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“...MAP OF THE COLONY OF HONG KONG...”
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“...outbreak of bubonic plague, at its height between May and July, produced temporary exodus, estimated at 100,000, and greai interference to trade. War between China and Japan, declared 1/8, for a time partially paralyzed Chinese markets. Caterpillar plague injured pine tree plantations. Typhoon of 5/10 did some damage in harbour. £140,000 of the 1880 4^ /0 loan of £200,000 converted to 3£/0 at cost of £1,800 and balance of £00,000 redeemed from sinking fund; total loan now £341,800 of 3bj0 stock. Hong Kong-Labuan (Borneo)-Singaporejcable opened for traffic 4/5. P. W.New Slaughter Houses and Cattle Depots provided at Kennedy Town. Roatls laid out in E. of Kowloon. ] [ 8,452 j 10,409,232 75 49,023 90,095
1895 Pr. Ev.Strike as protest against new lodgiijg house regulations lasted from 23/3 to 4/4; on 27/3 over 20,000 coolies out. Tr. & Ind.New British dollar introduced. General improvement in local stocks and undertakings. Opium Farmjlet for 3 years at $290,000 p.a. P. W.Resumption of insanitary...”
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“...of Supreme Court, ex-officio Inspector of Prisons and
Registrar, Vice-Admiralty Court.
1892, Jan. Resumed duty as Colonial Postmaster.
Grenada.
1891, Aug. J
to > Acting Colonial Postmaster.
1892, Jan. )
Hongkong.
1899, Jan. 3Assistant Postmaster General.
,. Apr. 13Arrived in Colony.
1900, Jan. ly
to Feb. 15 I
1900, Mar. 6 |
j. io VActing Postmaster General.
1901, Sept. 18 j
1902, Jan. 23
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1903, Feb. 28^
June 4On half-pay leave.
1904, Mar. 4Resumed duty on return from leave.
Can tone s2. Li Hong* Mi. Born 22nd October, 1853.
San-ui.S Assistant Interpreter, Supreme Court, $1,500 to $2,400.
Swatow. 1875, June 153rd Interpreter, Magistracy.
Amoy. 1876i Mar< i2nd do. do.
Hakka. 1877> -$0Vt i3rd Clerk, Magistracy.
Malay. 1881? Feb< 5_2nd do. do.
June 21Assistant Interpreter, Supreme Court.
1895, Sept. 15"^
to ^Acting Chief Interpreter, Supreme rourt.
1901, Dec. 31J
1902, Apr. 30i
to > Do. do.
1903, Oct. 30 J
Nov. 2First Clerk, Land Court, New Territories.
1904, Sept. 26On half-pay leave...”
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