No. Name of Shop
191
Address
of Shop
Name of Owner
Village of Owner
Source
Comments
Tobacco
67
Guesthouses
68-71.
WIS
C
C
'3 or 4" guesthouses See below under "Others" Basel missionaries. 1859
Opium Divan
72
WIS
Lunie-burners
73-74
Yin Lou
C
C
Ft.L
Oilers
75
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WH
C
groceries
76
77
仙
78
利
79
SE
B
1 or 2 limekilns
Lockhart's Report, 1899
sweets and small
) these may be two of
B
) the guesthouses
B
J
B
)
HO
...
B
) nothing is now
18
W
B
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82
87
K
4
B
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B
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Prostitutes
85-96
Row neat
City
C
LS
Saltworks
97-115
-
Yon In EL
C
Hawken
C
WIS
Punti girls from City
Offered opium to clients
HL workers from
Swabue, sold salt retail
Detail of works in Block Crown Lease
Fish, meat, vegetables, cooked food (including noodles), handicrafts
fuel. Also at Yim Liu Ha
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NOTES
See G A C Herklots, The Hong Kong Countryside, Hong Kong, 1951, pp 86-89 for tigers and leopard on Ng Tung Shan, and the Hsin An County Gazetteer (1819 Gazetteer, ch 3. Chung Lap Pao Edition, 1979, p. 45) for tiger, wild boar, and deer in the area
2 1688 Hsin An County Gazetteer, ch 3, 127
A salt commission was established at Nam Tau (Nantou) just outside the present borders of Hong Kong, probably in the Nan Yueh period, in the second century BC This was later divided into 4 commissions, probably during the Nan Han period (tenth century A.D) Of the 4 Nan Han commissions, the Kwun Fu commission certainly covered the Mirs Bay area in the Sung; the headquarters of the commission were moved temporarily from Kowloon City to Tip Fuk (Deep Fuk) on the east coast of the Bay in 1163; and probably did so from the establishment of the commission The borders of Tung Kuan County and its predecessors bent round to include just the coastal strip of Mirs Bay.