Hongkong
THE
Opudernment
YEW SERIES.
GAZETTE.
VICTORIA, SATURDAY, 6TH MARCII, 1858.
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
VOL. III. No. 142.
The Contract for publishing this Gazette, entered into on the 24th September, 1853, was terminated on the 30th ultimo; and notice is hereby pm, that a NEW SERIES of this Gazette will be published hereafter, to commence from the 7th instant, under a New Contract, and that
“THE HONGKONG GOVERNMENT GAZETTE"
".xs before, be the only Official Organ for PROCLAMATIONS, NOTIFICATIONS, and PUBLIC PAPERS, of this Government.
W. T. MERCER, Colonial Secretary.
By Order,
Colonial Secretary's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 2d July, 1855.
21.
GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
The following Returns from the Registrar General, connected with the Trade and Population of the Colony, published for general information.
By Order,
Colonial Secretary's Office, Victoria, Hongkong, 3d March, 1858:
W. T. BRIDGES, Acting Colonial Secretary.
No. 1.-Classification and Number of Public and Private Buildings, in the COLONY OF HONGKONG, during the Year 1857.
EUROPEAN.
- Offices, Barracks, Guard Rooms, Police Stations, and other Government Buildings,
and Chapels,
146
VICTORIA. VILLAGES. TOTAL.
65
16
81
I
G
Chinese Temples, &c.,
8
14
At Ilouses, and First-class Buildings, assessed at and above £100 per annum value, (occupied,) and Private Dwellings, below value £100 (occupied,) tuutenanted,
187
187
180
180
9
9
Total,
452
25
477
CHINESE,
VICTORIA. VILLAGES. TOTAL
CHINESE..:
VICTORIA. VILLAGES.
TOTAL
Brought forward,
2,001
659
+
2,660.
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Money Changers and Shroffs.
15
3
Workers,
-Houses,
Pri Sellers,
~ Bera,
Milkmen,
13
16
Opium Shop3,
42
4
Oar Dealers,.
8
3
25
8
Old Iron and Rags,
16
2
Painters,
13
2
ibs,
26
Pawnbrokers,
12
Builders' Sheds,
41
19
Portrait and Landscape Painters,†
4
and Coppersmiths,
41
Lantern Sellers,.
99
Poulterers,
35
4
General Agents, Fokein Traders, &c.,
39
Pilot Houses,
- gera,
15
Pig Dealers,
interz,
132
Preserved Fruit Manufactorics,
262
Priests Houses,
16
and Firewood Dealers,
18
4
Rattan Ware,
23
JO
4
Rattan Splitters,
11
Sallers,
5
2
Rope and Sailmakers,
7
Houses,
27
19
Salt Boilers,
1.
Quilt Manufactories,
Salt Dealers,
Sheds,
Sedan Chairs to hire,
6
lores' Houses,
23
Salt Fish Sellers,
18
ry and Earthenware Sellers,
}
3
Salt Fish Dealers,
59
4
Lapa, Vakers,
41
5
40
•
2
Houses,
Acrere,
nt Houses,
• House.
8
Sweet-meat Sellers,
Stores,
Schools,
Shoemakers,
Sheep Dealers, Stationers,
Soy Manufactories,
Stone Cutters,
Sign Board Makers,
12
Sellers, Matting Manufactories,
Ju Giɔoda and Wares,
here,
1'
Silver Smiths, «
tters,
firocers,
inen,
Joss-paper Dealers and Carrers,
k Sellers,
* Carvers,
Taurs and Dealers,
* Mat-bag Dealers,
J Builders,
·
Carried forward,...
24
34
EN UNG
36
1
13
1
657
19
6
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171
23
14
Slaughter Houses,
14
Tepo's Houses,
Tile and Brick Dealers,
8
*~
8
2
Tin Men..
16
Tea Dealers,.
6
Tailors,
72
17
22
Timber Dealers,
14
Tobacconists,
Umbrella Makers,
13
4
Undertakers,
3
55.
Washermen's Houses,
51
5
Weight and Scale Makers,
1
162
Watchmakers,
5
14
Rice Dealers,
46
Pork Sellers,
12
Beef Sellers,
5
2
24
15
2,001
659
Oil Sellers, Vacant Houses,
5
20
38
2,660
Total,
2,744
810
3,554
*des the Houses mentioned as being wholly occupied by Families, there are about 500 of the upper floors of Houses carrying on Trades occupied by Families.
des the four Houses solely occupied by Portrait Painters, there are 5 of the upper floors of other Shops likewise tenanted by Portrait Painters.
D. R. CALDWELL,-Registrar General.
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