- The Chinese Mail reports: The 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products closed yesterday; income be allocated to b...
After the closing of the 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products, manufacturers initiated the forming of the ‘Chinese Products Company Limited’ for promoting Chinese products. The aim was to coordinate both production and consumption. When the event closed, each exhibitor’s products were rated. The sales income of the 58 exhibitors on the event’s last day was decided to buy HK$2,000 government bonds. The remaining amount was then contributed to the Wounded Soldiers’ Gratuity Fund.
- Hong Kong Daily Press reports: Exhibition of Local Made Chinese Products
The 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products was held at St Pauls' Boys College and sponsored by YMCA and YWCA. It was announced that all proceeds from the exhibition would be given to war relief.
- Ta Kung Pao reports: The 3rd Exhibition of Chinese Products’ Charity Bazaar
Key visitors to the 3rd Exhibition of Chinese Products included Sir Robert Ho Tung. The exhibition held a Charity Bazaar on its last day, setting aside admission and entertainment income generated for the Spring Festival Gratuity Fund. Newspapers used ‘Intrigue’ to describe manufacturers’ marketing practices and listed out all manufacturers who participated in the Bazaar.
- Ta Kung Pao reports: The 3rd Exhibition of Chinese Products opened for 9 days and attracted 450,000 visitors
Attended by many leading local socialites and celebrities, the 3rd Exhibition of Chinese Products ended with a closing day Charity Bazaar. In all, around half of the last day’s income from exhibitors was donated to the Army Consolation Fund. At the closing ceremony, CMA Chairman Yip Lan Chung gave a thank-you speech, the full script of which was published in leading local newspapers.
- The Chinese Mail reports: The 3rd Exhibition of Chinese Products Charity Bazaar received over HK$2,000 in p...
The 3rd Exhibition of Chinese Products held a closing day Charity Bazaar which attracted the full participation by all exhibitors. Admission and entertainment income to the value of HK$2,513.59 was raised and will be used to both entertain soldiers and added to British Wartime Consolation fees. The proceeds from the various booths involved in the Charity Bazaar were also published in leading local newspapers.
- Ta Kung Pao reports: The 3rd Exhibition of Chinese Products Charity Bazaar
The 3rd Exhibition of Chinese Products held a closing day Charity Bazaar which raised admission and entertainment income worth some HK$2,517.95 for various worthy causes. Apart from the donations submitted to Lady Northcote for transfer to the British Wartime Consolation Society, moneys raised were also remitted to Chongqing’s Madame Chiang, Guilin’s Deputy Director Bai and Shaoguan’s Chairman Lee for Soldier Consolation and Calamity Relief.
- Ta Kung Pao reports: The 4th Exhibition of Chinese Products donates all income to charitable activities
A joint meeting of directors from CMA’s different divisions resolved that the show dates for the 4th Exhibition of Chinese Products could not be extended any further. It was also resolved that admission and commission income from the event’s closing day would be set aside to benefit various deserving charities. Matters concerning goods transportation and booth demolition were also discussed at the meeting. China Paint Manufacturing Company Limited and China Products Company (Hong Kong) Limited both featured in local newspapers.
- The 31st Exhibition of Hong Kong Products - the exhibition staff is checking account records
Staff workers settling the accounts for the 31st Exhibition of Hong Kong Products.
- The 11th Exhibition of Hong Kong Products - comics published by CMA (1)
The Chinese Manufacturer’s Association of Hong Kong organized charity sales at the 11th Exhibition of Hong Kong Products for the residents who lost their homes in the fires at Block 6 of Shek Kip Mei Estate.
- The 11th Exhibition of Hong Kong Products - comics published by CMA (2)
The Chinese Manufacturer’s Association of Hong Kong used two-thirds of the profits from the 12th Exhibition of Hong Kong Products to purchase a property, and donated the proceeds from the property to build an industrial school and to offer scholarships.