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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, AUGUST

1990.

Tennis Wear

You have to dress cleanly and well to enjoy tennis and its social opportunities. Yet you need not dreas expensively. Good flannels and blazers, scarves and sweaters can be obtained without undue outlay —and this we are well prepared to demonstrate. Our prices indicate the reasonableness that can be exercised in your purchases without sacrifice of quality.

Mackintosh's

John and Kenneth Hunter broke the world record for endurance flying, In the upper picture, Kenneth is displaying a sign "We Broke It!" In the lower picture, he is shown on the catwalk, making an adjustment on the motor. The woman is Mrs. Ida Hunter, mother of the two yors.

One of the four dwellings on Bubbling Well Road Shanghai which suddenly collapsed is shown above. Several coolies wore buried under the debris.

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Knuckling down to the task of winning the national marble championship. James Lefty" Lee is pictured above as he shot his way to victory at Ocean City, N. J. In the.. background is part of the crowd of thousands of persons who witnessed the finals of the

tourney..

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Here are a few of the crude weapons which wore used by strikers of the French Tramway Company during their attack on the Tramway Employees' Club in the French Concession Shanghai

Lenderless robolo, gathered for a raid upon the salt works at Wadala, India, scattered before a charge of native police. Many were injured in the engagement pictured here. Note the native" Punjabi, "at right, riding with an upraised award into the frightened mob.

Above photograph shows some of the firemen, police and ocolies searching for the badles of two labourers believed to have been trapped and buried when four dwellings on. Bubbling Well Road collapsed..

A raid by Indian robels upon a British salt works, A group of raides advancing upon a mound of salt to scatter A native policeman, at left, is seen attempting to halt

them:

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