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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1930.

THE FIRST CHRISTMAS GIFTS

The world ever knew were Perfumes borne across the desert by three wise men.

PERFUMES OF

DISTINCTION

GUERLAIN'S

LIU & GUERLILAS

CARON'S

CHRISTMAS NIGHT

BLACK NARCISSUS SWEET PEA.

HOUBIGANT'S

BOIS DORMANT

AU MATIN.

BOURJOI'S

ASHES OF ROSES.

COTY'S

L'AIMANT

L'ORIGAN.

COLONIAL DISPENSARY

13, Queen's Road C.-Dial 21877.

CIFT

SPECIALISTS

SPECIAL LINES IN

LADIES' HATS.

HAND-BAGS MANICURE SETS

HANDERCHIEFS-

KID and FABRIC GLOVES PERFUME SPRAYS

Gifts for Ladies & Gentlemen.

DOZENS OF novelties.

ELITE STYLES

A. P. C. BUILDING.

A VOICE FROM HOME

THE PHILIPS ULTRA SHORT- WAVE RECEIVER, MODEL, 2802, on entirely new principle in radio, places the thrill of world-wide reception within easy reach.

This unique apparatus, ideal for the colonial listener, brings in your home enuntry's brondenst even if it is thousands of miles away, and cnubles yod to pick up all the world's news at first hand."

It's merely a matter of seconds to tune in any station working 471 1 wavehand between 10 and 2400 m at, Joudspeaker strength.

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This extraordinary achievement hus been made possible by equipping the 2802 with a PHILIPS FEŃTHÖDE.

power valve doing the work two normal final stage valves.

SOME OF THE OUTSTANDING

FEATURES OF THE PHILIPS 2802.

Easy tuning

Large output

No body capacity effect

Record reproducing facilities

Tropic proof.

PHILIPS

'ULTRA'SHORTWAVE RECEIVER

2802

DAIRY FARM CHRISTMAS FARE

TURKEYS

Capons-Chickens-Geese

Ducks-Prime

English

Meats

Hams Bacon -

Game-Sausage Stuffings, Cheese in variety.

Devonshire Gream, Ice cream,

etc., etc.

PLEASE BOOK YOUR ORDERS EARLY.

THE DAIRY FARM ICE & COLD STORAGE COMPANY, LTD.

CANADA

AMERICA

WONDER VALVES

AUSTRALIA

AFRICA

EUROPE

JAPAN

ETC-ETC-

SOLE AGENTS FOR SOUTH CHINA-

REUTER, BROCKELMANN & CO.

HONGKONG-CANTON,

Sub-Distributors ANDERSON MUSIO Co. Ltd., and LEADING CHINESE STORES. This advertisement is issued by Philips China Co.

LOCAL CRICKET,

OVER THIRTIES v. UNDER THIRTIES.

HOCKEY.

RADIO SPORTS CLUR TEAM.

The following skies have been picked. The following will represent the for a cricket game to be played on R.8.C. hockey term in a hockey match Saturday, December 20, commoneing against the K.B.S.F.P.A. on Saturday at. 2 p.m. on, the Club Ground:

Over 30.

at 8.30 p.m. at Marina Ground:-.

RELIEF FOR AUSTRALIA'S

HALF MILLION VOTE.

UNEMPLOYED.

Canberra, Dec. 18.

COUNT THE

“TELEGRAPHS"

་་

Mr. James E. Fenton, Acting

S. GIU, Rattan Singh, J. S. Grewal, Prime Minister, announcing in the T. E. Pearce, G.. . Sayer, E. W. Kalwont Singh, Atma Singh, Khusi House of Representatives the grant Hamilton, G. R. More, E. R. Dackitt, Mohd., R. Khan, Gurbachan Singh,

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A. Teld, N. A. Thorp, W. W. Mac-Awtar Bingh (Captain), Attar Singh of half a million sterling for the kenale, R. H. Wild, E. J. R. Mitchell and

Kemp. Reserve:- and K. B. W. Paterson,

Molinder Singh.

relief of unemployment, described

Under 30.

H. Owen Hughes A. G. L. Bowker, son, J. R Whitham, J. B. Hinton, the situation in Australia as “ap- A. 0. Beck, 0. E. G. Marton, H. J. R. V. Dewar Dario and P. W. palling."-Reuter. Armstrong, J. Barrow, J. E. Richard. Planner.

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and then, let us plan

your 1981 Advertising Campaign

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