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It is to your interest to have your garments hygienically dry- cleaned.

Every article thoroughly ster- ilized with live steam while be- ing pressed.

STEAM LAUNDRY CO.

HEAD OFFICE and WORKS, YAUMATI, Tel. K. 32. HONG. KONG DEPOT. 16. Stanley Street. Tel. C. 1279. HONG. KONG DEPOT 02. Praga East. KOWLOON DEPOT, 19, Canton Road. CANTON 13, Sharki Central, East.

Write or Phone for PRICE-LIST,

LEVER LID FOR DAILY USE

Fresh!

Brooke Bond Tea Vacuum Packed

some of this It is better thin other reas for more than one reas n. Firstly the blend is right-a Combena- tion of fine teas which cornes commonly well in the cup.

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Secondly the Brooke Bond tin is right not only airtight but also air-exhauste. No germ-laden air is encloved with this tea, neither can the tea-destructive clithate work its way in

No other tea is vacuum packed. N other can be so relied upon to being in perfect condition.

The inner 1.3 of the m mall not be brokea. Orvern the contents may not be Brooke Bond tes

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King Agent ALAT ROSNA TA, Hong kɔn g

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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Leading Studios in London are fitted with the latest artificial lighting devices in order to ensure perfection in photography.

The Ming Yuen

Studio.

14, Beaconsfield Arcade Is now fitted with the latest lighting apparatus in order that clients, may obtain as excellent and artistic photo- graphs as can be obtained in any part of the world. We ate at your service day' or night

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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that

from the 26th. of Uctober

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

SCHOONER ABANDONED.

PICKED UP BY THE

S.S. RANCHOW,

(Chr Own Correspustenta

* Amay, Iko, 15. The steamez Kanchow has picked: up the four masted sebener Tseng- tai and towed her to Atoy.

ed.

The Tsengtai had been abandon.

(The Tsengta is probably a Japanese vessel in the FormoRAIN trade. The telegram makes no

The mention et her crew.

Kanchaw belongs to the thina Navigation Company.]

TO-MORROW'S FETE.

"A SPLENDID EVENINGS

FUN."

To-morrow the Society of St. Vincent de Paul will hold its 40th Annual Al Fresco Fete in the Com- pound of the Catholic Cathedral. Caine Road. This year's Fete, ! which is under the distinguished patronage of His Excellency the Governor, marks the with aniver 'sury of the Society's establishment in Hongkong. A special effort is. therefore being made to make it la record saOCESS. Ove: 12.000 tors ) jand other articles have

been i specially imported from Europe and America, and it is expected that the various stalls will present at jeran more attractive appearance |

than in former fours

Among the stalls and side-shows will be the favourite Ten-cent former Stall, wellentethed as

İyears with arytning for the youngsters: the American Sta!!. displaying a splendid collection Irainable articles: the Kids' tale Stall where, at 5 sents a tiket Hond parents will be able to secure

a chance of winning one of a inst Jollection of large toy mutob-cara.¦ Greengines, etc., big enough for! Bays of bu or 12 pears, and fitted i joat as almost exact replicas of the ixenuine articles. Close to this w be the ever popular Post-card Sta and on the other sile the Christ-i Imas Bazaar Se Stall, at whith

a Ene asortment of hundreds of! tops will be disposed of at prices! which will certainly appeal to all. Another attractive stall

Del

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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1923.

HYGIENIC

MACHINE-MADE Cigarettes

OBVIOUSLY

MACHINE-MADE CIGARETTES are more HYGIENIC and more CONSISTENTLY WELL MADE than those made by any other process.

In the manufacturing of CAPSTAN”.

MEDIUM

CAP Nav

Cigal

W.D.& H Bristol

MAGNUME

POINT NO 1

Cigarettes for instance)

Pure dust-free tobacco leaf is fed to Modern Machines in Model Factories and no soiled human hand comes into 'contact with the cigarette during the process of manufacture.

POINTINO ̋2

Machine-Made Cigarettes are uniform- ly well made. Each paper receives its proper quota of tobacco leaf and is rolled to the correct degree of tightness: This Uniformity is impossible to attain under any other process.

CAPSTAN

W.D&HOMES Bristol & London.

THE COOL HYGIENIC. SMOKE

ASK THE MAN WHO KNOWS.!

ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB...

THE ANNUAL REPORT.

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Full Members Restricted Members... Non-Playing Members

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Absent Members Naval Subscribers Military Subscribers....

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Junior Section :

that at which a large number of initely decorated Christmas trees) jot various sizes will be on sale. Next this will be Candy Stall laden with a chuice assortment of gandies" specially imported from America. Further so will be the stall of the Gremio Social. where a fine display of knitted goods and other useful articles wil sale. Then we stall come to the tarze Uhristmas Tree. heavy laden with prizes for the little) Arne klodė (lub at the general meet | Resident Members ones: the Fishing Pund: the Bran Tabe; the Shooting Gallery, and is to be held in the Board room of Messrs. Jarino, Matheson and ther attractions. On a

spec al

Co. Ltd. on Friday 21 Tuecetuber. stand, facing the entrance, the

10. at 6.15 pm, has been ciren'at- motor-Car plans-player, motor- cycle, and the many other prized på to member. It states:

ON

The annual opet to her sulemitted members of the Royal Honz

in the Grand Charity Draw, will be The Committee base much play displayed Hers also will be there in submitting the accounts for platform, we which will stand the the period 1st October, 1929 to math. big drum-kindly loaned to the September. 1920.

Society by Mr. L. Ramjahs-from During this period 120 Resident which, at 10.30 px.. will be draws Merabers and 20 members of the

Absent Member

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The following members served on the farral Committee daring the : period under review:

Hon Mr... A. G. Stephen (Presi stent), Mr. A. B. Stewart (Captaía), Hon Mr. E R. Hallifax, Messes. 1.17 W. F. Roberts. D. C. Morgan

THINGS WHICH KEEP YOU WELL.

Wholesome food, sufficient ex-

ercise and sleep, and cleanliness of body inside as well as out are. the chief essentials to good health, AK Henderson. P. Tester. F. Pinkettes keep you clean and 'fit' Harrison. J. B. Rra, H. U. Ireland inside. Used when necessary, 6 and 6. S. Archbutt

they ensure daily regularity, Mexes B. D. C. Morgan, W. F. gently stimulate the liver, clear 1ts. P. Tester and F. S. Harri the skin, purify the breath, banish won resigned and Messrs. J. D. sick headaches, biliousness Kinnaird, Geo, Huzz, L S. Green and attacks of the "blacs." OF chemists, or post free 60 cents the sil and J. W. Franks were invited vial, from Dr. Williams' Medicine

tak their places.

C 60 Kiangse Road, Shanghai.

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The Championship for 1922 on by Mr. A. E. Stewart. the tannerup being Mr. T. W. "Hill.

The "Jasper Clark Competition was won by Mr. AR Stewart. The Captain's Cup for 1922 won by Mr. C. C. Stark.

The Governor' Shie'd was won

wax

the lucky winning numbers. There Junior Section joined the Chub. they The University represented by wij be a Tea Room, conducted by Membership

a number of lady helpers: also allows! Refreshment Room for those who

do not "hold with" Puserfoot.

The grounds will be open in the afternoon from 2.20 to 6 p... when feertain stalls will be open and amusements speciatig suitable for: children will be provided. The Fete proper will, however, begin at 3.20 p.m.. when the grounds will be brilliantly uminated. By kind permission of Major R. C. Camp- bell and the officers the Band of the East Surrey Regiment will play both in the afternoon and evening.

The Star Ferry Co. is very kindly! providing a special late ferry for Kowloon, which will leave Hong- kung at 1 a.m.

The Peak Tramway Co. have Iso arranged to run a late car at 12.45

:a.m,

A splendid evening's fun is 1923, by act duly registered in the promised, and visitors to the Fetel Tribunal of Commerce of Paris on will at this Christmas season have the 23rd. of November last, the Firm:

the additional pleasure of knowing that every dollar spent is a con- tribation towards the splendid work of charity, which the Society is doing in the relief of the poor of this Colony and the education of their children.

Charles MEURER & Cle (Ch.Maurer, J. F. Ratler) has taken the succession in all engagements & business of the | previous firm :--

Charles Meurer. Chaussade, Tus-

seau and Cie Canton, the 3rd, of December

1923.

CHARLES MEURER & CIE.

May your Christmas be made happy by the Music of the VICTROLA

S. MOUTRIE & Co., Ltd.

Bole Agents,

1.53

Honorary Members

Life Membere

standing

Messer. ('. A. Middleton Smith and F. A Brimoni

The Junior Championship for 19 was won by Mr. R. L Moncrieff

The Accounts have been nudited by Mr. C. Bernard Brown, ACA, vho offers himself for re-election.

31,000 VISITORS AT OLYMPIA. The number of visitors to the Motor Show at Olympia on the opening day was 31,3-9.

CONFIRMED CHURCH ROBBER.

Altrincham, Cheshire, James Smith, stated to have spent fifteen years in gaol, was | committed for twelve months for laitering with intent at Bowden record of Church. He has a thirty-five cosictions for sacrilega in all parts of the country,

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