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The 7th Exhibition of Chinese Products - the booth of Continental Electric Weaving and Dyeing Fac...
Tai Lung Electric Weaving produced various Deer Brand fabrics, such as grey fabrics, coloured fabrics, greige fabrics and twills.
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The 7th Exhibition of Chinese Products - the booth of Tai Hing Knitting Factory
Tai Hing produced Pineapple, Flower Girl, Peacock, Scissors and Tiger Brands of sweaters, vests and thread socks.
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The 7th Exhibition of Chinese Products - the booth of Lee Kung Man Knitting Factory
Lee Kung Man produced Deer, Cicada and Lamp Brands of knitted singlets and socks.
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The 7th Exhibition of Chinese Products - the booth of Lee Yue Hing Knitting Factory
Lee Yue Hing produced Jazz, Single Lychee, Double Swallow, Triple Lychee and King of Singer Brands of sweaters. The Jazz Brand logo was placed on the booth top at the event.
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The 7th Exhibition of Chinese Products - the booth of Mayar Silk Mills
Mayar Silk Mills produced pure silk and rayon silk fabrics.
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The Chinese Mail reports: The 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products officially opens
The 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products opened. The report covered the opening procedures, declarations and list of exhibitors.
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The Chinese Mail reports: The 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products is put forth by Sir Robert Kotewall
Sir Robert Kotewall became Honorary President of the CMA and agreed to attend the opening ceremony of the 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products.
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The Chinese Mail reports: The 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products Chen Qi You advocated for local ...
The Exhibition of Chinese Products was jointly organised by the CMA and various organisations who advocated more widespread use of Chinese products. The four-day event opened at St. Paul’s College at Glenealy in Central on 4th February 1938 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony officiated by the CMA’s Honorary President Dr. Robert Kotewall. An audience of more than 200 guests subsequently enjoyed a variety of entertainment activities. Local newspapers reported on not only the opening ceremony, but also the speeches from Chairman Yip Lan Chung and Honorary President Robert Kotewall. Local radio stations also broadcast programmes about the exhibition.
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The Chinese Mail reports: The 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products closed yesterday; income be allo...
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.
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Hong Kong Daily Press reports: The 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products Opening Ceremony
The grand opening of the 1st Exhibition of Chinese Products featured a speech by Robert Kotewall. The event was sponsored by the YMCA, YWCA and CMA. Products on display during the four-day exhibition included cloth, fabrics, plastics, electrical appliances, shoes, socks, lacquerware, ink, soaps, leather products and cigarettes.