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A HAPPY THOUGHT!

WHAT Gift could give greater pleasure than a Motor Car?

and-what a choice!

STUDEBAKER, ERSKINE, MORRIS, CHEVROLET,

Arrange for us to

deliver 036 on Christmas Morning

HONGKONG HOTEL

GARAGE.

Hongkong Telegraph.

Pictorial Supplement

November 10th, 1928.

TO OUR READERS

We shall be pleased to

receive photographs of

interest, for reproduction in this Supplement.

The late Pie: F. M. Soares, who was killed in the Great War, and to whoma imemorial has been placed in the Club de Recreio.--. The, meñoria! will be unveiled by HE the CMies Administer- In the Government on Armistice Day."

'Group photograph, taken at the Central Police Headquarters, showing the Hongkong Police Emergency Squad, which was formed in August. In the centre of the picture is seen the Capt. Superintendent of Police, the Hon. Mr. E, D. C. Wolfe.

Mr. J. Ferguson (left) who defeated Mr. A. R. Clark (right) in the lawn bowls championship final, which. was played at Kowloon on Saturday last. (Photo: Mes

Cheu ng).

Leading ofleinks at Canton #nd respite in a game of tennis. From left to right: Mr. Wang So formerly Head of the Arsenal), Gen. Wong Shin-hung (Governor of Kwangsj), Admiral Chan Chak, & Mr. Chan Chðanglek clormerly Cartm/esioner of Foreign Affairs).

Photo of the old Five Storey Pagoda at Canton taken shortly before work was commenced on the reconstruction. This Pagoda, said to be over three Busand years old, is now being" rebuilt In concrete as a museum; it will, however, he painted red to re- semble" as near as possible the original building which was of rad stone. The old North Gate and the whole of the city wall, with the exception of about 100 yards of wall shown in the photo, kave been

destroyed to make room for new wide ronds.

The Civil Service tena which won the Spey, Royal lawn bowls cup (pre- sented by, Messrs. A. S. Watson & Co.) by defeating Craigungower at Kowloon on Saturday. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

The Crafgengower team who were beaten by the Civil Service in the final of the Spey Royal lawn bowls eup at Kowloon last Saturday, (Photo: Mee

Cheung).

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The British Cup, presented by the British members of the Shanghai Volunteer Corps in 1918, was won by the No. 2 Platoon of the Portuguese Co. This Company has won the Cup four times. Standing: Corp. M. Guterres, Skt. A..F. Diniz, Capt. M. F. R. Leitao and Corp. S.

A. Pintos. Sitting: Privates Manuel Ferras, Alberto Souza and Francisco Gutterres.

Group photograph taken at the wedding of Bishop Hind and Dr. Winifred Heyworth, which took place at Foochow last week. "

'Bridal party at the wedding of Mr. B. C. K. Hawkins, Asst. Supt. of the Import and Export Dept., and Miss Gladys Johnstone, which took place at St. John's Cathedrai recently. (Photo: Ming Yuen),

Captain T. Abe, the pilot of the Japanese seaplane which recently flew to Shanghal from Osaka and alighted on the Whanggoo, received a very cordial reception. He returned to Japan on the following day. "In the picture he is seen with his assistant, Mr. Kanel, who is carrying a presentation bouquet.

The Emperor and Empress, of Japan, whose Coronation is taking place to-day with old-time pageantry

nmid country-wide celebrations,