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MARZIPAN & DESSERT SWEETS

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MURRAYS & CLARNICO

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HANDSOME TINS OF ASSORTED TOFFEE- IDEAL PRESENTS FOR THE KIDDIES. $4.50 per tin.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

DELICIOUS

ond

WHOLESOME

CONFECTIONERY

HANDSOME BOXES AND CASKETS OF CHOCOLATES

by CADBURYS

FRYS

FULLERS

CALEYS

Prices from $2 to $35

BUTTERED AND FRUIT SWEETS

by

BARKER DOBSON

LANE, CRAWFORD, LTD. Exchange Building.

Ground Floor.

HERE IS A TIP!

I have just arrived

in

Hongkong by the

S.S. "GIFTSHIP"

and as I drove

through your

streets I noticed the lights of

the

ין

TAJMAHAL

SILK STORE

where I made my

HEADQUARTERS

Why? because my ship brought all the Tajmahal Christmas

$

Gifts for you

So take my advice, see me at

TAJMAHAL SILK STORE

(King's Theatre Building)

There are so many good things that it is difficult to mention all

BUT-read these!

2500 Yds. Radlum Spun Crepe, All Colours

K

XMAS USUAL PRICE PRICE

$ 1,30

$ 2.25.

3500

#

Crepe de Chine, dble width.

$ 1.80

$ 3.50.

1230

Heavy Marble Crepe do.

do.

$ 2.75

$ 3.50.

2685

T

Crepe Georgette do,

do.

$ 1.30

$ 2.25.

3000

#1

Princess Printed Crepe

$ 1.80

$ 3.00.

1500

$ 1.30

$ 2.25.

1450

Heavy Royal Printed Crepe (dble width)

$ 3.50

5 5.00.

$10.00

$17.50.

Pyjamas, Embd.

$ 6.50

$ 5.50

$10.50. -$ 9.50.

Heavy

$ 8.50

$13.50.

$ 2.25

210

276

Shaded Taffeta, all colours

625 Sels Crepe de Chine. Undies, 3 pcs.

150 GENTS SUL Pyjamas

50 Pairs Tajmahal Stik Stockings (With clock)

TAJMAHAL SILK STORE

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King's Theatre Building.

$ 4.50.

D'Aguilar Street.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1931.

FANLING GOLF.

MARTON AND SHEWAN IIN

THE FINAL.

The third round and semi-finals of the R. ILK. Golf Club Championship were played at Fanling yesterday, resulting in Barton and Showan win ning through to contest the final.

Marton's play all through the com petition has been a feature, and he won his semi-final by the big margin of and 7. Scores:

Club Championship, 3rd Round. F. J. de Rome boat A. II. Musson, O & B.

9. E. C. Marion best W. R. Vallanco, 3 & 2.

I. W. Shewan beat G. R. Horridge, 3 & 2.

A. E. Lissamen bent H. U. Ireland, 4 & 3.

Semi-Anala.

Marton bent de Rome, & 7. Showan beat Lissaman, 2 & 1,

G. M. Young Cup. In the first round of the G. M. Young Cup, the II.K. and S. Bank beat Jardine Matheson and Co.

Felix Ellis Cup.

In the Felix Ellis Cup semi-finals, A. G. Coppin beat A. W. Hay Edie 6 and 4; and A. Reid bent C. B. Brown, 4 & 2

beat Coppin,

Governor's Shield. The following were

first round results of the Governor's Shield:

Bank Line bent Lawn Bingham Matthews, 2 & 1.

Davic (scratched).

In the final, Reid 0 & 5.

Bong

W

0, Deacon's

Govt. Medical Dept. heat District Officers, 6 & 3.

LESSON SERMON,

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, HONGKONG.

was the subject of the Lesson- "God the Preserver of Man"

Sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, yesterday.

The Golden Text was.-"Hu that dwelleth in the secret place of the most High shall abide under

the shadow of tho Almighty." (Psalms 01:1).

tho

Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon was

Thus saith the the following from the Bible.-- Lord, in AB acceptible time have I heard thee, and in day of salvation have 1 helped thee, and 1 will preserve thee, and give thee for a covenant. of the people, to establish thu earth, to cause to inherit desolate heritages; That thou mayest say to the prisoners, Go. forth; to them that are in dark- ness. Shew yourselves. They shall feed in the ways, pastures shall be in all

and their places." (Janiah 49; 8,9).

high

The Lesson-Sermon ulso in- cluded the following passage from the Christian Science, textbook, "Sefence and Health, with Key to the Scriptures." by Mary Baker Eddy-"In divine Science, man la Bustained by God, the divine. Principle of being. The earth, at

P.W.D. beat Secretariat for Chinese God's command, brings forth fond Affairs, I up.

for man's use. Knowing this, Jesus once said, "Take no thought for your life, what ye shall cat, or Royal Artiliory beat Audit Dept.,what yo shall drink," presuming Can. Pacific beat Gilman & Co., at creator, but recognizing God, the not on the prerogative of his

7 & 6.

19th.

1.K. University beat 9rd High-Father and Mother of all, as able to feed and clothe man as He doth

landers, 4 & 3.

Lane Crawford Ltd. beat Butter- the lilies." (p. 530.) field and Swire, 3 & 1.

Royal Naval Yard beat Hdqra. China Command, & 4.

Royal Engineers bent Asiatic Petroleum Co., 2 & 1.

Vacuum Oil Co. bent Imperial Chement Industries, 3 & 1.

Jardine Matheson & Co, and H.K. & S. Bank have not yet played.

United Services Golf Meeting.

The United Services Golf Meeting was held on Thursday and Friday of last week, when scratch championship and bandicap events were played off.

At the conclusion of the meeting, Admiral Sir Howard Kelly kindly presented the prizes, and in a short speech issued a challenge on behalf of himself and his staff to Major General J. W. Sandilande and staff, to a golf_match.

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The result of the various events

were:

36 Holes Scratch Championship.

1. A. H. Munson

82 and 81-183

BOWLING GREEN CLOS-

ING DAY.

(Continued from Page 9.) Swiss Milk Co.); 2nd, J. Tetley (pre- sented by R. Hall).

Men's Handicap Singles:-1st, J. Tetley (presented by J. and G. S. Rodger); End, W. Brown (presented by the Club).

Regers and W. Brown (presented by Men's Handicap Doubles: 1st, J. Club); 2nd, J. Ferguson and J. Sturgeon (presented by Club).

Ladies' Handicap Singles:-1st, Mrs. McTavish (presented by F. L Rapley 2nd, Mrs. Boas (presented by_Club).

Ladies Handicap Doubles:-1, Mrs. McKelvio and Mrs. Howe (pre-

2. Capt. J. Anderson 85 and 81160sented by Club); 2nd, Mrs. Clarke and

3. Pay. Com. Drayson 89 and 81=379

4. Lt. Cemdr. Jones 86 and 86=171 34 Holes Handicap Competition. Lt. Com. Higham (18) 72 and 71140 Lt. Musson (G)

76 and 76161

Capt. Fowkes (16) 12 and 81163

Lt. Watson (11)

Mrs. Bons (presented by Club).

Ladies' Non-Prize Winners:--1st, Mrs. Leib (presented by D. Tollan): 2nd, Miss Taylor (presented by W. E. Hale).

Mixed Handicap Doubles:-1st, Mrs.

NOW

OPEN

THE

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78 and 71=165 McTavish and J. Rodgers (presented PREPARE for ACTION!

18 Holes Handicap Competition.

LL. Cat. J. G. Lecky (18) 71

Capt. Fowkes (10) 72

Veterans' Competition

Lt. Col. Lecky (18) 71

Surg. Cmdr. Bont (18) 79 Handicap Singles Against Bogey. Lt. Cox (17) 2 up

Lt. Chird. Higham (18) all square. Comdr. Priestley (11) all square Handicap Foursomes Against Bogey.

1. Linton (8) and Lt. Cmrd: Barry

Lt. Crd. Graham (13) and Cmrd, Marfeli (15) 1 up.

HOCKEY.

by Club); 2nd, Mrs. McCaw and W. Brown (presented by Club).

Lawn Bowls.

CLEAR the decks for a new shave That's why A double-action

Club Championship:-1st, L. Guy a different`shave, Lather up shave is so different! That's why (presented by Club); 2nd, G. Roy-with Squibb's Shaving Cream and a double-action shove keeps you Iance (presented by L. Guy); 3rd, A. go into action with the extra case feeling so fresh and fit. R. Whibley (presented by A. D. La

Glves Brouge).

and extra comfort that double you a spruce appearance above President's:1st, N. Nish (present-action gives you.

ed by GE. P. Thompson); 2nd, G. Boylance (presented by Capt. B. Where an ordinary shave stops

(pro- Branch); 3rd. F. Goodman sented by H. Ninh).

....o shave with Squibb's only.

Vice President's-1st, A. M. Hol-egins. Squibb's not only seis Payland (presented by E. W. L. Hogbin); you up for a smooth, swift, casy

CAER CLARK CUT SUCCESS FOR C.B.A. LADIES.

The Central British Association Jadles hockey team accomplished an excellent performance in defeating tho Club de Recreio in the Caer Clark Eup by five goals to one on Saturday, The G.B.A. thoroughly deserved this pronounced cuccess, as they were always the more effectual team when on the attack, and enjoyed three quarters of the exchanges.

D. Pinguet, who throughout played a sterling game for the winners, opened the scoring, with a fast ground shot, this being the one and only goal in the first half,

After the change over, the Recrolo made several changes in their forward line, and they had an immediate effect, C. Silva rounding off a neat move ment with a good shot.

After this reverse mathing could stop the C.B.A., who first of all re- gained the load through D. Hunt, and then went further ahead through G. MacNider and P. Hunt (twice),

Hongkong Ladlea Trial.

The Hongkong Ladies Hockey Club held an inter-club match at Sookunpoo on Saturday, when the Whitns de feated the Colours by the odd goal in nine. The match took the form of a trial in preparation for the Caor Clark Cup.

Navy Men Beat "Y.M."

In a scrappy game at King's Park on Saturday, H.M.S. Kent defonted the Y.M.C.A., by two clear goals. The game was completely marrod by infringements and the continual use of the whistle by the referes.

There was no score at the Interval, but the navy men scored twice after the change over, though it was all against the run of the play,

Burnon, Tate and Parker were the plek of the Y.M.C.A team, who deserved anything but defeat.

Club to Play on Wednesday, The Club will moot the Navy on Wednesday on the R.N.0.8.0. ground, King's Park, at 6 p.m. sharp. They will be represented by:-G. Duncan; W. Woodward, J. Rodger: W. A. Reed, AA. Dand, E. V. Reed; H. Owen-Hughes, G.ER. Dirett 0.0. Francis LAW. Turner and J.I. Tatley.

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2nd, II. Overy (presented by D. Gow); have. It has a second action. It 3rd, Net decided (presented by Wing. On Co.).

Handicap Doubles: lat, J. C.

estores the delicate olls essential

o the skin. Leaves your face just

Brown and V. Ramsay (Galloways supple and healthy as nature Prize H. Nish,, Bradford and Rus- ntended. Gives you an after com Roll); 2nd, W. Russell and R. S. Nichol (presented by D. Keith).

ort you've never experienced in

MAINTAINS D

Handicap Singles:-1st, L, Guy having before, McIntosh); 2nd, F. Goodman (pre- (presented by Messrs. B. Wyllo and

Shepherd (presented by Club). sented by anonymous); 3rd, Ꭻ.

Non-Prize Winners: Int, G. Й. 2nd, G. J. Chambers (presented by Sheriff (presented by W. E. Drake): G. E. F. Roylance),

sonted by II. H, Rose),

Skip'a Prize:-W, S. Drake (pre-

X'MAS SALE

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FREE gifts of X'mas Sale 1931.

A.P.B, 17

We beg to announce to our customers that we are holding our X'mas sale commencing 14th December,

1031.

A souvenir will be given Free to the value of goods purchased, cash, at over $10.00

Free couvenirs

Vests

Neckties

Socks Handkerchiefs Stockings. Bloomers

Pearl Necklaces

.Cigarette Cases

Cuff Links

Cushions

Flowers for Dresses

Cigarette Holders

Amber Ear Rings Handbags

and many others.

PARISIAN SILK MART

7, Ice House Street.

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