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No. 1.—CENSUS OF HONGKONG, 31st December, 1866

345

No. 3.—Classification and Number of PUBLIC and Private Buildings in the Colony of Hongkong, 1866

Population Return

Category Victoria Villages Total
Boat population other than Victoria 1,200
Prisoners 458
Europeans and Americans 220
Goanese, Manila, Indian, and others of mixed blood 54
Aliens chiefly Seamen and Temporary Residents 150
Chinese in employ of Europeans, &c. 75
Chinese residing in Victoria 215 2,113
Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloon 52
Boat population in Victoria 1,231
Vagrants

Public Buildings

Description Victoria Villages Total
Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Buildings, exclusive of Military Buildings 99 30 129
Churches, Chapels, and Places of Worship 12
Government Schools 10
Mosques, and Chinese Temples 11 17 28

Houses and Other Buildings

Description Victoria Villages Total
Houses and other Buildings assessed at and above £100 per annum, occupied 758 8 766
Shops and Private Dwellings below the value of £100 per annum, occupied 3,995 1,207 5,202
Houses untenanted and unfinished 457 76 533
Total 5,210 1,291 6,501

Summary of Population

Males Females Total
Europeans and Americans 44,110 12,952 57,062
Chinese residing in Victoria 4,627 4,617 9,244
Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloon 65,606
Boat population 5,009 1,082 6,091
Aliens, mixed blood, etc. 1,003 10 1,013
Prisoners 7,287 2,772 10,059
Vagrants 2,448 1,348 3,796
Grand Total 130,190 22,781 152,971

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TRADES &c. OF CHINESE

Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1867.

CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General.

Trade Victoria Villages Total
Bakers
Bamboo Workers
Bamboo House Makers
Barbers
Bathing House Keepers
Bean Curd Sellers
Blacksmiths
Boat Builders
Brokers
Bookbinders
Brothel Keepers
Brick and Tile Dealers
Carpenters
Chandlers
Charcoal and Firewood Sellers
Caulkers
Confectioners
Cattle and Pig Dealers
Clothiers
Coopers
Coolie House Keepers 131 6 137
Conges Sellers
Crockery and Earthenware Dealers
Compradores
Cook Shops
Coal Dealers
Cotton Quilt Dealers
Coffin Dealers 712
Doctors and Druggists
Farmers
Fishermen
Fish Mongers (Fresh)
Fish Mongers (Salt)
Flour Dealers
Foreign Goods Dealers
Fruiterers
Dyers
Eating House Keepers
Family Houses
Gardeners and Flower Sellers
Glaziers
Gold and Silver Smiths
Gold Beaters
Grass Cutters
Gunsmiths
Hemp Workers
Hong Keepers 904
Ivory Carvers
Joss, Joss Paper, and Image Dealers
Lantern Sellers 7 42 49
Lead Case Makers
Lead Dealers 120
Mat Makers 3
Mat Shed Makers 20
Money Changers 91
Milkmen 4
Car Dealers 64 81 145
Old Iron & Rag Dealers 16
Old Clothes Dealers 12
Oil Sellers 7
Opium Sellers 134 37 171
Painters 160 275 435
Paint Sellers 139 414 553
Pawnbrokers 1 54 55
Peppermint Oil Sellers 7 12 19
Pewterers 29 1 30
Photographers 20
Portrait & Landscape Painters
Picture Frame Makers 13 9 22
Priests 21
Pilots 38 143 181
Poulterers 12 12 24
Rattan Ware Dealers 15
Rattan Splitters 42 43 85
Rope and Sail Makers 13
Rice Dealers 101 6 107
Sedan Chairs to hire 18 19 37
Silk Dealers 16
Sleep Dealers 99 14 113
Shoemakers 60 4 64
Shoe Sellers 7
Stone Cutters 1,178 408 1,586
Stationers 16
Soy Sellers 230 280 510
Schoolmasters 128 126 254
Fortune Tellers 31
Tanners 8
Tinmen 106 108 214
Tailors 90 4 94
Tea Boilers 13 11 24
Timber Dealers 79
Theatre Keepers 42 48 90
Tobacconists 14
Umbrella Makers 12 49 61
Undertakers 22
Washermen 120 120 240
Watch Makers 7
Weight & Scale Makers 3 2 5

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No. 2.—RETURN OF POPULATION OF HONGKONG, 1st December, 1866

WHITE

District Males Females
Victoria District
Chinese in employ of Europeans, &c. 1,440
Chinese residing in Victoria 1,073 1,029
Sub-Districts
Shau Kei Wan 202
Shai Wan 5,961 807
Shek O 48,787 16,809
Ty Tam Tuk 1,008 803
Stanley 112 74
Aberdeen 120 100
Heung Kong 38 33
Pok Fu Lam 741 380
Kowloon 1,099 221
Belcher's Bay 162 119
Boat population 38 40
Temporary residents 2,578 840
Vagrants
Prisoners

COLORED

District Males Females
Victoria District
Chinese in employ of Europeans, &c.
Chinese residing in Victoria
Sub-Districts
Shau Kei Wan
Shai Wan
Shek O
Ty Tam Tuk
Stanley
Aberdeen
Heung Kong
Pok Fu Lam
Kowloon
Belcher's Bay
Boat population
Temporary residents
Vagrants
Prisoners

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Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1867.

95,639 | 29,459

CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General.

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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference: TPELLIC.O.133 23 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 242 No. 1.—CENSUS OF HONGKONG, 31st December, 1866 345 No. 3.—Classification and Number of PUBLIC and Private Buildings in the Colony of Hongkong, 1866 Population Return Category Victoria Villages Total Boat population other than Victoria 1,200 Prisoners 458 Europeans and Americans 220 Goanese, Manila, Indian, and others of mixed blood 54 Aliens chiefly Seamen and Temporary Residents 150 Chinese in employ of Europeans, &c. 75 Chinese residing in Victoria 215 2,113 Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloon 52 Boat population in Victoria 1,231 Vagrants Public Buildings Description Victoria Villages Total Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Buildings, exclusive of Military Buildings 99 30 129 Churches, Chapels, and Places of Worship 12 Government Schools 10 Mosques, and Chinese Temples 11 17 28 Houses and Other Buildings Description Victoria Villages Total Houses and other Buildings assessed at and above £100 per annum, occupied 758 8 766 Shops and Private Dwellings below the value of £100 per annum, occupied 3,995 1,207 5,202 Houses untenanted and unfinished 457 76 533 Total 5,210 1,291 6,501 Summary of Population Males Females Total Europeans and Americans 44,110 12,952 57,062 Chinese residing in Victoria 4,627 4,617 9,244 Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloon 65,606 Boat population 5,009 1,082 6,091 Aliens, mixed blood, etc. 1,003 10 1,013 Prisoners 7,287 2,772 10,059 Vagrants 2,448 1,348 3,796 Grand Total 130,190 22,781 152,971 --- TRADES &c. OF CHINESE Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1867. CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General. Trade Victoria Villages Total Bakers Bamboo Workers Bamboo House Makers Barbers Bathing House Keepers Bean Curd Sellers Blacksmiths Boat Builders Brokers Bookbinders Brothel Keepers Brick and Tile Dealers Carpenters Chandlers Charcoal and Firewood Sellers Caulkers Confectioners Cattle and Pig Dealers Clothiers Coopers Coolie House Keepers 131 6 137 Conges Sellers Crockery and Earthenware Dealers Compradores Cook Shops Coal Dealers Cotton Quilt Dealers Coffin Dealers 712 Doctors and Druggists Farmers Fishermen Fish Mongers (Fresh) Fish Mongers (Salt) Flour Dealers Foreign Goods Dealers Fruiterers Dyers Eating House Keepers Family Houses Gardeners and Flower Sellers Glaziers Gold and Silver Smiths Gold Beaters Grass Cutters Gunsmiths Hemp Workers Hong Keepers 904 Ivory Carvers Joss, Joss Paper, and Image Dealers Lantern Sellers 7 42 49 Lead Case Makers Lead Dealers 120 Mat Makers 3 Mat Shed Makers 20 Money Changers 91 Milkmen 4 Car Dealers 64 81 145 Old Iron & Rag Dealers 16 Old Clothes Dealers 12 Oil Sellers 7 Opium Sellers 134 37 171 Painters 160 275 435 Paint Sellers 139 414 553 Pawnbrokers 1 54 55 Peppermint Oil Sellers 7 12 19 Pewterers 29 1 30 Photographers 20 Portrait & Landscape Painters Picture Frame Makers 13 9 22 Priests 21 Pilots 38 143 181 Poulterers 12 12 24 Rattan Ware Dealers 15 Rattan Splitters 42 43 85 Rope and Sail Makers 13 Rice Dealers 101 6 107 Sedan Chairs to hire 18 19 37 Silk Dealers 16 Sleep Dealers 99 14 113 Shoemakers 60 4 64 Shoe Sellers 7 Stone Cutters 1,178 408 1,586 Stationers 16 Soy Sellers 230 280 510 Schoolmasters 128 126 254 Fortune Tellers 31 Tanners 8 Tinmen 106 108 214 Tailors 90 4 94 Tea Boilers 13 11 24 Timber Dealers 79 Theatre Keepers 42 48 90 Tobacconists 14 Umbrella Makers 12 49 61 Undertakers 22 Washermen 120 120 240 Watch Makers 7 Weight & Scale Makers 3 2 5 --- No. 2.—RETURN OF POPULATION OF HONGKONG, 1st December, 1866 WHITE District Males Females Victoria District Chinese in employ of Europeans, &c. 1,440 Chinese residing in Victoria 1,073 1,029 Sub-Districts Shau Kei Wan 202 Shai Wan 5,961 807 Shek O 48,787 16,809 Ty Tam Tuk 1,008 803 Stanley 112 74 Aberdeen 120 100 Heung Kong 38 33 Pok Fu Lam 741 380 Kowloon 1,099 221 Belcher's Bay 162 119 Boat population 38 40 Temporary residents 2,578 840 Vagrants Prisoners COLORED District Males Females Victoria District Chinese in employ of Europeans, &c. Chinese residing in Victoria Sub-Districts Shau Kei Wan Shai Wan Shek O Ty Tam Tuk Stanley Aberdeen Heung Kong Pok Fu Lam Kowloon Belcher's Bay Boat population Temporary residents Vagrants Prisoners --- Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1867. 95,639 | 29,459 CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General. --- Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 2nd February, 1867. CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General. 123
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference :- TPELLIC.O. 133 23 COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH~~NUT TO | BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON 242. No. 1.—CENSUS or Hoxoxors, 31st December, 1888. 345. No. 3.—Classification and Numbuu of PUBLIC and Privats Buildings in the Colour of Hoxɑroxo, 1866. Na or No. OF HOUSES Boats. POPULATION. VICTORIA. Į VILLAGEE TOTAL.. TOTAL.. Men. Women. Boye Girla Bost population other than Victoris, Prisoner, Europeans and Americans, Gos, Manila, Indian, and others of mixed blood, Aliens chiefly Seamen and Temporary Residents, Chinese in employ of Europeana, &a, Chinese residing in Victoria, Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloong, Boat population in Victoris, Vagrants, 1,200 458 220 054 150 75 215 2,113 52 1,231 Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Buildings, exclusive of Military Buildings, 99 30 129 200 200 Churches, Chapels, and Places of Warship, 12 5,782 621 170 178 Government Schools, 10 13 6,658 44,110 12,952 4,627 4,617 65,606 Mosques, and Chinese Temples, 11 17 28 5,009 1,082 1,003 010 7,287 2,772 2,448 1,348 6,585 2,855 2,244 2,000 713 6 0,018 19,855 1,415 13,099 2,000 718 Houses and other Buildings assessed at and above £100 per annum veins, occupied,. Shops and Private Dwellings below the value of £100 per sunum, occupied, Houses untenanted and unfinished,.... 758 8 766 3,995 1,207 6,292 457 76 633 5,330 1,434 0,773 6,773 3,445 74,753 | 20,096 | 10,888 8,469 | 118,008 TRADES &c. OF CHINESE. CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General... VICTORIA. VILLAGES. TOTAL. VICTORIA. VILLAGES, TOTAL Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1867. Flakers, No. 2.-RETURN OF POPULATION or Hoxoxoxa, Ist December, 1866. WHITE. COLORED, Victoria DISTRICT,• Chinese in employ of Europeans, &........................... Chinese residing in Victoris, Sub-Districts,— Show-ke-wan, Shaiwan, Shek-o,... Ty-tam-tuk,. Stanley, Aberdeen,. Heong-kong, Pok-fu-lum, Kow-loong Belcher's Bay,.. Boat population, Temporary residents, Vagrants,.. Prisoners,........................ 1,440 ** 073 1,029 202 5,961 807 48,787❘ 16,809 *::::::::: :::::::::: 1,008 803 112 74 120 100 38 33 741 380 1,099 221 162 119 38 40 2,578 840 ::::::::: Males. Females. Mules. Females. Males. Females. Bamboo Workers,. Bamboo House Makers, Barbers, Bathing House Kerpers,. Bean Curd Sellers, Blacksmiths, Boat Builders, Brokers,... Bookbinders, Brothel Keepers. Brick and Tile Dealers,. Carpenters, Chandlers,. Charcoal and Firewood Sellers, Caulkers, Confectioners, Cattle and Pig Dealers,. Clothiers, TOTAL.. Bird Sellers, 2,460 875 5,081 607 48,737 10,800 ::::::::: Coopers.. Coolie House Keepers,.. 131 6 6,900 2,622 18,564 8,390 18,564 8,300 Conges Sellers,. Crockery and Earthen- ware Dealers, Compradores, Cook Shops, Coal Dealers, ::: ::: 200 Cotton Quilt Dealers,- 2,000 Coffin Dealers, 712 Doctors and Druggists,- Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1887. 95,639 | 29,459 CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General. Farmers,. Fishermen, Fish Lans (Fresh,) Do. (Salt,) Flour Dealers, Foreign Goods Dealers, Fruiterers, Dyers, Eating House Keepers,. Family Houses, {8^^¤8≈≈aB‡E 2 ^^88≈ER A SA°A=8*^ 20 20 Lantern Sellers,. 7 42 ang 20 Leni Case Makers, 0 Line Dealers, 120 Mat Makers, 3 Mat Shed Makers, 20 Money Changers, 91 Milkmen, 4 Car Dealers,. › 64 81 Old Iron & Rag Dealers, 16 Old Clothes Dealers, 12 Oil Sellers, 7 134 Opium Sellers,. 37 17 160 275 139 414 1 54 7 12 29 1 20 03 15 78 Painters, Paint Sellers,. Pawnbrokers, Peppermint Oil Sellers, Pewterers, Photographers, Portrait & Landscape} Painters,... Picture Frame Makers,. 13 9 21 Priests,.. 38 143 Pilots, 12 12 Poulterers, ... Rattan Ware Dealers,. 15 Rattan Splitters, -- 42 43 Rope and Sail Makers,. 13 Rice Dealers,... 101 6 Sedan Chairs to hire, 18 19 Sign Dealers,. 16 Bleep Dealers,. 99 14 113 Shoemakers,. 60 4 Shoe Sellers,.. 7 Stone Catters, . ::= 1,178 408 1,586 Stationers, .. 16 230 280 Soy Sellers,.. 128 126 Schoolmasters,- 31 Fortune Tellers, Gardeners and Flower Bellers, Glaziers, Gold and Silver Smiths, Gold Beaters, Grass Cutters, Gunsmiths, Hamp Workers, Hong Keepers, 904 Ivory Carvers, Joss, Joss Paper, and Image Dealers,.. ***** 2 .^-** 8 8 Sweatment Dealer, 13 15 63 Tanners, 8 Tinmen, 106 108 Tailors,... 90 4 Tea Bollers, .. 13 11 79 Timber Dealers, « 42 48 Theatre Keepers, - Tobacconists, 14 Umbrella Makers, 12 49 Undertakers, 22 Washermen... 120 120 Watch Makers, 7 Weight & Scale Makers, ******==288** ~ =98=8&AA=^898"~=* A 3 2 5 10 10 4 10 23 25 18 19 11 28 34 3 37 12 14 71 ::::::::: 13 14 77 16 13 18 31 13 114 9 4 2 2 27 17 139 4 9a- 156 2 17 81 18 6 17 100 13 37 · 17 20 8 14 I 904 2 23 $4 Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 2nd February, 1867. CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General. 123
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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH~~NUT TO |

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242.

No. 1.—CENSUS or Hoxoxors, 31st December, 1888.

345.

No. 3.—Classification and Numbuu of PUBLIC and Privats Buildings in the Colour of Hoxɑroxo, 1866.

Na or No. OF HOUSES Boats.

POPULATION.

VICTORIA. Į VILLAGEE TOTAL..

TOTAL..

Men.

Women. Boye Girla

Bost population other than Victoris,

Prisoner,

Europeans and Americans,

Gos, Manila, Indian, and others of mixed blood, Aliens chiefly Seamen and Temporary Residents, Chinese in employ of Europeana, &a,

Chinese residing in Victoria,

Chinese residing in Villages and Kowloong, Boat population in Victoris,

Vagrants,

1,200

458

220

054

150

75

215 2,113

52

1,231

Public Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations and other Public Buildings,

exclusive of Military Buildings,

99

30

129

200

200

Churches, Chapels, and Places of Warship,

12

5,782 621

170

178

Government Schools,

10

13

6,658

44,110 12,952

4,627

4,617

65,606

Mosques, and Chinese Temples,

11

17

28

5,009

1,082

1,003

010

7,287 2,772

2,448

1,348

6,585 2,855 2,244

2,000

713

6

0,018 19,855 1,415 13,099 2,000 718

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

758

8

766

3,995

1,207

6,292

457

76

633

5,330

1,434 0,773

6,773 3,445 74,753 | 20,096 | 10,888

8,469 | 118,008

TRADES &c. OF CHINESE.

CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General...

VICTORIA. VILLAGES.

TOTAL.

VICTORIA. VILLAGES, TOTAL

Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1867.

Flakers,

No. 2.-RETURN OF POPULATION or Hoxoxoxa, Ist December, 1866.

WHITE.

COLORED,

Victoria DISTRICT,•

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

Chinese residing in Victoris,

Sub-Districts,—

Show-ke-wan,

Shaiwan, Shek-o,... Ty-tam-tuk,.

Stanley, Aberdeen,. Heong-kong, Pok-fu-lum, Kow-loong

Belcher's Bay,..

Boat population,

Temporary residents, Vagrants,..

Prisoners,........................

1,440

**

073 1,029 202

5,961 807

48,787❘ 16,809

*:::::::::

::::::::::

1,008

803

112

74

120

100

38

33

741

380

1,099

221

162

119

38

40

2,578

840

:::::::::

Males. Females. Mules. Females. Males. Females.

Bamboo Workers,. Bamboo House Makers, Barbers,

Bathing House Kerpers,. Bean Curd Sellers,

Blacksmiths,

Boat Builders,

Brokers,... Bookbinders,

Brothel Keepers.

Brick and Tile Dealers,. Carpenters,

Chandlers,.

Charcoal and Firewood

Sellers,

Caulkers,

Confectioners,

Cattle and Pig Dealers,. Clothiers,

TOTAL..

Bird Sellers,

2,460 875

5,081 607

48,737 10,800

:::::::::

Coopers..

Coolie House Keepers,..

131

6

6,900

2,622

18,564

8,390

18,564

8,300

Conges Sellers,.

Crockery and Earthen-

ware Dealers,

Compradores,

Cook Shops,

Coal Dealers,

:::

:::

200

Cotton Quilt Dealers,-

2,000

Coffin Dealers,

712

Doctors and Druggists,-

Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 22nd February, 1887.

95,639 | 29,459 CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General.

Farmers,.

Fishermen,

Fish Lans (Fresh,)

Do.

(Salt,)

Flour Dealers,

Foreign Goods Dealers,

Fruiterers,

Dyers,

Eating House Keepers,. Family Houses,

{8^^¤8≈≈aB‡E 2 ^^88≈ER A SA°A=8*^

20

20

Lantern Sellers,.

7

42

ang

20

Leni Case Makers,

0

Line Dealers,

120

Mat Makers,

3

Mat Shed Makers,

20

Money Changers,

91

Milkmen,

4

Car Dealers,. ›

64

81

Old Iron & Rag Dealers,

16

Old Clothes Dealers,

12

Oil Sellers,

7

134

Opium Sellers,.

37

17

160

275

139

414

1

54

7

12

29

1

20

03

15

78

Painters,

Paint Sellers,. Pawnbrokers,

Peppermint Oil Sellers, Pewterers,

Photographers,

Portrait & Landscape}

Painters,...

Picture Frame Makers,.

13

9

21

Priests,..

38

143

Pilots,

12

12

Poulterers, ...

Rattan Ware Dealers,.

15

Rattan Splitters, --

42

43

Rope and Sail Makers,.

13

Rice Dealers,...

101

6

Sedan Chairs to hire,

18

19

Sign Dealers,.

16

Bleep Dealers,.

99

14

113

Shoemakers,.

60

4

Shoe Sellers,..

7

Stone Catters, .

::=

1,178

408

1,586

Stationers, ..

16

230

280

Soy Sellers,..

128

126

Schoolmasters,-

31

Fortune Tellers,

Gardeners and Flower

Bellers,

Glaziers,

Gold and Silver Smiths,

Gold Beaters,

Grass Cutters,

Gunsmiths,

Hamp Workers,

Hong Keepers,

904

Ivory Carvers,

Joss, Joss Paper, and

Image Dealers,..

***** 2 .^-** 8

8

Sweatment Dealer,

13

15

63

Tanners,

8

Tinmen,

106

108

Tailors,...

90

4

Tea Bollers, ..

13

11

79

Timber Dealers, «

42

48

Theatre Keepers, -

Tobacconists,

14

Umbrella Makers,

12

49

Undertakers,

22

Washermen...

120

120

Watch Makers,

7

Weight & Scale Makers,

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10

10

4

10

23

25

18

19

11

28

34

3

37

12

14

71

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13

14

77

16

13

18

31

13

114

9

4

2

2

27

17

139

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156

2

17

81

18

6

17

100

13

37

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17

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Registrar General's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 2nd February, 1867.

CECIL C. SMITH, Registrar General.

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