CO129-290 - Governor Sir Blake - 1899 [1-4] — Page 120

CO129 Colonial Office Hong Kong Records 理藩院香港檔案 All

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As to the history of Hong Kong previous

to the rise

very

the Putsing Dynasty (A.D. 1644) little is kucron. Where is, however, on

un ancient cock. inscription, on a

the Kowloon peninsulae, auch withiers British

territiny. large

loose lying granite boulder which circular hill,

the summit

putting out

a

into the sea, close to the

village of elbullenching, directly west of Kowloon city. This inscription, ccrisisting of three Chivers characters Dung Wong Ding

(lit. Hall of a

horizontally

half

King of the Dung) arranged

circos

originally

an inch deep in the

the boulder. Tha

believe it to be a

about boo

aub about

northern face

Clureeze Government

genuine inscription,

The original obrercters,

old.

yewes having beame nearly effaced

leria, weo

in course

renewed at the beginning

the present century (1804) by

orchar

of

the Viceroy of Canton, the clate of restoration being recorded

inscriptions,

the characters

Clos

a reparate

which are

arranged perpenclicularly. The memories

attacking

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