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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

SATURDAY, MARCH

1985:

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TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS

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Our profit does not depend on our prices, but on our customers' satisfaction,

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DRASTIC REDUCTION ON ALL SHOES. Consider our prices old and new, surely you will find that wo do our best for our customDIS.

Visit us and prove the same to your satisfaction.

Before $4.90 NOW

$3.90

H.K. YORKSHIRE CELEBRATION

ANNUAL CABARET

DINNER DANCE

The fifth Annual...· Cabaret- Dinner-Dance of the Society of Yorkshiremen in Hongkong, held last night in, the Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel, was a conspleuous success, a brilliant crowd of members and

thoir guests, numbering over two hun- dred, gathering for the "do."

Black and -Brown. All sizes.LL.D., President of St.

Before $9.90

NOW

$7.90

Among the prominent members and guests present were His Ex- cellency the Governor, Sir William Peel, K.C.M.O., K.B.E., and Lady Peel, Sir William Hornell, K., CIE, George's Boclety, Mr. A. 5. MacKichan, Chieftain of St. Andrew's Society and Mrs. MacKichun, Mr. B. H. C. Hallowes, Pre- sident of St. Patrick's. Society and Mrs. Hallows, the Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson and Mrs. Hender-

Black and Brown. All sizes. son, the Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell, Lt- F. & G. fittings.

Before $3.90 NOW

$2.90

All sizes. In beige, red and blue.

Before $8.90 NOW

$6.90

Three different colours.

Before $8.90

NOW

$6.90

White Nubuck, All sizes.

Before $6.90

NOW

$3.90

Only black. All sizes.

Before $4.90

NOW

$3.90

Brown & White, All sizes.

Before $3.90 NOW

$2.90

Col. II. B. L.. Dowbiggin, O.DE, and Mrs. Dowbiggin, and Mr. and Mré. H. R. B, Hancock.

His Excellency and Lady Peel and the other guests were met by the President of the Society, Mr. A. Brearley, Miss Brearley acting as Hostess.

"kla' Moor baht 'at" thundered from the Roof Garden of the Hong- kong Hotel last night, when huge crowd, which comfortably packed the rooni, gathered on the occasion of tho fifth Annual Cabaret-Dinner-Dance of the Bociety of Yorkshiremen in Hong- kong.

Every table in the Rose Room was decorated with the emblematic white rose, the President's table being especially conspicious in this respect Largo pictures of Yorkshire beauty adorned the four, walls of the room."

Of considerable interest

Bile the exhibition in the foyer of an inter- esting souvenir of the 1933 Dinner, in the form of a menu autographed by. four Yorkshire and England cricketers. This menu was taken Home by a member whilst on leave, and he sue-' eceded in securing the signatarov.

Many prominent residents of the Colony were included in the record number of guests.

Tho Oficial Guests were Sir William Hornell, Kt. C.IE, LLD., President of St. George's Society, Mr. A. S. Muc- Kichan. Chieftain of St. Andrew's

Society, and Mrs. Mackichan and Mr.

B. H. C. Hallowes, President of St. Patrick's Society, and Mrs. Hallowes,

Among the other guests at the Pro- sident's table,iri ad TWon to the Patron of the Society of Yorkshire- mer, I. E. the Governor, Bir William Peel, KCM-O, K.B., and Lady Peel, were the Hon. Mr. R. M. Henderson and Mrs. Henderson, the Hon. Mr. W. H. Bell, Lt. Col. I. B. L Dowbiggin, OBE., and Mrs. Dowbiggin, Mr. arid Mrs. H. R. B. Hancock. Miss Brearley acted as Hostess.

His Excellency the Governor and Lady Peel arrived at 7.50 p.m.- and were met by the President, Mr. A. Brearley and the Hon, Secretary, Mr. J. G. Meyer.

His Excellency and Lady Peel were encorted to the first floor lounge, where the Committee were presented, after which cocktails and Aor d'oeuvres were served.

Ten thousand Indian and British troops recantly took part in the great inilitary manoeuvres held near Delhi. Our picture is taken from one of the headquarters where officers, representatives and prasanen are being shown the plan of attack on a large-scala map.

Kurt, the small son of chancellor Schuachnigg of. Aus- triaɛis a very clever violinist and the photo above shows

him playing at his faner drum party,

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

CHINESE Y.M.C.A. CAMPAIGN

-DINNER-

A Membership and Financial Campaign Dinner was held at 5.30 p.m. yesterday at the Sincero's Roof Garden to mark the opening of the Chinese Y.M.C.A.'s 26th Annual Membership and 34th Annual Financial Campaigu.

Shortly afterwards

Mr. David W. K. Au, manager of the members the Shanghai Commercial and Sav- and their guests, numbering in all over 200, adjourned to the Roof Garings Bank and President of the den for dinner, followed by dancing, Association respectively, delivered which was interspersed with cabaret turns by men.bers of the Society.

His Excellency the Governor pro- posed the Toast of His Majesty the King, and shortly afterwards Mr. A. Brearley delivered the President's

All sizes. Also Brown and speech, White.

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Cabaret Items

"Towd Leeda Loner", as Mr. J. Scoli Harston was described in this year's programme of "Turna", was in true form, and delighted membera and guests with "Turk Overleaf", "It Was Beautiful" and "Eeh! By Gum, It Were a Real Fine Do!" "Erbert Mundy fra Belcar"-on more sedate occasions known as Mr. H. 11. Mundy also brought down the house with his "Albert" recltations-un t' 'orse's 'end 'andler

Willy Geali, w Teesdale sunbeamis an' a breath o't' valleys plus his amusing patter, was also a huge suc eess, and it was with considerable reluctance that the merry-makers at last allowed him to leave the floor.

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The Community Song-the old Yorkshire "anthem" "Ikla Moor Baht at" which opened the proceedings after the Loyal Toast and the Pre- sident's Speech, was sung with usun! Yorkshire gusto and fervour and, aa always, helped more thari

over bring about the spirit of camaraderie which is so conspicuous at the annual Yorkshire functions. Throo "Paul Jones" dances were also good "mix- ers", and, by midnight the Yorkshire function was long since an assured

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COMING!

COMING!

SHIRLEY TEMPLE BRIGHT EYES

A FOX Picture

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the main address of the evening, exhorting the various team mem bors and the community-at-large to support the Y.M.C.A. and its work. Twenty-three teams have been organized to work in the Campaign.

The objective of the Campaign is $30,000 and with each of the twenty-three teams setting its quota at $1,500, the Committee-in- Charge, consisting of professional and business men of the Colony, hopes to attain Its goal if not over- subscribe it.

The Membership Campaign formally commenced yesterday and will conclude on April 3.

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WE WILL SEND ANYWHERE IN THE COLONY TO INSPECT AND VALUE YOUR PIANO FOR PART EXCHANGE.

PRICES.

UPRIGHTS From $425.00 BABY, GRANDS $1,360.00 DEFERRED TERMS ARRANGED, IF DESIRED. ALL MORRISON PIANOS ARE FULLY GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS.

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