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21
Hugh Baker, 'Hell Bank Notes', Ancestral Images, A Hong Kong Album (1979), pp 105-108
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21
Hugh Baker, 'Nuns', More Ancestral Images, op. cit (1980), pp 13-16
Tin Sau Ho Coffin Shop, Hollywood Road, visited by author 20th July 1992
The Art of Death 1500 to 1800, exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum early 1992
24
09 Hugh Baker, 'Marsh', Ancestral Images Again, A Third Hong Kong Album (1981), pp 109-112; Frena Bloomfield, 'The Chinese Almanac', The Occult World of Hong Kong (1980), pp. 100-2, and 'The Chinese Almanac', The Peninsula Group Magazine 13 (Hong Kong, April 1978), pp 66-71.
26 Hugh Baker, 'Mourning', Hong Kong Images. People and Animals (1990), pp. 121-3
21 T.C. Lai, op. cit. pp 152-3
28 Ingrams, loc. cit
29 Carl T. Smith, 'The Emergence of a Chinese Elite', Journal of the Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, vol 11 (1971), pp 74-115 (p 98).
30 S.M. Bard, Study of Military Graves and Monuments Hong Kong Cemetery (1991), pp. 16 (B), 26 and 27
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33
J. Dyer Ball, Things Chinese (first published 1903), p 166
Discussion between author and David Shu Tat-koon, feng shui master, 7 August 1992
Hugh Baker, 'Burial', Ancestral Images, op. cit. (1979), pp 17-20
34 Hong Kong Government Urban Services Department / Urban Council Annual Reports
3 Hugh Baker, 'Exhumation', Ancestral Images, op. cit (1979), pp 110-104
JJ Hugh Baker, 'Exhumation', Ancestral Images, op. cit (1979), pp 110-104
37
Frena Bloomfield, 'Fung Shui: Chinese Earth Magic', The Occult World of Hong Kong (1980), pp. 103-114; and Ernest J. Eitel, Feng Shui (Singapore, 1984).
38 Discussion between author and David Shu Tat-koon concerning his own theories, 7 August 1992
39
In other cases the author has been told of dead people's spirits returning home three, seven, ten or other periods after death
40 All dead persons except infants and wandering strangers are entitled to a spirit tablet
41
Visit by Hong Kong Branch, Royal Asiatic Society, to Sang Woo Loong Art Advertising Model Work Company, 28 Western Street, 10 December 1988, second visit by author to same establishment 20 July 1992.
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43
Hugh Baker, 'Earth God', Ancestral Images, op. cit. (1979), pp 1-4
Hugh Baker, 'Mourning', Ancestral Images Again, op. cit (1981), pp 101-104. Laurence G. Thompson, op. cit. pp 54 and 55.
44 Leung Chor-on, 'Blessings Are Not For All', The Hong Kong Anthropologist, no 5 (April 1992), pp. 26-28 (p. 27)
45 Rubie S. Watson, 'Remembering the Dead: Graves and Politics in Southeastern China', eds James L. Watson and Evelyn S. Rawski, Death Ritual in Late Imperial and Modern China, op. cit., pp. 203-227
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21
Hugh Baker, 'Hell Bank Notes', Ancestral Images, A Hong Kong Album (1979), pp 105-108
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21
Hugh Baker, 'Nuns', More Ancestral Images, op. cu (1980), pp 13-16
Tin Sau Ho Coffin Shop, Hollywood Road, visited by author 20th July 1992
The Art of Death 1500 to 1800, exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum early 1992
24
09 Hugh Baker, 'Marsh', Ancestral Images Again, A Third Hong Kong Album (1981), pp 109-112; Frena Bloomfield, 'The Chinese Almange', The Occult World of Hong Kong (1980), pp. 100-2, and 'The Chinese Almanac', The Peninsula Group Magazine 13 (Hong Kong, April 1978), pp 66-71.
26 Hugh Baker, 'Mourning", Hong Kong Images. People and Ammals (1990), pp. 121-3 21 T.C. Lai, op. cit. pp 152-3
28 Ingrams, loc. cit
29 Carl T. Smith, 'The Emergence of a Chinese Elite', Journal of the Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, vol 11 (1971), pp 74-115 (p 98).
30 S.M. Bard, Study of Military Graves and Monuments Hong Kong Cemetery (1991), pp. 16 (B), 26 and 27
32
33
J. Dyer Ball, Things Chinese (first published 1903), p 166
Discussion between author and David Shu Tat-koon, feng shui master, 7 August 1992
Hugh Baker, 'Burial', Ancestral Images, op cit. (1979), pp 17-20
34 Hong Kong Government Urban Services Department / Urban Council Annual Reports
3 Hugh Baker, 'Exhumation", Ancestral Images, op cit (1979), pp 110-104
JJ Hugh Baker, 'Exhumation', Ancestral Images, op cit (1979), pp 110-104
37
Frena Bloomfield, 'Fung Shur: Chinese Earth Magic', The Occult World of Hong Kong (1980), pp. 103-114; and Ernest J. Eitel, Feng Shui (Singapore, 1984).
38 Discussion between author and David Shu Tat-koon concerning his own theories, 7 August 1992
39
In other cases the author has been told of dead people's spirits returning home three, seven, ten or other periods after death
40 All dead persons except infants and wandering strangers are entitled to a spirit tablet
41
Visit by Hong Kong Branch, Royal Asiatic Society, to Sang Woo Loong Art Advertising Model Work Company, 28 Western Street, 10 December 1988, second visit by author to same establishment 20 July 1992.
42
43
Hugh Baker, 'Earth God, Ancestral Images, op cut. (1979), pp 1-4
Hugh Baker, 'Mourning", Ancestral Images Again, op cit (1981), pp 101-104. Laurence G. Thompson, op. cit. pp 54 and 55.
44 Leung Chor-on, 'Blessings Are Not For All', The Hong Kong Anthropologist, no 5 (April 1992), pp. 26-28 (p. 27)
45 Rubie S. Watson, 'Remembering the Dead Graves and Politics in Southeastern China”, eds James L. Watson and Evelyn S. Rawski, Death Ritual in Late Imperial and Modern China, op. cit., pp. 203-227,
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