A462
K.
KOWLOON FRONTIER DISTRICT-LAPPA
M. Helm-Petersen, 2nd
Officer C
Lieng 1 Hoong, do. do. Chen Yuz Hong, do. do. Shen Teu Hui, Midshipman
Voo Shu Ming, Wireless Operator C.P.S. "Soohsing"
T. Malcolm, officer-in-Command A. Holthe, 2nd Officer B Meng Chao Ting, 2nd Officer C S. D. Wilkie 2nd Engineer B Keh Chong Sui, Wireless Operator. C.P.S. "Chahsing"
G. Cook, Officer-in-Command E. J. Munro, 2nd Officer B K. A. Stranger, 2nd Officer C Pun Yung Cho, 2nd Officer C E. J. P. Frederiksen, 1st Enginecr. Chang I Tsio, Wireless Operator C. P. S. "Haiping"
A. D. Brown, Officer-in-Command J. E. Ramsay, 2nd Officer A Hsieh Wei Chi, 2nd Officer B R. Pedersen, 2nd Engineer B Lau To Kwong, Wireless Operator. C. P. S. "Haihni."
R. Perry, Officer-in Command
H. Hopper, 2nd Officer C Loh Fei Lung,
do.
R. F. Young, 2nd Engineer B Fong Tee Yang, Wireless Operator C.P.S. "Cheongkeng"
A. Gowdy, Officer-in-Coinmand Chen Yee Yen, Second-in-Command Chu Chang Koeh, 2nd Officer B C.P.S. "Kwanlui”
G. C. Norman, Officer-in-Command. Kiang Pao Lien, Second-in-
Command
C.P.L. "Kowloontsai"
H. D. Barrett, Officer-in-Charge. C.P.L. "Hsunkuan"
T. W. C. Jones, Officer-in-Charge. C P.L. "Kuanwei'
J. Douglas, Officer-in-Charge. C.P.L. "Hsunhai"
Leung Hung Fook, Officer-in-Charge. C.P.L. "Haikuan No. 49"
J. R. Haddock Officer-in-Charge.
(2nd Class Tidewaiter).
C P.L. "Haikuan No. 57′′
E. Webb, Officer-in-Charge. (2nd
Class Tidewaiter).
LAPPA
Lappa is the large, hilly island which shelters the inner harbour of Macao on its western side. It is also called by the Chinese Kung Pak of Tui Lien Shan, and by the Portuguese Patera Island. The island itself, which is within the jurisdiction of the Chungshan Magistrate (at Shekki) possesses no features of interest; but it has given its name to the chain of stations under the control of the Chinese Maritime Customs- which were established around Macao, by agreement with the Portuguese Government,. in the year 1887. Of these stations the two principal-from a revenue collecting point of view are at Malowchow, an islet close to Lappa and Chienshan, north of Green Island.
The Bus road between Macao and Shekki-the centre of the Chungshan District completed in the year 1932 is kept in good condition and a regular bus service is maintained by the Ki-Kwan Bus Company. Connection may be made at Shekki for continuing the journey further inland by motor boats.
The construction by the Ki-Kwan Highway Company of the main road from the Macao Barrier Gate to Shekki, a flourishing business centre of the Chung Shan District was completed during the beginning of the year 1932. Through traffic was officially inaugurated, and excellent services have been maintained.