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Smith, NOTES FOR A VISIT TO THE GOVERNMENT CEMETERY AT HAPPY VALLEY, p. 17.

20 The boundaries of the new cemetery were rearranged in July 1870, when the government granted a nearby site for the Muslim Cemetery, and it was extended northwards in 1927. See Ticozzi, p. 13.

27 Ticozzi, pp. 12-13.

28 Sinclair, Kevin (ed) (1982). A SOLDIER'S VIEW OF EMPIRE: The Reminiscences of James Bodell, 1831-92. London: Bodley Head, pp. 58-60, 65-66.

29 The China Mail, 23 November 1865.

30 Oxley, p. 33, of personal correspondence of Bandsman F. Davis, 2nd Battalion 20th Foot, who was posted to Hong Kong between December 1863-January 1864 and May 1866-March 1867. Civilians are not included in this number.

31 This cemetery was not related to the Chinese cemetery in Stanley. See below for a description on the Chinese cemetery.

32 R.S. Hawkins, p. 41. Early barracks was erected around the present St. Stephen's College site.

33 Hayes (1970). COACH TOUR OF EASTERN HONG KONG ISLAND 18TH OCTOBER, 1969, The Journal of the Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 10: 193.

34 Dr. S.M. Bard has also conducted research on Stanley Military Cemetery, the report, titled REPORT ON SURVEY AND STUDY OF SERVICE GRAVES AT STANLEY MILITARY CEMETERY, was presented to the Antiquities and Monuments Office in 1984.

35 A little below the present University of Hong Kong site.

36 Ticozzi, p. 12.

37 The present Pokfulam Road.

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267 Smith, NOTES FOR A VISIT TO THE GOVERNMENT CEMETERY AT HAPPY VALLEY, p. 17. 20 The boundaries of the new cemetery were rearranged in July 1870, when the government granted a nearby site for the Muslim Cemetery, and it was extended northwards in 1927. See Ticozzi, p. 13. 27 Ticozzi, pp. 12-13. 28 Sinclair, Kevin (ed) (1982). A SOLDIER'S VIEW OF EMPIRE: The Reminiscences of James Bodell, 1831-92. London: Bodley Head, pp. 58-60, 65-66. 29 The China Mail, 23 November 1865. 30 Oxley, p. 33, of personal correspondence of Bandsman F. Davis, 2nd Battalion 20th Foot, who was posted to Hong Kong between December 1863-January 1864 and May 1866-March 1867. Civilians are not included in this number. 31 This cemetery was not related to the Chinese cemetery in Stanley. See below for a description on the Chinese cemetery. 32 R.S. Hawkins, p. 41. Early barracks was erected around the present St. Stephen's College site. 33 Hayes (1970). COACH TOUR OF EASTERN HONG KONG ISLAND 18TH OCTOBER, 1969, The Journal of the Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 10: 193. 34 Dr. S.M. Bard has also conducted research on Stanley Military Cemetery, the report, titled REPORT ON SURVEY AND STUDY OF SERVICE GRAVES AT STANLEY MILITARY CEMETERY, was presented to the Antiquities and Monuments Office in 1984. 35 A little below the present University of Hong Kong site. 36 Ticozzi, p. 12. 37 The present Pokfulam Road.
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267 Smith, NOTES FOR A VISIT TO THE GOVERNMENT CEMETERY AT HAPPY VALLEY, p. 17. 20 The boundaries of the new cemetery were rearranged in July 1870, when the government granted a nearby site for the Muslim Cemetery, and it was extended northwards in 1927. See Ticozzi, p. 13. 27 Ticozzi, pp. 12-13. 28 Sinclair, Kevin (ed) (1982). A SOLDIER'S VIEW OF EMPIRE: The Reminscences of James Bodell, 1831-92. London: Bodley Head, pp. 58-60, 65-66. 29 The China Mail, 23 November 1865. PP. 30 Oxley, p. 33, of personal correspondence of Bandsman F. Davis, 2nd Battalion 20th Foot, who was posted to Hong Kong between December 1863-January 1864 and May 1866-March 1867. Civilians are not included in this number. 31 This cemetery was not related to the Chinese cemetery in Stanley. See below for a description on the Chinese cemetery. 32 R.S. Hawkins, p. 41. Early barracks was erected around the present St. Stephen's College site. 33 Hayes (1970). COACH TOUR OF EASDTERN HONG KONG ISLAND 18TH OCTOBER, 1969, The Journal of the Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 10: 193. 34 Dr. S.M. Bard has also conducted research on Stanley Military Cemetery, the report, titled REPORT ON SURVEY AND STUDY OF SERVICE GRAVES AT STANLEY MILITARY CEMETERY, was presented to the Antiquities and Monuments Office in 1984. 35 A little below the present University of Hong Kong site. 36 Ticozzi, p. 12. 37 The present Pokfulam Road.
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Smith, NOTES FOR A VISIT TO THE GOVERNMENT CEMETERY AT HAPPY VALLEY, p. 17.

20 The boundaries of the new cemetery were rearranged in July 1870, when the government granted a nearby site for the Muslim Cemetery, and it was extended northwards in 1927. See Ticozzi,

p. 13.

27 Ticozzi, pp. 12-13.

28 Sinclair, Kevin (ed) (1982). A SOLDIER'S VIEW OF EMPIRE: The Reminscences of James Bodell, 1831-92. London: Bodley Head, pp. 58-60, 65-66.

29 The China Mail, 23 November 1865.

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30 Oxley, p. 33, of personal correspondence of Bandsman F. Davis, 2nd Battalion 20th Foot, who was posted to Hong Kong between December 1863-January 1864 and May 1866-March 1867. Civilians are not included in this number.

31 This cemetery was not related to the Chinese cemetery in Stanley. See below

for a description on the Chinese cemetery.

32 R.S. Hawkins, p. 41. Early barracks was erected around the present St. Stephen's

College site.

33 Hayes (1970). COACH TOUR OF EASDTERN HONG KONG ISLAND 18TH OCTOBER, 1969, The Journal of the Hong Kong Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 10: 193.

34 Dr. S.M. Bard has also conducted research on Stanley Military Cemetery, the report, titled REPORT ON SURVEY AND STUDY OF SERVICE GRAVES AT STANLEY MILITARY CEMETERY, was presented to the Antiquities and Monuments Office in 1984.

35 A little below the present University of Hong Kong site.

36 Ticozzi, p. 12.

37 The present Pokfulam Road.

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