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A HAPPY THOUGHT!

WHAT GIt could give greater pleasure than

■ Motor Car?

and-what a choice!

STUDEBAKER, ERSKINE, MORRIS, CHEVROLET,

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Arrange for us to

deliver

ONO on

Christmas Morning

HONGKONG HOTEL

GARAGE.

Hongkong Telegraph.

Pictorial Supplement

November

3rd. 1928.

TO OUR READERS`

We shall be pleased to

receive photographs of

Interest, for reproduction

in this Supplement.

The Army football team which defeated the Navy in last Saturday's match in the Lat Wah Cup Competition. The Army won easily by five goals to nit (Photo: Mee Cheong).

The Sultan of Muwat and Oman inspecting the guard of honour drawn up near the Victory on his arrival at Portsmouth Dockyard. During his visit he in- ,spected the Victory and the battle-cruiser Tiger and made a trip in the submarine

1.25.--(Photo: Times copyright),

H.E. the Portuguese Minister to China, Benhor Jono Blan- 'chi, who has been visiting Hongkong and Macao this week.

This year's water polo team of the Victoria Recreation Club, winners of the Hongkong Water Polo Shield. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

Play, in progress during the Spey Royal. Oup game. between Craigengower and East Point last Saturday. (Photo: Mee Cheung);

The Mayor of the Municipality of Nanking, Mr. Liu Chi- wen, and his wife, whe arrived from Shanghai last week and who have been spending thei honeymoon in Hongkong and Canton.

The above photograph was taken at the Shek-0 Club on Sunday, when the annual Champlonship match was played. The chat plon- ship was won by Mr. A. B. Stowart (sixth from left in front row). A tennis tournament was also played. (Photo:

Ming Yuen).

Flashlight photographi taken on the occasion of the celebration of the “Oktoberfest" on Saturday leat, at the Tungshan

Garden Club (The German Club) at Tungshan, Canton,

Competitors in the Amateur Golf Championship-of China which was played off on the Klangwan golf course and was won by Mr. M. W, Budd, who is scated at the extreme right. Members of the Hongkong Interport team are also among those

present.

Miss Maud Royden, the well. known lady preacher, who gave addresses this week at the Theatre Royal,