not shrink, wrinkle or wilt.

No starching, no artifical stiffening.

Dressy, convenient,

Stocked in

Four shapes

Quarter sizes

In

economical

Saves laundry bills, shirts and Hes.

-14 to 1734 inches.

MACKINTOSH

& CO, LTD.

MEN'S WEAR SPECIALISTS, Alexandra Building

Deseux Road.

DON'T DECIDE on] that new

PHONOGRAPH until you have paid

a visit to:-

་

THE BRUNSWICK STUDIO

and allowed us to demonstrate perfect BRUNSWICK.

1st, FLOOR,

the

(ENTRANCE DUI DELL ST) BANK OF CHINA BUILDING.

HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE.

GYMKHANA

HAPPY

AT

VALLEY

MOTOR COACHES

WILL RUN TO THE

RACE

COURSE

ON SATURDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER.

STARTING FROM HONGKONG HOTEL,

At 2,30 p.m.

FARE 50 CENTS.

MADELEINE PEARSON.

Tel. 2313.

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DISTINCTIVE GOWNS

FOR DAYTIME AND EVENING,

Exquisite Fabrics.

Latest Styles From-

London and Paris.

2, Queen's Buildings,

(Opposite Cafe Wiseman.)

· HONGKONG'S INTERPORT CRICKET TEAM.

Back Row-Stapleton, Evans, Major Martbows (Umpire). Middle Row.-Devios, Capt. Olliver, Capt. Davies, Hancock (Capt.)-Pearce, Søyer and Reed. Front Row -Roy. Quick, Webster..

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HONGKONG'S INTERFORT GOLF TEAM. Top Row--Messrs. Mitchell, Cummings, Morgan. Bottom Row.-Messrs. Stewart, Hill, Buckland.

MANILA'S INTERPORT GOLF TEAM. Top Row.-Messrs. Manderfie.d. Nell, Gibb, Mason. Bottom Row-Messrs. Todd, George Grieve.

SHANGHAI'S INTERPORT CRICKET TEAM. Standing. Rev. Spencer, Hayward, Leach, Lieat. Lees, C.E. Ollerdessen. Sitting. Wilson, Clifford, Deeks, Billings (Capt.), O'Hara, H. B. Ollerdeasen, Divecha.

YEE SANG FAT CO.

Group taken at the wedding of Mr. F. W. Firman and Miss Rosa Leggati.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT OF

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"FOX" LADIES' SHOES.

Latest Styles and Shapes

SPLENDID RANGE OF

GENT'S SMART FOOTWEAR

INCLUDING

"THE BEACON BRAND'

Quality Unsurpassed

Prices Reasonable.

YEE SANG FAT CO.

Mr. Arthur Henderson;

the Labour leader, who

was defeated.

Mr. Austen Chamberlain,

Mr. Hy

who was re-elected,

Mr. Winston Churchill, who

lost his seat