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REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

C.O.133

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No. 1.—CENSUS OF HONG KONG, 31st December, 1864.

POPULATION.

VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL
No. of Houses
No. of Boats
TOTAL
Men
Women
Boys
Girls
Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloon
Boat population other than Victoria
Vagrants
Prisoners
Europeans and Americans 1,110 454 1,564
Goa, Manila, Indian and others of mixed blood 101 987 1,088
Aliens, chiefly Seamen, and temporary residents 201 161 362
Chinese in employ of Europeans 205 139 344
Chinese residing in Victoria 1,963 1,488 3,451
Boat population in Victoria 100 100 200
Total 5,400 472 5,872
VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL
Men 41,835 13,611 55,446
Women 6,471 6,826 13,297
Boys 87,748 7,136 94,884
Girls 2,491 1,338 3,829
Chinese in employ of Europeans 851 10,947 11,798
Chinese residing in Victoria 4,381 3,925 8,306
Boat population in Victoria 1,968 11,836 13,804
Total 20,991

CLASSIFICATION OF HOUSES.

VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL
Houses and other Buildings assessed at and above £100 per annum value occupied 671 7 678
Shops and Private Dwellings below the value of £100 per annum occupied 3,011 1,401 4,412
Houses untenanted and unfinished 303 1,609 1,912
Total 2,037 1,523 3,560

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL
Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Buildings 115 8 123
Churches, Chapels, and places of Worship 35 3 38
Mosques, Chinese Temples, &c. 16 17 33
Total 166 28 194

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CECIL C. SMITH, Acting Registrar General.

Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865.

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No. 2.—RETURN OF POPULATION OF HONG KONG, 31st December, 1864.

WHITE COLOURED TOTAL
Males Females Males Females Males Females
VICTORIA District 1,301 630 1,148 2,449 630
Chinese in employ of Europeans, &c. 5,481 340 5,481 340
Chinese 778 778
Boat Builders 28 33 61
Brokers 10 16 26
Bookbinders 8 0 8
Brothel Keepers 76 13 89
Brick and Tile Makers 37 3 40
Carpenters 111 10 121
Chandlers 285 126 411
Caulkers 5 5
Confectioners 7 18 25
Coffin Shops 4 4
Compradores 33 33
Cook Shops 30 30
Coal Shops 4 4
Cotton Quilt Shops 15 15 30
Crockery & Earthenware 8 8
Doctors and Druggists 103 12 115
Dyers 2 2 4
Eating Houses 13 13 26
Engine Houses 2 2 4
Families 625 421 1,346 1,971 421
Farmers 20 180 200
Fishermen 0 105 105
Fish Lans (Fresh) 2 2
Fish Lans (Salt) 42 24 66
Flour Dealers 2 2
Foreign Goods Shops 71 71
Fortune Tellers 8 8
Fruiterers 12 12
Gardeners and Flower Sellers
Glaziers
Gold and Silver Smiths 32 8 40
Gold Beaters 10 10
Grass Cutters 137 102 239
Gunsmiths 1 1
Hat and Cap Makers
Hemp Workers 2 2
Hong 60 60
Joss, Joss Paper and 10 19 29
Carried forward 2,503 1,218 3,781 6,284 1,218
WHITE COLOURED TOTAL
Males Females Males Females Males Females
Brought forward 2,663 1,218 3,781 6,444 1,218
Bakers 16 16 32
Bamboo Workers 27 31 58
Lantern Sellers 4 4 8
Bamboo House Makers 8 8
Barbers 58 13 71
Lead Case Makers 2 27 29
Lime Dealers 2 2 4
Bean Curd Sellers 18 27 45
Bathing Houses 2 2 4
Mat Makers 10 10 20
Mat Shed Makers 10 8 18
Blacksmiths 97 16 113
Money Changers 11 11 22
Bird Sellers 2 2 4
Milkmen 12 13 25
Boat Builders 28 33 61
Oar Dealers 5 8 13
Brokers 10 16 26
Old Iron and Rags 10 10
Bookbinders 8 0 8
Old Clothes
Brothel Keepers 76 13 89
Oil Sellers 19 19
Brick and Tile Makers 37 3 40
Opium Sellers 68 68
Carpenters 111 10 121
Packers 6 22 28
Chandlers 285 126 411
Painters
Sub-Districts
Show-ke-way 2,652 1,092 2,652 1,092
Sal-wan
Sheako
Ty-tam-book
Stanley
Aberdeen
Heong-kong
Pox-foo-lum
Kow-loom
Population of Hongkong 100 83 100 83
Charcoal and Firewood Sellers 23 23 46
Printers 221 1365 1586
Pawnbrokers 19 27 46
Caulkers 5 5
Confectioners 7 18 25
Peppermint Oil Sellers 23 23
Pewterers
Photographers 1,482 421 140 118 1,622 539
Cattle and Pig Sheds 11 11
Portrait and Landscape Painters 65 44 109
Clothiers 70 20 90
Coopers 9 9
Coolie Houses 20,004 9,330 20,004 9,330
Congee Sellers 20 3 23
Picture Makers 15 1 16
Priests Houses 21 3 24
Temporary residents 10 10
Vagrants
Prisoners 2,000 100 2,100
Crockery & Earthenware 8 8
Pilot Houses 1 1
Compradores 33 33
Poulterers 29 29
Cook Shops 30 30
Rattan Ware 16 16 32
Coal Shops 4 4
Rattan Splitters 3 3
Cotton Quilt Shops 15 15 30
Rope and Sail Makers 9 24 33
Coffin Shops 4 4
Rice Dealers 95 102 197
Doctors and Druggists 103 12 115
Salt Dealers 8 3 11
Dyers 2 2 4
Sedan Chair Hirers 14 14 28
Eating Houses 13 13 26
Sheep Dealers 3 3 6
Engine Houses 2 2 4
Shoemakers 48 48
Stone Cutters 78 106 184
Fishermen 0 105 105
Fish Lans (Fresh) 2 2
Fish Lans (Salt) 42 24 66
Flour Dealers 2 2
Foreign Goods Shops 71 71
Fortune Tellers 8 8
Fruiterers 12 12
Gardeners and Flower Sellers
Glaziers
Gold and Silver Smiths 32 8 40
Gold Beaters 10 10
Grass Cutters 137 102 239
Gunsmiths 1 1
Hat and Cap Makers
Hemp Workers 2 2
Hong 60 60
Joss, Joss Paper and 10 19 29
Stationers
Soy Sellers
Schools
Sweetmeats
Tanners
Tinmen
Tailors 10 9 19
Tea Sellers 24 24
Timber Dealers 12 12
Theatres 18 18
Tobacconists 6 6
Umbrella Makers 18 40 58
Undertakers 10 1 11
Vegetable Sellers 3 3
Vacant Houses
Washermen 60 60
Watchmakers
Weight & Scale Makers 29 29
Image Dealers 18 8 26
TOTAL 3,306 1,394 4,700 8,006 1,394

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CECIL C. SMITH, Acting Registrar General.

Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865.

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No. 3.—CLASSIFICATION AND NUMBER OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS IN THE COLONY OF HONG KONG, 1864.

VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL
Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Buildings 115 8 123
Churches, Chapels, and places of Worship 35 3 38
Mosques, Chinese Temples, &c. 16 17 33
Houses and other Buildings assessed at and above £100 per annum value occupied 671 7 678
Shops and Private Dwellings below the value of £100 per annum occupied 3,011 1,401 4,412
Houses untenanted and unfinished 303 1,609 1,912
TOTAL 4,151 3,045 7,196

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CECIL C. SMITH, Acting Registrar General.

Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865.

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REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON C.O.133 --- No. 1.—CENSUS OF HONG KONG, 31st December, 1864. POPULATION. VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL No. of Houses No. of Boats TOTAL Men Women Boys Girls Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloon Boat population other than Victoria Vagrants Prisoners Europeans and Americans 1,110 454 1,564 Goa, Manila, Indian and others of mixed blood 101 987 1,088 Aliens, chiefly Seamen, and temporary residents 201 161 362 Chinese in employ of Europeans 205 139 344 Chinese residing in Victoria 1,963 1,488 3,451 Boat population in Victoria 100 100 200 Total 5,400 472 5,872 VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL Men 41,835 13,611 55,446 Women 6,471 6,826 13,297 Boys 87,748 7,136 94,884 Girls 2,491 1,338 3,829 Chinese in employ of Europeans 851 10,947 11,798 Chinese residing in Victoria 4,381 3,925 8,306 Boat population in Victoria 1,968 11,836 13,804 Total 20,991 CLASSIFICATION OF HOUSES. VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL Houses and other Buildings assessed at and above £100 per annum value occupied 671 7 678 Shops and Private Dwellings below the value of £100 per annum occupied 3,011 1,401 4,412 Houses untenanted and unfinished 303 1,609 1,912 Total 2,037 1,523 3,560 PUBLIC BUILDINGS. VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Buildings 115 8 123 Churches, Chapels, and places of Worship 35 3 38 Mosques, Chinese Temples, &c. 16 17 33 Total 166 28 194 --- CECIL C. SMITH, Acting Registrar General. Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865. --- No. 2.—RETURN OF POPULATION OF HONG KONG, 31st December, 1864. WHITE COLOURED TOTAL Males Females Males Females Males Females VICTORIA District 1,301 630 1,148 2,449 630 Chinese in employ of Europeans, &c. 5,481 340 5,481 340 Chinese 778 778 Boat Builders 28 33 61 Brokers 10 16 26 Bookbinders 8 0 8 Brothel Keepers 76 13 89 Brick and Tile Makers 37 3 40 Carpenters 111 10 121 Chandlers 285 126 411 Caulkers 5 5 Confectioners 7 18 25 Coffin Shops 4 4 Compradores 33 33 Cook Shops 30 30 Coal Shops 4 4 Cotton Quilt Shops 15 15 30 Crockery & Earthenware 8 8 Doctors and Druggists 103 12 115 Dyers 2 2 4 Eating Houses 13 13 26 Engine Houses 2 2 4 Families 625 421 1,346 1,971 421 Farmers 20 180 200 Fishermen 0 105 105 Fish Lans (Fresh) 2 2 Fish Lans (Salt) 42 24 66 Flour Dealers 2 2 Foreign Goods Shops 71 71 Fortune Tellers 8 8 Fruiterers 12 12 Gardeners and Flower Sellers Glaziers Gold and Silver Smiths 32 8 40 Gold Beaters 10 10 Grass Cutters 137 102 239 Gunsmiths 1 1 Hat and Cap Makers Hemp Workers 2 2 Hong 60 60 Joss, Joss Paper and 10 19 29 Carried forward 2,503 1,218 3,781 6,284 1,218 WHITE COLOURED TOTAL Males Females Males Females Males Females Brought forward 2,663 1,218 3,781 6,444 1,218 Bakers 16 16 32 Bamboo Workers 27 31 58 Lantern Sellers 4 4 8 Bamboo House Makers 8 8 Barbers 58 13 71 Lead Case Makers 2 27 29 Lime Dealers 2 2 4 Bean Curd Sellers 18 27 45 Bathing Houses 2 2 4 Mat Makers 10 10 20 Mat Shed Makers 10 8 18 Blacksmiths 97 16 113 Money Changers 11 11 22 Bird Sellers 2 2 4 Milkmen 12 13 25 Boat Builders 28 33 61 Oar Dealers 5 8 13 Brokers 10 16 26 Old Iron and Rags 10 10 Bookbinders 8 0 8 Old Clothes Brothel Keepers 76 13 89 Oil Sellers 19 19 Brick and Tile Makers 37 3 40 Opium Sellers 68 68 Carpenters 111 10 121 Packers 6 22 28 Chandlers 285 126 411 Painters Sub-Districts Show-ke-way 2,652 1,092 2,652 1,092 Sal-wan Sheako Ty-tam-book Stanley Aberdeen Heong-kong Pox-foo-lum Kow-loom Population of Hongkong 100 83 100 83 Charcoal and Firewood Sellers 23 23 46 Printers 221 1365 1586 Pawnbrokers 19 27 46 Caulkers 5 5 Confectioners 7 18 25 Peppermint Oil Sellers 23 23 Pewterers Photographers 1,482 421 140 118 1,622 539 Cattle and Pig Sheds 11 11 Portrait and Landscape Painters 65 44 109 Clothiers 70 20 90 Coopers 9 9 Coolie Houses 20,004 9,330 20,004 9,330 Congee Sellers 20 3 23 Picture Makers 15 1 16 Priests Houses 21 3 24 Temporary residents 10 10 Vagrants Prisoners 2,000 100 2,100 Crockery & Earthenware 8 8 Pilot Houses 1 1 Compradores 33 33 Poulterers 29 29 Cook Shops 30 30 Rattan Ware 16 16 32 Coal Shops 4 4 Rattan Splitters 3 3 Cotton Quilt Shops 15 15 30 Rope and Sail Makers 9 24 33 Coffin Shops 4 4 Rice Dealers 95 102 197 Doctors and Druggists 103 12 115 Salt Dealers 8 3 11 Dyers 2 2 4 Sedan Chair Hirers 14 14 28 Eating Houses 13 13 26 Sheep Dealers 3 3 6 Engine Houses 2 2 4 Shoemakers 48 48 Stone Cutters 78 106 184 Fishermen 0 105 105 Fish Lans (Fresh) 2 2 Fish Lans (Salt) 42 24 66 Flour Dealers 2 2 Foreign Goods Shops 71 71 Fortune Tellers 8 8 Fruiterers 12 12 Gardeners and Flower Sellers Glaziers Gold and Silver Smiths 32 8 40 Gold Beaters 10 10 Grass Cutters 137 102 239 Gunsmiths 1 1 Hat and Cap Makers Hemp Workers 2 2 Hong 60 60 Joss, Joss Paper and 10 19 29 Stationers Soy Sellers Schools Sweetmeats Tanners Tinmen Tailors 10 9 19 Tea Sellers 24 24 Timber Dealers 12 12 Theatres 18 18 Tobacconists 6 6 Umbrella Makers 18 40 58 Undertakers 10 1 11 Vegetable Sellers 3 3 Vacant Houses Washermen 60 60 Watchmakers Weight & Scale Makers 29 29 Image Dealers 18 8 26 TOTAL 3,306 1,394 4,700 8,006 1,394 --- CECIL C. SMITH, Acting Registrar General. Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865. --- No. 3.—CLASSIFICATION AND NUMBER OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS IN THE COLONY OF HONG KONG, 1864. VICTORIA VILLAGES TOTAL Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Buildings 115 8 123 Churches, Chapels, and places of Worship 35 3 38 Mosques, Chinese Temples, &c. 16 17 33 Houses and other Buildings assessed at and above £100 per annum value occupied 671 7 678 Shops and Private Dwellings below the value of £100 per annum occupied 3,011 1,401 4,412 Houses untenanted and unfinished 303 1,609 1,912 TOTAL 4,151 3,045 7,196 --- CECIL C. SMITH, Acting Registrar General. Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865.
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21 REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- Į PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE. LONDON] ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE BE C.O.133 No. 1.-CENaus or Hoxoxoxo, 31st December, 1864. No. 3.—CLASSIFICATION and NUMBER of PUBLIC and PRIVATE BUILDINGs in the Colony of Hoxoxoxo, 1804. 119 POPULATION. VICTORIA. VILLAOKI, TOTAL No. of Houssa No. of BOATS TOTAL Men. WONGEN. Boys. Girls Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloon, - - Boat popalation other ihan Victoria,. Vagrants, Prisoners, Europeans and Americans, Goa, Manila, Indian and others of mixed blood, Aliens, chiefly Seamen, and temporary residents, Chinese tu employ of Europeans, ke....... Chinese residing in Victoris, Boat population in Victoria, ..... 1,110 454 101 987 201 161 2:05 139 1,963 1,488 Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Building®, Churches, Chapels, and places of Worship, 115 8 35 3 150 11 100 100 Mosques, Chinese Temples, &c., 16 17 82 5,400 472 61 306 6,230 41,835 13,611 6,471 6,826 87,748 7,136 2,491 1,338 851 10,947 4,381 3,925 1,968 11,836 20,991 Houses and other Buildings assessed at and above £100 per annum value occupied, Shops and Private Dwellings below the value of £100 per annum occupied, Houses untenanted and unfinished, 671 7 678 3,011 1,401 303 1,609 2,037 1,523 1,174 8,343 ARK 2,000 *** 2,000 5,023 64 1,530 5,315 387 1,558 782 13 705 OCUPIED BY CHINESE. 6,633 3,898 73,926 23,430 13,673 10,169 121,498 VICTORIA. VILLAGES.] TOTAL VICTORIA. VILLAGES. TOTAL. CECIL C. 8MITH, Acting Registrar General. Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865. No. 2-RETURN or Population of Honokosö, 31a' December, 1864. Bakers, 16 16 Brought forward,. 2,663 1,218 3,781 Bamboo Workers,. 27 31 Lantern Sellers, 4 4 Bamboo House Makers, 8 Barbers, 58 13 to 2 8 Lead Case Makers, 2 27 85 Lime Dealers, 2 2 WHITE COLORID TOTAL Bean Curd Sellers, Bathing Houses,....... 2 2 Mat Makers, 10 10 18 27 Mat Shed Makers, 10 8 18 Males. Femcles. Males. Females. Males. Females. Blacksmiths, 97 16 113 Money Changers, 11 11 Bird Sellers, 2 2 Milkmen, 12 13 VICTORIA District, 1,301 630 1,148 Chinese in employ of Europeans, &C., ............................................. Chinese, ... 5,481 340 778 Boat Builders, 28 33 01 Oar Dealers, 5 8 13 2,452 909 Brokers, 10 16 Old Iron and Rage, 10 Bookbinders,. B 0 Old Clothes,. 5,461 778 Brothel Keepers, 76 13 83 Oil Selleck, *** 19 8 7 ** 48,306 19,437 48,306 19,437 Brick and Tile Makers, 37 3 40 Opium Sellers, 68 Carpenters, 111 10 130 Packings,. 6 22 74 Sub-Districts, ---- Show-ke-way sumavesmen 2,652 1,092 Chandlers, 285 126 411 Painters, Sal-wan, Sheako........n moongmuemanate Ty-tam-book, Stanley, Aberdeen, T Heong-kong. ***** Pox-foo-lum.. Kow-loom, Population of Hongkong, 100 83 Charcoal and Firewood 23 23 Printers, 221 1365 Sellers, : Pawnbrokers, 19 27 Caulkers, 5 901 437 Confectioners, 7 18 *** 0 Peppermint Oil Sellers, 23 Pewterers, 1,482 421 140 118 Cattle and Pig Sheds, 11 Photographers, 65 44 Clothiers, 70 20 00 Portrait and Lands- 8 2,895 88-1 Coopers,. 9 cape Painters, 8,494 3,342 Coolie Houses, 20,00-4 9,330 20,004 9,330 Congee Sellers, ~ 20 3 BA Picture Maker,.. ::::::::: 15 1 21 3 10 Priests Houses, 15 21 Temporary residents, Vagrants Prisoners, 2,000 100 2,000 Crockery & Earthenware, 8 Pilot Houses, 1 Compradores, 33 Poulterers, 29 782 13 782 13 Cook Shops, 30 Rattan Ware, 16 16 87,599 39,800 Coal Shope, 4 Rattan Splitters, 3 Cotton Quilt Shops, 15 15 Rope and Sail Makes 9 24 Coffin Shops, 4 Rice Dealers, 95 102 CECIL C. SMITH, Acting Registrar General. Doctors and Druggists,. 103 12 115 Salt Dealers,.. 8 3 Dyers, 2 2 Sedan Chair Hirers, 14 14 Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865. Eating Houses,.. 13 13 Sheep Dealers,. 3 3 Engine Houses,. 2 2 Shoemakers,.. 48 Familes,.. 025 421 1,346 Stone Catters, 78 106 Farmers, 20 180 200 •Fishermen, 0 105 111 Fish Lans (Fresh.) 2 Do. (Salt,) 42 24 Flour Dealers, 2 Foreign Goods Shops, 71 Fortune Tellers, 8 ::: Fruiterers, 12 Gardeners and Flower Sellers, Glaziers, Gold and Silver Smiths, 32 8 Gold Beaters, 10 Grass Cutters, .. 137 102 Gunsmiths, 1 Hat and Cap Makers, Hemp Workers, 2 Hong 60 Joss, Joss Paper and 10 19 g~~~g *928~~~g 8 2 60 2 71 6 Stationers, Soy Sellers, Schools, Sweetmeats, Tanners, Tinmen, Tailors, 10 9 24 Tea Sellers, 12 Timber Dealers, 18 Theatres, $ 6 Tobacconists, 18 40 Umbrella Makers, 10 1 3 Undertakers, Vegetable Sellers, Vacant Houses, Washermen, Watchmakers, 60 Weight & Scala Makers, 29 Image Dealers, ::::: ::: 18 8 18 Carried forward, »- 2,503 1,218 3,781 TOTAL, 3,306 1,394 4,700 CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1885. Acting Registrar General,
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REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- Į PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE. LONDON] ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE BE

C.O.133

No. 1.-CENaus or Hoxoxoxo, 31st December, 1864.

No. 3.—CLASSIFICATION and NUMBER of PUBLIC and PRIVATE BUILDINGs in the Colony of Hoxoxoxo, 1804. 119

POPULATION.

VICTORIA. VILLAOKI,

TOTAL

No. of Houssa

No. of BOATS

TOTAL

Men.

WONGEN.

Boys.

Girls

Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloon, - -

Boat popalation other ihan Victoria,.

Vagrants,

Prisoners,

Europeans and Americans,

Goa, Manila, Indian and others of mixed blood, Aliens, chiefly Seamen, and temporary residents,

Chinese tu employ of Europeans, ke.......

Chinese residing in Victoris,

Boat population in Victoria, .....

1,110

454

101

987

201

161

2:05 139

1,963

1,488

Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Building®, Churches, Chapels, and places of Worship,

115

8

35 3

150 11

100

100

Mosques, Chinese Temples, &c.,

16

17

82

5,400

472

61

306

6,230

41,835

13,611

6,471

6,826

87,748

7,136

2,491

1,338

851

10,947

4,381

3,925

1,968

11,836 20,991

Houses and other Buildings assessed at and above £100 per annum value occupied, Shops and Private Dwellings below the value of £100 per annum occupied, Houses untenanted and unfinished,

671

7

678

3,011

1,401

303

1,609

2,037

1,523

1,174

8,343

ARK

2,000

***

2,000

5,023

64

1,530

5,315 387

1,558

782

13

705

OCUPIED BY CHINESE.

6,633

3,898

73,926

23,430

13,673 10,169

121,498

VICTORIA. VILLAGES.]

TOTAL

VICTORIA. VILLAGES. TOTAL.

CECIL C. 8MITH, Acting Registrar General.

Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865.

No. 2-RETURN or Population of Honokosö, 31a' December, 1864.

Bakers,

16

16

Brought forward,.

2,663

1,218

3,781

Bamboo Workers,.

27

31

Lantern Sellers,

4

4

Bamboo House Makers,

8

Barbers,

58

13 to

2

8

Lead Case Makers,

2

27

85

Lime Dealers,

2

2

WHITE

COLORID

TOTAL

Bean Curd Sellers,

Bathing Houses,.......

2

2

Mat Makers,

10

10

18

27

Mat Shed Makers,

10

8

18

Males. Femcles. Males. Females.

Males. Females.

Blacksmiths,

97

16

113

Money Changers,

11

11

Bird Sellers,

2

2

Milkmen,

12

13

VICTORIA District,

1,301

630

1,148

Chinese in employ of Europeans, &C., ............................................. Chinese,

...

5,481

340

778

Boat Builders,

28

33

01

Oar Dealers,

5

8

13

2,452

909

Brokers,

10

16

Old Iron and Rage,

10

Bookbinders,.

B

0

Old Clothes,.

5,461

778

Brothel Keepers,

76

13

83

Oil Selleck,

***

19

8

7

**

48,306

19,437

48,306

19,437

Brick and Tile Makers,

37

3

40

Opium Sellers,

68

Carpenters,

111

10

130

Packings,.

6

22

74

Sub-Districts, ----

Show-ke-way sumavesmen

2,652

1,092

Chandlers,

285

126

411

Painters,

Sal-wan,

Sheako........n moongmuemanate Ty-tam-book,

Stanley,

Aberdeen,

T

Heong-kong. *****

Pox-foo-lum..

Kow-loom,

Population of Hongkong,

100

83

Charcoal and Firewood

23

23

Printers,

221

1365

Sellers,

:

Pawnbrokers,

19

27

Caulkers,

5

901

437

Confectioners,

7

18

***

0

Peppermint Oil Sellers,

23

Pewterers,

1,482

421

140

118

Cattle and Pig Sheds,

11

Photographers,

65

44

Clothiers,

70

20

00

Portrait and Lands-

8

2,895

88-1

Coopers,.

9

cape Painters,

8,494

3,342

Coolie Houses,

20,00-4

9,330

20,004

9,330

Congee Sellers,

~ 20

3

BA

Picture Maker,..

:::::::::

15

1

21

3

10

Priests Houses,

15

21

Temporary residents,

Vagrants

Prisoners,

2,000

100 2,000

Crockery & Earthenware,

8

Pilot Houses,

1

Compradores,

33

Poulterers,

29

782

13

782

13

Cook Shops,

30

Rattan Ware,

16

16

87,599 39,800

Coal Shope,

4

Rattan Splitters,

3

Cotton Quilt Shops,

15

15

Rope and Sail Makes

9

24

Coffin Shops,

4

Rice Dealers,

95

102

CECIL C. SMITH, Acting Registrar General.

Doctors and Druggists,.

103

12

115

Salt Dealers,..

8

3

Dyers,

2

2

Sedan Chair Hirers,

14

14

Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1865.

Eating Houses,..

13

13

Sheep Dealers,.

3

3

Engine Houses,.

2

2

Shoemakers,..

48

Familes,..

025

421

1,346

Stone Catters,

78

106

Farmers,

20

180

200

•Fishermen,

0

105

111

Fish Lans (Fresh.)

2

Do. (Salt,)

42

24

Flour Dealers,

2

Foreign Goods Shops,

71

Fortune Tellers,

8

:::

Fruiterers,

12

Gardeners and Flower

Sellers,

Glaziers,

Gold and Silver Smiths,

32

8

Gold Beaters,

10

Grass Cutters, ..

137

102

Gunsmiths,

1

Hat and Cap Makers,

Hemp Workers,

2

Hong

60

Joss, Joss Paper and

10

19

g~~~g *928~~~g 8

2

60

2

71

6

Stationers,

Soy Sellers, Schools, Sweetmeats,

Tanners, Tinmen,

Tailors,

10

9

24

Tea Sellers,

12

Timber Dealers,

18

Theatres,

$

6

Tobacconists,

18

40

Umbrella Makers,

10

1

3

Undertakers,

Vegetable Sellers, Vacant Houses, Washermen, Watchmakers,

60 Weight & Scala Makers,

29

Image Dealers,

:::::

:::

18

8

18

Carried forward, »-

2,503

1,218

3,781

TOTAL,

3,306

1,394

4,700

CECIL C. SMITH,

Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 31st January, 1885.

Acting Registrar General,

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