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The Hong Kong Beat - Daily Routine Duties

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The Hong Kong Beat - Riot drill & Yaumatei Vice Squad

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The Hong Kong Beat - Vietnamese Boat People / Sha Tau Kok / Illegal immigrants from the mainland

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The Flying Roast Goose, Set in 1940s Hong Kong 3-21 June London

Come and see 1940s Hong Kong brought back to life through physical theatre and puppetry!

The Flying Roast Goose tells the story of a Cantonese chef and her pet goose, set in war-torn Hong Kong during the Japanese occupation in the 1940s.

Please see http://outofchaos.org.uk/ for further details.

We hope to see you at the theatre!

Out of Chaos Theatre


The price of rice in wartime

Rice is Hong Kong's staple food. As shown below, the cost of rice increased over 600 times during the 3 years 8 months of the Japanese occupation.

Gwulo talk on Wednesday morning, 18th of June

I'll be giving a talk in the morning for a change. The content will be talk #2 (see http://gwulo.com/gwulo-talk-2).

The event is organised by the Australian Association of Hong Kong, and non-members are welcome to attend. Details & booking at:

http://www.ozhongkong.com/html/s13_shopping/view_product.asp?id=127&cid=9

Regards, David

Started 1919, pg 1-23

This is the latest Jurors List we're making searchable - here's how to join in, it'll only take around 20-30 minutes of your time.

We'll take the previous year's spreadsheet, then work through it page-by-page and edit in any changes so it matches this year's Jurors List.

Step 1. Check the comments below to see which was the last page someone has started typing. You'll work on the next page. eg if the last comment is "started page 15", you'll be working on page 16.

1918 Jurors List

[The list has been typed up by volunteers: Annelise, David, Grace, and Patricia. Please help us type up the lists from other years - it takes less than 30 minutes to finish a page. Click here for details.]

Remains of crocodile in a Hong Kong restaurant

I found a reference on  a Chinese language web site  a few months ago which I translated into very poor English and it seemed to refer to the remains(maybe only the head) of a crocodile caught in Hong Kong. A long time ago I think.

Does anyone know more?

Japanese Vessels Sunk in or near Hong Kong 1942-1945

I've updated this list based on further research.  It should be more complete than the previous version of the list, but it is still not definitive.  That said, a brief newspaper report (perhaps from the SCMP) circa 1945 reports that a preliminary survey of wrecks in the harbor found 53 wrecks total, including 19 large ships.  (This clipping is posted elsewhere on Gwulo.)  My list below totals 19 large ships, which suggests the list must be getting reasonably accurate.  I have not listed smaller vessels, which would account for the other wrecks. 

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