Found this in: Evangelisches Missions-Magazin; Basel 1859
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Can anyone Translate from German
Can anyone Translate the Key?
German Translation
Thanks very helpful
Thanks very helpful
Interesting
Interesting. I guess No. 5 is the road to Stanley and 31 is Lamma Island but has a strange translation.
Just wondering what place can
Just wondering what place can 5 be heading to?
Moddsey, from the angle of the painter, 31 is probably Cheung Chau. Lamma Island may be hidden by Hong Kong Island.
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Cheung Chau
Perhaps you are right on Cheung Chau. But it appears rather high in the horizon. The Army had a garrison at Stanley in the early days
Tschak-Tschu = Stanley
On: http://gwulo.com/atom/17489 I posted another map from 1862. It has the specification "Tschak-Tschu" for Stanley. The caption on the map in German is: "Stanley od. Tschak-Tschu" i.e.: Stanley or "Tschak-Tschu"
Tschong-Tschu = Cheung Chau
Wattis Fine Art; Hong Kong, offers the "Panorama von Hongkong", as I just found. They also provide an English translation. They have: "31. Insel Tschong-tschu, westliche Einfahrt. [Cheung Chau Island, western entrance]"
Now I get it, it's Stanley
Now I get it, it's Stanley (Chek Chu). Thanks Moddsey and Christoph.
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I see Dent's Bungalow with
I see Dent's Bungalow with its Chinese roof near "20".