1930-12-06 — Page 9

STUDEBAKER Hongkong Telegraph.

114-inch

wheelbase

It's a SAFE car-with never-falling four-whee brakes, rugged double-drop frame, cam and lever steering and a steel core steering wheel.

HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE.

The Hongkong sad Shanghai Hotels Lid, Incorporated in Hongkong.

25, Queen's Road Central.

And at STUBBS RD.

Pictorial

Supplement

December 6th. 1930.

DRINK WHITBREAD'S PALE ALE

THE REAL HOME-SIDE STUFF!

Sale Agents:-

·A.S. WATSON & Co.,

Ltd.

The Philippine Inter-Island S.S. Company's new steamer Mayon, now operating on the Philippines coastal run. Built by Messrs. Vickers, Armstrong in Baglond, she is 340 feet long and fins a speed of 21 knots,

The President of St. Andrew's Society (Mr. T H. R. Shaw) laying a wreath at the foot of the Cenotaph on the eve of St. Andrew's Day. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

Players who took part in the Indies hockey match between teams representing England and Scotland at Sookunpoo last Saturday. The English team won by the

odd goal in five. (Photo: Mee Cheung),

One of the English players getting away with the ball in the hockey match between teams of ladies representing England and Scotland last Satur-

-day, -(Photo:--Mee Cheung)---

Members of the Scottish Co. of the Voluntecer Defence Corps who attended the annual parade at Union Church on Sunday. The Chieftain of St. Andrew's Society (Mr. T. H. R. Shaw) and Mrs. Shaw are seen sealed, one on either side of Capt. H. R. Forsyth, the officer Commanding the Company. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

As You Like It (Mr. Keith Murray up) being led in after winning the Glasgow Handicap "D" Class on Saturday, He paid his backers $362.60 for a win. (Photo: Mee Cheung).

Two anapshota taken at the match in the Lai Wah Cup Competition, at Happy Valley on Saturday, between the Civilians and the Navy. The former:

won by five goals to two. (Photos: Mer Cheúng).

A group of Jardinc jockeys who participated in the Ewo Handicap at last Saturday's Races. Left to right:-Standing, J. E. A. Kendrew, I. A. Allison, R. J. D. C. Grieve, E: 0. Butler (who finished third), and R. T. Crowe (second); sitting, D. L. Newbigging, R.. Gordon, A. J. P.

Heard, and L. G. Frost (first). Photo by Mae Cheung,

The Analists In the Mixed Doublea (semi-open) Com-" potition at the L.R.C. Mrs. Konry and Mt. H. J. Arm- strong, seen on right, defeated Mrs. Lissamen and Mr.

A. D. Humphreys. (Photo: Mea Cheung),,

Two winners at Saturday's Racos. Left, Mr. Ho Kom-tong leading in Marquis Hall" (Mr. Ip Kiu-ying up) after the Gallowgate Plate event; right, Mrs. Dunbar leading in Sitting Bull (Mr.. Heard up), winner of the St. Andrew's Stakan. (Photos: Mee Cheung),

Above ara members of the Ellot Hall; tennis team which year in succession the Inter-Hostel Tennis Shield; presented Hongkong University Tennis Club, Also in the picture are (Warden) and Mrs, Faid. (Photo: A. Fong