| Title of Publication | Circulation |
|---|---|
| "The Chinese Classics", vol.II (by Dr Legge) | Unknown |
| "The Chinese Directory. 1862" by the Editor of "the China Mail" | -do- |
| Newspapers | |
| "The Hong Kong Government Gazette" in English | Weekly |
| "The Hong Kong Government Gazette" in Chinese | -do- |
| "The China Mail" | Weekly |
| "The Evening Mail" | Daily |
| "The Overland China Mail" | once-a-fortnight |
| "The Daily Press" | Daily |
| "The Chinese issue of the Daily Press" | 3 times a week |
| "The Overland Trade Report" | fortnightly |
| "The Friend of China and Hong Kong Gazette" was changed to "The Echo de la Presse (Povoir?)" | Weekly |
| "The Echo de la Presse (Povoir?)" or "Echo do Povo!" | -do- |
Insert under separate Heads the Course of Exchange; a List of the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins current in the Colony, and their relative Value to each other; the Amount of Bullion and of Paper Currency in circulation; in what Money Accounts are kept; and the Weights and Measures in common use.
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE
Reference :--
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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON!
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RETURN of the principal Publications during the preceding year, including Newspapers and
Reviews, and (if known) the circulation of such Newspapers and Reviews.
Title of Publiention.
Circulation.
The Chinese Classics", vol.11 (by Dr Legge)
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by the Editor of
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The Chinese Directory. 1862" { "the China Mail
Newspapers-
"The Hoong King Government Gazetti'/
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in Chinese I
Weekly!
The China Mail"
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The Evening Mail"
Daily
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The Overland China mail" { "polnight
I once-a-
do.
thi Daily Press".
Daily
dom.
The Chinese isene of the Daily bred aweek
Shriw
-do.
The Overland Trade Report —
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fortnight
10 Echo do Povo!
Weekly
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EXCHANGES, MONEYS, WEIGHTS,
AND
MEASURES.
Insert under separate Heads the Course of Exchange; a List of the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins current in the Colony, and their relative Value to each other; the Amount of Bullion and of Paper Carrency in circulation; in what Money Accounts are kept; and the Weights and Measures in common nae.
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