BIBLIOGRAPHY
369
*GREENBERG (Michael)—British Trade and the Opening of China,
1800-42-Cambridge University Press, 1951.
GROFF (G. W.)-Plants of Kwangtung Province and their Chinese names—
Washington, 1921.
*GROVE (F; editor)-The Canton-Kowloon Railway: Chinese Section (by F. Grove and B. T. B. Boothly); British Section (by G. W. Eves)-London, 1913.
GUINNESS (G.)-In the Far East-Morgan & Scott, London (nd).
*GULL (E. M.)—British Economic Interests in the Far East-London, Humphrey
Milford, 1943.
GUNDRY (R. S.)-Memorandum on the opium trade-London, Privately
printed, 1913.
*HAHN (E.)—China to Me-New York, Garden City, 1939.
957
-Hong Kong Holiday-New York, Doubleday & Co, 1946.
‡HALCOMBE (C. J. H.)-Called out; or Chung Wang's daughter-Hong Kong,
'Daily Press', 1894.
HAL CU
í
Children of far Cathay-Hong Kong, 'The Hongkong Daily Press', 1906.
HALL (Rt Rev R. O.)-Hong Kong: What of the Church?-London, Edinburgh
House Publications, 1952.
HAMBERG (T.)-Report regarding the Chinese Union at Hong Kong-Hong
Kong, printed at the 'Hong Kong Register' Office, 1851.
*HAMBRO (E.)-Hong Kong Refugees Survey Mission. The problem of Chinese Refugees in Hong Kong: Report submitted to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees-Leyden, 1955.
HAMILTON (Mr)-Copies or extracts of correspondence between the Colonial Department and the Governor of Hong Kong and between the Colonial Department and the Foreign Office, on the subject of emigration from Hong Kong and from the Chinese Empire to the British West Indies and their possessions since the 1st of January, 1853–London, Her Majesty's Government, 1858.
HAMMOND (R.)-Bondservants of the Japanese-Pasadena, 1943. **HAN SU-YINA Many Splendoured Thing-London, Jonathan Cape, 1952.
HANCE (Henry Fletcher)-Florae Hongkongensis. A Compendious Supplement to Mr Bentham's Description of the Plants of Hong Kong-London, L. Reeve & Co, 1872.
HARRIS (Major-General J. T.)—'China Jim'-London, William Heinemann,
1912.
HARROP (Miss P.)-Hong Kong Incident-London, Eyre and Spottiswoode,
1942.
HASLEWOOD (Commander and Mrs)-Child Slavery in Hong Kong: The Mui
Tsai System-London, Sheldon Press, 1930.
HATCH (E. F. G.)—Far Eastern impressions-London, Hutchinson & Co,
1904.
HAVEN (V. S.)-Hong Kong for the week-end!—Boston, 1939.
HAWKS (F. L.)-Narrative of the Expedition of an American Squadron to the
China Seas and Japan-Congress, Washington, DC, 1856.