The position is approximate. It is marked on a 1924 map, but I'm not sure who ran it or what type of illnesses it treated. It may have been connected with the Tung Wah Plague Hospital, which was on the adjacent plot of land.
Completion date from point 44 in the PWD Annual report for 1902. The report also notes that the new building was built on the site of the earlier No 7. Police Station. <Read more ...>
Demolision date is uncertain but according to a Wiki entry in Chinese it should be around the 1930's. The same Wiki entry also have a list of the early police stations.
There is a photo of this police station at this blog.
Given grade 2 rating by AMO. Building still used as a police station
Cheung Chau Police Station (長洲警署) was built in 1913 to replace an
earlier police station built in 1899 on Tai Sun Street (大新街) in Cheung Chau,
which was previously an Imperial Chinese tax collection station. The decision
to build another police station was taken after the murder of three Indian
constables and the looting of the police station by a gang of pirates on 19
August 1912. During the period of Japanese Occupation (1941-1945), the
police station was closed and the policing of the Island was carried out by the <Read more ...>
