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HONG HÙNG.
Enclosure 5.
ABSTRACT of RETURNS furnished from each House occupied by CINESE in the Colony of HONG KONG, stating the Number of Persons resident therein, Mortality, &c. on 31st December 1851.
Children,
Name of District or Place.
Male.
Female.
Total Population of each Place.
Number of Persons who died during the 12 Months.
Total Chinese
General Nature
Mortality.
of Occupation of the Inhabitants.
Male.
Female.
In the Colony.
Out of the Colony.
REPORTS EXHIBITING THE PAST AND PRESENT
City of Victoria
7,157
1,772
825
902
Aberdeen and Vicinity
740
88
55
Hong Kong
67
47
35
Hongheongloo
70
8
4
Hoktsui and Kaseewan
34
26
Pokfoolum
25
19
Saiwan
131
55
Seiingpoon
18
12
Sheak O'
Sheaktoongtsui
Show kewan
Sookumpoo
126
81
58
30
336
58
832
139
Stanley
658
148
Tsutcheemoy
104
20
Tytamtook
45
39
སྶརྒྱཉྫཱཝ
སྣསཌསྶསསཚ་ཧྲ
10,656
165
43
926
6
184
1
84
1
84
I
56
234
4
46
1
270
131
2
436
1,084
939
139
121
It may be reasonably estimated that three fourths of Chinese seized with serious diseases in thisColony, remove to their native places, two thirds of whom die. I believe that the deaths out of the Colony may be
stated properly 765.
at
Trade.
Do. with fishing. Agriculture.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Stone cutters. Agriculture.
Do.
Do.
Stone cutters. Trade.
Do. with fishing. Agriculture.
Do.
Wongmakok
22
14
56
Do.
Do.
Wongneichoong
174
111
444
10,599
2,667
1,342
1,282
15,890
201
Bodies found exposed, died in gaol, and
54
Government Civil Hospital
255
765
1,020
(Signed)
C. MAY,
Officiating Registrar General.
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