Appendix A
Talks
28 March, 1998, 19th Century Government-led Education in Hong Kong by Drs Verner and Gillian Bickley.
29 March, Annual lectures in conjunction with South China Research Circle and the Antiquities and Monuments Office.
3 April, Prisons and Paparazzi-how three generations of one family survived Hong Kong 1930-97, by Kirsty Norman.
8 May, Identifying and Recording Hong Kong's Historical Gardens, by Bill Greaves and Bob Horsnell.
29 May, The East River Column with Special Reference to the Hong Kong and Kowloon Group, by S.J. Chan.
26 June, The History of the Hong Kong Film Archives, by Cynthia Liu.
7 August, Imperial Connection: Chinese Snuff Bottles by Humphrey Hui.
28 August, The Hungry Ghost Festival, presented by Elizabeth Sinn.
18 September, Conservation for Hong Kong Museums, by Paul Harrison.
30 October, An 18th Century Armenian Macau Merchant Prince, the Man and his Money, by the Reverend Carl Smith.
23 November, Archery Seminar led by Dr Charles Grayson and organised by Stephen Selby in conjunction with the Asian Traditional Archery Research Network.
11 December, Military Experiences in Hong Kong and Korea in the early 1950s, by Dr James Hayes, followed by dinner at the FCC.
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