Boca Tigris, 17, 19
Bonham, Gov. S. G., 228-9
Border, length of, 81
Borgeest, Gus, 58-9, 60-5, 211
Borgeest, Mona, 58-9, 60-5
Borgeest, Naomi, 60
Borghese, Villa, 62
Boss, Martha, 55
Botanic Garden, 29, 34, 181, 262-3
Bowring, Sir John, 28-30
Boxer Rebellion, 40, 74
Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs Assn., 67
Boy Scouts, 63
Brazil, 48
Brinkley, David, 132
British-Chinese intermarriage, 237-8
British common law, 216
British East India Co., 16, 18, 19
British House of Lords, 227, 232-3
British Overseas Airways, 133
British rulers, their character, 257
Buddhists, 254
Building construction, 120, 130-1
Bun Festival, 250-1, 282
Byrnes, James F., 75
Canada, 48
Canned goods, 119
Canton, China, 16-18, 27-9, 31, 37, 40, 241
Cantonese, 176, 241-2
Cantonese cuisine, 302-3
Canton River, 17, 20, 22
Cape Bastion, 95
_Cape St. Mary_, 192
CARE, 71-2, 191
Carlton, Cedric, 95
Carlton Hotel, 301
Castle Peak, 79
Castle Peak Exper. Station, 188-9
Cater, Jack, 194
Cathay, Ltd., 147
Cathay Pacific Airways, 95-8, 133
Catholic Relief Services, 61, 66-7
Cattle raising, 118
Causeway Bay, 37, 270
_Celestial_, 116
Celestial Empire, 18, 20, 41
Central District, 49, 162, 262, 267, 269, 274, 293
Central Market, 268
Central Relief Records Office, 68
Certificate of Origin, Comprehensive, 45, 123, 275, 291-3, 298
Chadwick, Osbert, 36
Chai Wan, 69
Chan, S. Y., 188
Chartered Bank, 264
Chemicals industry, 124
Cheng Chung Kay, 198
Cheongsam, 294
Cheung Chau, 195, 242, 250, 282
_Cheung Hing_ incident, 91
Cheung Sheung, 63
Cheung Yung Festival, 253-4
Chiang Kai-shek, 47, 52, 75
China, Republic of, 41
_China Mail_, the, 128, 225
Chinese calendar, 244-5
Chinese clannishness, 244
Chinese dialects, 241-2
Chinese, diversity of, 240-1
Chinese food, 301-6
Chinese New Year, 90, 245-7
Chinese Temples Ordinance, 232
Ching Ming Festival, 248-9
Cholera, 25
Chuenpee, 20
Chunam, 169
Church, Beatrice M., 146-7
Church, Capt. Charles, 147
Churchill, Winston S., 75
Church World Service, 54, 67, 69, 70-1
Chu Yuan, 252
City Hall, 162, 265
Clear Water Peninsula, 138
Cochrane St., 274
Collective bargaining, 135
Colonial Office, 215, 217, 219, 225
Colonial Secretary, 216
Comm. on Chinese Law and Custom, 238
Communist agitation, 92
Communist “relief mission” riot, 92
_Concord_ incident, 92
Concubines, 236-40
Confucianism, 254
Connaught Road, 268
Contract labor, 30-1
Coop. Dvlpmt. and Fisheries Dept., 187
Cosmetics industry, 119
Cottage industries, 120
Cotton spinning, 123
Cotton weaving, 123
“Covenanters,” Mission Church of Norway, 50
Crime rates, U.S. and Hong Kong, 204-6
Curfew in Double Ten riots, 106
Dairy company, 119
Dairy Farm, Ice & Cold Storage Co., 119, 73
_Dampier_, H. M. S., 99
Deep Bay, 81
Deep Water Bay, 273, 281
Department stores, 293
Des Voeux Road, 263, 267
Dixon, Donald, 94
Dixon-Applegate incident, 93-5
Donovan, Gen., 36
Double Ten riots, 99-107
Dragon Boat Festival, 251-2
Drug addiction, 53, 63, 65, 212-3
Drug addicts, treatment of, 211
Dulles, John Foster, 98
Dying-houses, 230
Dynasty Salon, 141
East Asian Film Festival, 145
Electorate, 215
Electrical apparatus industry, 124
Electric batteries and flashlights, 119
Electro-plating, 120
Elliott, Capt. Charles, 20-2
Employment, 120-1, 123-4, 133, 151, 152
Enamelware, 120, 129
Engineering construction, 120
Epidemics, 23-4, 42
Eu, Mr., 272-3
Eucliffe and Euston castles, 272-3
Executive Council, 148, 215-6
Exports, 121
Faith Hope Nursery, 70
Fanling, 81
Fan Pui, 167-8
Far East Refugee Program, 73
Farm acreage, 176-8
Farm income, 178-9
Federation of Veg. Marketing Coop. Societies, 180
Feng, I., Enamelling Co., 128
Films about Hong Kong, 132
Filtration, 165
Fire Brigade Building, 268
Firecrackers, 304
Fires, 23, 76-7, 92
First Natl. City Bank of N.Y., 136
Fish and Veg. Marketing Orgs., 58, 180, 191, 194
Fishermen’s schools, 195, 199
Fishing, Communist restrictions, 108
Fishing industry, 120, 191, 198
Floating restaurants, 271
Florence Nightingale Award, 58
Flour mills, 118
Flower-growing, 188
Fluoridation, 173
Food manufacturing, 124
Foreign Assets Control Division, U.S. Consulate General, 292
Foreign Correspondents’ Club, 268
Fou Wah Mills, 141
Fowler’s Flying School, 159
France, 38, 40
Freezinhot Bottle Co., 128
French, Graham, 71-2
Frontier Division, Police, 81
Fruit, 178
Fukien, 27
Fung Shui, 169, 244, 249, 272
Furniture industry, 119
Garment manufacturers, 123, 142
Gates, Dr. Elbert E., Jr., 69, 70
Gates, Mrs. June (Elbert E., Jr.), 69, 70
General Post Office, 266
Geneva Textile Agreement, 143
Germany, 38, 40, 42
Gifts, 292
Ginger, preserved, 117-8
Gloucester Hotel, 301
Godfrey, Arthur, 132
Gold rush, 30
Goldsmiths’ shops, 275
Government, character and efficiency, 216-7;
Chinese view of, 217-8;
weaknesses of, 217
Government construction, 131, 159-60
Government House, 33, 231, 257, 262-3
Governor, powers of, 215-6, 225
Graft and corruption, 201, 218-24
Grandview Film Co., 145
Grantham, Gov. Alexander, 93
Grantham, Lady Maurine, 263
“Great Leap Forward,” the, 86-7
“Great Wall,” 261
Green Island Cement Co., 118
Grouting, 168, 170, 172
Gunboats, Communist, 79, 80
Hai Lee Chan, 196-7
Hakka, 64, 176, 190-1, 242
Handicrafts, 297
Hang Hau, 140
_Hangsang_ incident, 92
Hang Seng Bank, 268
Hankow Road, 297
Happy Valley, 270
Happy Valley Jockey Club, 270
Harbor, 25, 156
Harcourt, Rear Adm. C. H. J., 43
Haven of Hope Sanatorium, 54, 57
Heath, Police Commr. H. W. E., 209
Hebe Haven, 171-2
Hei Ling Chau, 64, 282
Hennessy, Gov. John P., 34-6, 232
Henningsen, Anker B., 136-8
Henningsen, A. P., 136
Henwood, Rosalind, 146
Herklots, Dr. G. A. C., 179-80
Heroin, 206-8, 210
Hire cars, 277
Hogan, Chief Justice Michael, 219-22, 225
Hoklo, 176, 191, 242
Holden, William, 132
Hong Kong Annual Report (1956), 47
Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., 150
Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Corp., 148, 151-2, 264
Hong Kong & Whampoa Dock Co., 116-7
Hongkong and Yaumati Ferry Co., 282
Hong Kong Club, 263-5
Hong Kong Commerce and Industry Dept., 122-3
Hong Kong Council of Social Service, 68
Hong Kong Cricket Club, 264
Hong Kong Fed. of Trade Unions, 92
“Hong Kong Fever,” 22
Hong Kong Housing Authority, 77
Hong Kong Housing Society, 78
Hong Kong Island, 16, 19, 21-4, 59, 102, 111, 118, 130, 148, 158,
167-8, 173, 260-2
Hong Kong Junior Chamber of Commerce, 63, 67
Hong Kong Rope Mfg. Co., 118
Hong Kong Royal Engineers, 72
Hong Kong Technical College, 135
Hong Kong _Tiger Standard_, 144
Hong Kong Tourist Assn., 133
Hong Kong Tramway, 269
Hong Kong University, 135, 192, 274
Hong Kong Welfare Society, 61
Hospitals, 273
Hotels, 300-1
Howatson, Fr. P. J., 67
Hung Siu Tsuen, 31
_Hyacinth_, 20
Immigration, 48, 78-81
Imperial Airways, 132, 159
Imperial Hotel, 130, 299, 301, 306
Imperial Preference, 116, 152
Imports, 121
India, 143
Indian cuisine, 306
Indians, 256
Industrial expansion, postwar, 123-4
Industries, early, 114-16
Industry, 45;
liabilities of, 115;
natural assets, 115-16
Inflation, 134
Ingrams, Harold, 289
International cuisine, 302
Interpol, 212
Irish governors, 32
Irrigation, 166
Ivory carvings, 297
Japan, 38, 40, 42, 75, 122
Japan Air Lines, 133
Japanese cuisine, 306
Japanese industry, 122
Japanese trade, 30
Jardine, Matheson & Co., 148-50
Jardine Dyeing & Finishing Co., 149
Jatar, Capt. D. K., 99
Johnson, Linden E., 140
Joseph Fund, 183
Joss House Bay, 250
Jubilee Reservoir, 165
Junk Bay, 52-3, 138
Junk Bay Medical Council, 55
Junks, 139-40, 192-8
Kader Industrial Co., 124-5
Kadoorie, Lawrence and Horace, 72, 181-7
Kadoorie Agric. Aid Assn., 182-7
Kadoorie Agric. Aid Loan Fund, 182-7
Kaifongs, 73, 211
Kai Ho Kai, Sir, 159
Kai Tak Airport, 25, 132-3, 159-61
Kam Tin, 279
Kee Heung Tea House, 286-7
Keeshen, Commr., 21-2
Kelly, Elma, 146-7
Kennedy, Gov. Arthur, 33-4, 231
Kennedy, President John F., 143
Kennedy Town, 118, 269
_Kert_, the, 94
Kingman, Dong, 261-2
Korean war, 44, 113-14, 117
Kowloon Bay, 39, 159, 160-2
Kowloon-Canton Railway, 91, 278, 299
Kowloon Peninsula, 29, 159, 165, 168, 173, 260
Kowloon Tong, 73
Kowloon Walled City, 39, 49
Krasner, Capt. Benjamin, 94
Kuan Yin, 247-8
Kwan, Adm., 21
Kwangtung Province, 16, 241-2
Kwong Lee Cheung Shipyard, 197
Kwong On Bank, 275
Kwun Tong, 111, 156, 161-2
Kwun Tong Road, 161
Laans, 179-80, 191
Labor unions, 134-5
Ladder Street, 275
Ladrone Islands, 92
Lak Ma Chau, 279
Lamma Island, 79, 262
Lamont, Capt. John, 116
Lancelot, Sir, 266
Land, 155-6, 158, 163
Land Border Police, 81-2
Language barrier, 228-9
Lantau Island, 79, 94, 167, 261, 284-5
Lappa Island, 79
Lap Sap Mei, 94
Lapworth, William, 139
Law enforcement, 202-4, 210
Lease of New Territories, 39, 111-2
Leather industry, 120
Lee Loy Shing, 198
Legislative Council, 148, 215-6
Lei Yue Mun pass, 25, 43, 53, 160
Lema Island, 92
Li Cheng Uk, 101-3, 105, 279
Li Chy, 117
Lin Dai, 145
Ling Ting Island, 92
Lin Tse-Hsu, 19, 20-1
Lion Rock Tunnel, 172
Li Po Chun, 268
Li Po Chun Chambers, 268
Li Sing, 268
London _Times_, 23, 30
Long Harbor, 285
Lower Shing Mun Dam, 172
Lo Wu, 42
Lugard-Harlech Road, 259
Luk Kwok Hotel, 301
Lu K’u, Gov. of Canton, 15
Lu Pan, 195
Lutheran World Federation, 61
Lutheran World Service, 71
Lu Wang-tse, 94
Macao, 11, 16, 26, 119
Macao Ferry incident, 93
Macao Ferry Pier, 269
Macdonnell, Sir Richard G., 32-3, 230
McDouall, John C., 238-40
Machinery industry, 120
MacIntosh, Police Commr. Duncan, 93
Mandarin Textiles, Ltd., 140-1
Man Kam Lo, Sir, 238
Man Mo Temple, 231, 276
Manson, Sir Patrick, 118
Man Wa Lane, 275
Ma On Shan, 285
Mao Tse-tung, 47, 51, 85
Marden, John L., 148, 152-3
Marine Police, 78-80
Marriage Registry, 173
Marriages, the six kinds, 235-7
Maryknoll Fathers, 66-7
Match-making industry, 119
Mechanized fishing boats, 192-8
Men’s tailoring, 295-6
Metal products, 123-4
Mid-Autumn Festival, 252-3
Mines and quarries, 156-7
Mirs Bay, 27, 39, 81
Mission to Lepers, 64
Mongkok, 103-5
Mongolian steamboat, 305-6
Morris, Capt. Mike, 271
Motion picture industry, 120, 144-6
Movie theaters, 298-9
Mui Tsai, 35, 232-4
Nail and screw industry, 119
Nanking, Treaty of, 29
Napier, Lord, 18
Nathan Road, 130-1, 278
National Cash Register Co., 136
Nationalist China, 39, 44
Nationalist Chinese, 86, 91, 99, 101, 105-7
Natural resources, 23-4
_Nemesis_, 21
Net Domestic Product, 121
Newcombe, Madge, 68
New Territories, 156, 158, 165-6, 170-1, 175-6, 183, 191, 242, 260-1,
279
Newton, John, 138
Newton, Robert J., 138-40
Newton, Whitney, 138-40
Night clubs, 299
Nim Shue Wan, 185
Noodles, 66-7
North Korea, 114
North Point, “Little Shanghai,” 124, 270
Oaths, swearing of, 229
Opium, 17-8, 201-12, 228
Ottawa Agreements of 1932, 116
Paar, Jack, 132
Pakistan, 143
Pak Ngau Shek, 184-6
Palmerston, Lord, 20-2
Pan American World Airways, 132-3, 159
Paquerette, Ltd., 136
Park Hotel, 130, 299, 301
Pa T’eng seiners, 198
Peak Tram, 259-60, 262, 271
Pedder Lane and Street, 267
Pekinese cuisine, 305
Peking, 29, 40
Peking, Convention of, 29
Peng Chau, 64, 119, 168, 242, 282, 283
Peninsula Hotel, 130, 300-1
Piracy, 16, 23, 27-8, 32-3, 42, 203
Pirates, airborne, 27-8
Plague, 25, 37-8, 40
Plastic flowers, 124
Plastic wares, 124
_Pleasantville_ incident, 92
Plover Cove, 171-2, 285
Pneumonia, 41
Pok Fu Lam, 164, 262
Po Leung Kuk, 35, 233
Police, nationality of, 213-4
Po Lin Monastery, 170, 284-5
Pond fish, 178, 189-90
Population, 32, 38, 42, 76, 78, 150
Population, density of, 24
Portuguese, 16, 27, 229, 255-6
Po Toi Island, 72, 108, 148
Pottinger Street, 274
President Hotel, 130
Preventive Service, 208-10
Prince’s Building, 263
Princess Alexandra of Kent, 147
Printing industry, 119, 124
Prostitution, 205-6, 232-4
Protestants, 254
Public Enquiry Service, 221-2
Public Pier, Kowloon, 266
Public Works Dept., 170, 173, 263
Purse-seining, 198
Quarry Bay, 116
Queen Mary Hospital, 273
Queen’s Pier, 266
Queen’s Road, 158, 266
Radio and television shows about Hong Kong, 132-3
Radio Hong Kong, 147
Ramon Magsaysay Award, 64
Rawling, S. B., 164
Reclamation, 37, 156, 158-9, 162-3, 173
Recorded workshops, 120
Red China, 44-5
Refugees, 24, 26, 31, 41-2, 48, 73-6, 78-83
Registered factories, 120
Relief expenditures, 73
Rennie’s Mill Camp, 52-3, 55, 56, 138
Repulse Bay, 272-3, 281
Repulse Bay Hotel, 273, 301
Reservations, hotel, 301
Resettlement cottages, 77
Resettlement estates, 77, 278
Rice, 177
Rice Bowl, the, 298
Rickshaws, 266-7
Ridehalgh, Arthur, 238-40
Rio de Janeiro, 25
Robinson, Gov. Hercules, 29-31, 164, 229
Rodrigues, Dr. A. M., 211
Roman Catholics, 254-5
Romaniello, Msgr. John, 66-7
Roosevelt, President F. D., 75
Royal Naval Launch incident, 93
Rubber products, 119, 124
Ruling group, 214-5
Russell & Co., 136
Russia, 38, 40
Russian pastries, 306-7
Ryan, Fr. Thomas F., 179-81
Sai Kung, 72
_St. Bride’s Bay_ incident, 93
Salt water use, 173
Sanitary conditions, 36-7, 230-1
Sargent, Sir Malcolm, 265
Saunders, Doris, 141
Schools, 32
Seamen’s Strike of 1922, 26
Seawall, 158
Secretariat for Chinese Affairs, 209, 216, 221, 232
Sedan chairs, 266
Shakespeare, 113
Sham Chun Reservoir, China, 110
Sham Chun River, 38
Sham Shui Po, 104, 213
Shanghai, 115, 124, 149
Shanghainese cuisine, 304
Sha Tin, 172
Shatin Heights Hotel, 301
Shatin Valley, 279
Shau Kei Wan, 191, 195-6, 269-71
Shaw Brothers film studio, 145
Shek Kip Mei, 61, 76-7, 101
Shek Kwu Chau, 64, 211
Shek Li Pui Reservoir, 165
Shek-O, 273
Shek Pik, 167-70
Shell-button factories, 118
Sheung Shui Exper. Sta., 188
Shipbuilding, 30, 114, 116-17, 124
Shipping, 30, 150
Shoeshine Alley, 267
Shopping arcades, 294
Shopping areas, 292-3
Sik-nin Chau, Sir, 211
Silver Mine Bay, 168-9, 285
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 136
Sin Hoi, 263
Sin Hung, 263
Skau, Sister Annie M., 49-58
Smale, Sir John, 35, 232
Smallpox, 42
Smith, Rev. George, 201-2, 204
Smuggling immigrants, 79-81
Social conditions, 24
Society for Aid and Rehab, of Drug Addicts, 64
_South China Morning Post_, 90
South China Sea, 95
South Sea Textile Mfg. Co., 126-7
Sparkman & Stephens, Inc., 139
Spies, Nationalist Chinese, 109
Squatter shacks, population, 78
Squeeze on parcels to China, 89-90
Stalin, Josef, 75
Standard of living, 134
Stanley, 273
Star Ferry terminals, 162, 265-6, 278
Starling Inlet, 80
Stather, Lt. Cmdr. K., 194
Statue Square, 263, 265
_Steel Rover_ incident, 91-2
Stonecutters Island, 29, 111
Suez Canal opening, 34
Sullivan, Ed, 132
Sung Wong T’oi, 74
Sunshine Island, 60-5
Sun Yat Sen, Dr., 41, 74
Szechuan cuisine, 304-5
Tai Hang Tung, 77, 103, 105
Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co., 116-7, 270
Taikoo Sugar Refinery Co., 118
Tai Lam Chung Reservoir System, 165-7
Tai Lung Forestry and Crop Experimental Station, 190
Tai Mo Shan, 185
Tai O, 285
Tai Ping Rebellion, 31, 74
Tai Po, 279, 285-6
Tai Shui Hang Monastery, 285
Tai Tam, 33, 72, 165
Tai Tam Bay, 79
Tai Tam Tuk, 165
Taiwan, 48, 99
Tak Sau coffin shop, 276
Ta Kwu Ling Exper. Sta., 188
Tang, P. Y., 124, 116-8
Tanka, 176, 191, 202, 242-3
Taoists, 254
Tao-Kuang, Emperor, 21-2
Tap Mun Chau, 285-6
Tariffs, 24
Taxis, 277
Telegraph link to England, 34
Temple Street, 286
Textile exports, 128, 141-2, 149-50
Three Fathoms Cove, 285
T’ien Hou, 249-50, 260
Tientsin, 29
Tiger Balm Gardens, 272
Ting, H. C., 124-6
Ting, Prof., 61
Tingle Athletic Assn., 265
Tingle, Billy, 265
Ti Ping, Emperor, 73-4, 261
Tobacco industry, 120
To Kwa Wan, 119
Tolo Channel, 170-1, 285
Tolo Harbor, 279
Tong King, Gulf of, 192, 198
Topography, 157
Tourists, 243-4, 289-92
Tourist trade, 131-33
Trade, Hong Kong, 16-7, 88-9
Transistor radios, 125
Transportation industry, 120, 133
Trawling, 198
Trevelyan, Humphrey, 98
Triads, 101-4, 106-7, 211, 213-4, 234
Tsang, John Chao-ko, 109-10, 214
Tsim Sha Tsui, 130, 278, 292, 298
Tsing Yi, 72, 283-4
Tsuen Wan, 69, 105-7, 126, 156, 162, 167-8
Tsui, Paul K. C., 221-2
Tuberculosis, 25, 273-4
Tung, John, 124, 128-9
Tung Lung Island, 250
Tung Wah Hospital, 35, 38, 230-1
Turner, Sir Michael, 148, 151-2
Typhoons, 23, 34, 41, 60, 157-8
Typhus, 25
Union House, 263
United Church of Canada, 61
United Kingdom, 69
United Nations, 44
U.N. Econ. and Soc. Council, 212
U.N. Embargo, 120
United States, 39, 40, 48
U.S. Navy, 87, 98
U.S. Tariff Commission, 143-4
Upper Kowloon, 100
Upper Lascar Row, “Cat Street,” 275-6
Urban Council, 148
U Tat Chee, 117
Vegetables, 177, 188
Vehicular Ferry Pier, 268, 277, 281
Victoria, Queen, 22, 117, 146, 270
Victoria City, 164
Victoria Park, 270
Victoria Peak, 49, 158, 164, 230, 253, 259-62, 299
Views of Hong Kong, 299
_Volage_, 20
Wages and working conditions, 133-5
Wah Yan College, 180
Walla-Walla, 265-6
Wanchai, 49, 158, 260, 270
_Wan Fu_, 271, 281-2
Water supply, 23-4, 155-6, 163-73
Weather, 157
Welfare handicraft shops, 298
Wells, water, 164, 166, 183
Western District, 231, 269, 274, 277
Wheelock, Marden & Co., 148, 152
Wild animals, 280
Wing-Hong Cheung, 194, 197
Wing On Street, 274
Wing Sing Street, 275
Women, 33-5, 146-8;
executives and professional, 147;
in industry, 146-7;
status and treatment, 234-5
Women’s clothing, 296
Wong, Steve, 97-8
Wong Nai Chung, 165
Wong Tai Sin, 68-9
Wood-carving shops, 297
Wooden chests, 297
Woods, Aileen, M.B.E., 147-8
Workmen, quality of, 135
Workmen’s Compensation, 134
World Health Organization, 212
_World of Suzie Wong, The_, 301
World Refugee Year, 69
Wyndham Street, 266
Yalta Conference, 75
Yangtze River, 21
Yau Ma Tei, 37, 213, 281
Yee Hop Shipyard, 196
Yuen Long, 119, 187, 189, 279
Yu Yat-sum, 189-90
YWCA, 70