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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1924.

"Selayne"

Wool Taffeta

The Ideal cloth for light|| weight yet warm and' chi!); proof garments.

Shirts with 2 Collars to

match...... $13.50

Pyjamas

in smart stripe

dosigns $17.50

MACKINTOSH

& CO., LTD.

Men's Wear Specialists,

Alexandra Bldg. Des Voeux Rd.

G. FALCONER & CO. (HONGKONG) LTD.

UNION BUILDING (OPPOSITE G.P.O.)

WATCH & CHRONOMETER MAKERS, JEWELLERS DIAMOND MERCHANTS.

A fine selection of English Jewellary Mterling Silver

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

British Admiralty Charts.'

Adria Navigational, lostruments

Ross London Telescopes & Binoculars

Heath Sealants, Night Glasses etc.

Stanley Drawing instruments Watia Theodolita, Levels Etc.

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

Over half a century's reputation, throughout the -- East as the House of Quality.

Established.

1055

Mac's Cafeteria.

CHOICE ASSORTMENTS OF FRENCII AND AMERICAN CANDIES

DIRECT FROM FRANCE FOSTER & OREAR'S.

MAROONS GLACES FRENCH MIXED CARAMELS NOUGATS MONTELIMAR AND MARSHMELLOWS

Frequent Arrivals of finest imported FRESH FRUITS

INCLUDING SPECIAL

ALMERIAN GRAPES

AND

FRESH VEGETABLES.

Hot and Cold Dishes Served from 12 Noon to Midnight.

PRICES MODERATE.

THE HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI HOTELS LIMITED.

CAMERA NEWS

SPORTSMAN MARRIED.-Holy Trinity Cathedral at Shanghat was the scene of a pretty wad- ding when Misa Largaret Hodge, of Philadelphia, U.S.A., became the bride of Mr. Gerald George Harper, of Messrs, Jardins, Matboson and Co., Haukow, a woll koown, racing men and one of the best cross-country riders in China,

WELLS AND FAMILY-Here are H. G. Weils, famous novellat and bistorian, and his wife and daughter at Chesham House, London, for the reception given by the Rusalan d'affaires to celebrate thefauniverzarylof the revolution.

New Year Gift Boxes

OF

CHOCOLATES

from

Peter, Cailler & Kohler of Switzerland.

Sold by

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD.

CAFE WISEMAN.

FOR BOOK LOVERS.-There are many such corners as this in the library of the New American Club at Shanghat where members may spend a quiet evening with old or new books. The books are classified according to their subject matter, so that the member in search of bis favourite author or In quest of some especial Information, may readily accomplish bis desire.

FINE TRESSES.-In this day of bobs Catherine Linden McEnerte proudly retains her tresses which are 65 inches long... She has worn her hair that long sloco she was 16 and believes it Is the longest in New York.

SINCERE CO.

SUN-CO.

WING ON.

CHEN KWONG.

BLUE BIRD.

VICTORIA CAFE,

KOWLOON STORE.

ON LEE.

HUNG CHEONG. KOWLOON CONFECT'Y:

Look for the name on the Gold Seal

tab on the ribbon of each box

21,

CALLIER or KOHLER

(This advertisement is issued by Neatles Milk Company)

WALKING. RACE-The picture was taken following the presentation of the trophies to winners of the noupal International Walking Competition at Shanghai. In the contro is! Mra. Percy Crighton, who presented the 24 trophies to the successful contestants. The others from left to right standing be-. hind the table, are: Messrs. T. Murphy, managor of the irish team, who won the race; Mr. N. B. Ramsay; Dr. W. E., O'Hara, President; Mr. H. P. Wilkinson, Vice-President; Mr. W, L. Gerrard, Secretary and Treasurer; and Mr. W. L. Moriaa.

NEW FLYING BOAT-The Rohrbach flying boat, équipp

ed with wings and two great propellers for flying and with sails for cruising on the water, recently broke several speed records on' a Switzerland lako.