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STIFF FRONTED

DRESS SHIRTS

with one or two stud holes.

$6.50 $8.50Leach

is convenient and sensible,

The Coat Style Shirt It may be put on without

"mussing" ono's hair, and the front studs are more easily fastoned than with the pull over style.

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& CO., LTD.

MEN'S WEAR SPECIALISTS

Alexandra Building.

Des. Voux Road.

G. FALCONER & CO. (HONGKONG) LTD.

UNION BUILDING (OPPOSITE G.P.0.)

WATCH & CHRONOMETER MAKERS, JEWELLERS DIAMOND MERCHANTS.

A life aulection of English Jewellery Sterling Silver

Ware Watches and Clocks always on hand. Agents for:-

British Admiralty. Charts Keltia Navigational lostruments

Rosa London Telescopes & Binoculars

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1924.

CAMERA

NEWS

lestbj Sextants, Night Glasses etc. Stapley Drawing

¡trumenti

BACK AGAIN-Amid shrieklog whistles and the ringing of church bells, the round-the-world .It was from flyers came back to Clover Flold, near Santa Monica, from the greatest race of all timo. here they started out to ancircle the globo just 196 days boforo. This picture shows Lieutenant Lowell Smith, flight commander, landing.

Watts Theodolites, Levels

stí.

We invite the Public to cail and inspect our varied stock, and compare prices.

WINDMILL USED IN SALT INDUSTRY.-This type of windmill is to be seen at Sengku, Chibli, and is used for pumplog sea water inlo vats for making salt by evaporation. The sails are mount- ed on masts, and the structure revolves in the wind, driving a chata bucket pump.

Over bilf century's reputation throughout the East as the House of Quality,

Rstablished.

1855

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SATURDAY, December 6th.

DANCING 8 p.m. to Midnight. FANCY OR EVENING DRESS OPTIONAL.

Coach to Peak Hotel 12.00 Midnight Late Car to Peak at 1.00 a.m.

Bookingsat Hongkong and Repulse Bay Hotels ROOF GARDEN

THE DANSANT DAILY

4.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. ADMISSION $1.00 INCLUSIVE

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FLETCHER CO., LTD.

16, Queen's Road. Central. Anlatio Bldg.

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Telephone 0. 345.

SHANGHAI RACES:-Pictured above are some of the winners at the Autumn Meeting of the Shanghal Race Club, including the Irrepressible Mr. Norman Dallas and Mr. " Feddy" McBain, who rode Bonnie Scotland to victory in the Champlons. Top row, from left:-Mr. George Dallas leading in New Zealand, Mr. Norman Dallas up; Mr. M. O. Springfield on Young Bill, led by his over, Miss Billy Coults, with Mrs. W. R. McBain in the background; Miss Vera McBain leading Varnished Duck, Mr. "Teddy McBain up; Mr. Alexander Sendrikoff leading Attaman, ridden by Mr. Dallas. Bottom row Mr. Day's Portland, led by Mr. Norman Dallas and ridden by Mr. Hugh Maitland; Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Brand, the former on Harbin ; Mr. Edwin Tong leading his pony, Archer, with Mr.." Gussie"! While in saddle; Mr. George Dallas leading Theatreland with Mr. Norman Dallas up.

NEW DEVICE~John Nov-

son of Corsicana, Texas, has in- vented woooden, hinged paddies for swimming purposes. They are particularly adapted to making fast time through the water. The creation is called "the fish's fins,"

THIS IS THE MONTH TO POST YOUR X'MAS PRESENTS HOME. WE SUPPLY "THE BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, AND

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SEASON ENDED.-The baseball season in America is ended: -The crowd, happy 1 is, seems to teallee that as it drifle out of Griffith Stadium in Washington as the shadows of evening fall over the park. It was the last gaine of the seahon,

NEA

THEN AND NOW.-Ezra Mobker, 94-year-old pioneer, who crossed the continent by of team in 1852, is crossing it again. this time by aeroplane. He la flying from Seattle to Washjogión. with Lisit, Oakley G. Kelley, the noted transcontinental pilot.