1930-03-15 — Page 12

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March 15th, 1930...

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Summit

SHIRTS

& COLLARS

This year, every pattern in every Summit Lustre Shirt, from $7.50 upwards, is woven into the cloth. There is practically nolimit to the variety of patterns which interpret the neater and more delicate designs of 1930. Cut, style and tailoring are up to that exacting standard which is the hall-mark of Summit Shirts. The price of every shirt includes two collars with tabs and stiffeners.

Mackintosh's

Group taken on the occasion of the yacht race between teams representing Scandinavia and Great Britain last Sunday, the former winning by two points. In foreground is seen the challenge cup presented by the Scandinavian members of the Yacht Club for annual competition amongst members of various nationalities. (Photo: Ming Yaen Studio).

Amusement Tax, ridden by Mr. S. V. Liang, being led in after winning, the Happy Valley "C" Class Handicap last Saturday. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

FAITH!

Play in progress at Happy Valley on Saturday in the match between South China and the Navy, in the Shield semi-

final. The game was drawn after extra time. (Photo: Mee Cheung):

CHOICE MEATS and POULTRY

A meal is all the more appetising when you are sure of purity and quality.

EVERY ITEM FROM THE DAIRY FARM CARRIES THAT ASSURANCE.

THE DAIRY FARM ICE

& COLD STORAGE CO, LTD.

Mr. C. G.

Dandridge, adser- tising maunger of the L, N,E.R., addressing the corporated Society of British Advertisers in London recently said that the most important medium of his company'andvertising, that which represented the greatest expenditure, and in which he had the greatest faith, was newspaper advertising.

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Whiteaways

WHITEAWAY LAIDLAW & CO. LTD.] 'TH E

“MARMET” BABY CARRIAGE.

Mr. C. E. Holmes, for many years Superin- tendent Engineer of the Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., who left for Home on re- tirement' to-day.

Another snap of the Navy v. South China game. In the replay, the naval men won by three "goals to one after

extra time had again been played. (Photo: Mee.Cheung).

A merry party which attended the Fancy Dress Ball under the auspices of the Hongkong Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The men wore Hongkong Rugby Football jerseys with American sailor hats and white trousers, whilst the ladies were dressed as British or American sailors."

Mr. Wong Ping-shun-leading in Thracian (Mr. Charles up), winner of the February Stakes last Saturday. There was a field of 21 starters. (Photo: Mee Cheung)..

Safety

for

Baby.

Also

Comfort.

The

Hall Mark

of

Quality.

The Marmet" Baby Carriage in one of England's Best. New stocks now on view in our Showrooms. Have a Marmet Car-

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CALL AND INSPECT.

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Mr. K. Néckelman, with Brand, the winner of the Lightweight Handicap in the Canton Ride's fat race meeting. He also came in second in the Capton Derby.

Hongkong and Shameen football teams which met at Shameen last week-end.

a draw, each side scoring once.

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