1960s Boys feeding chickens
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New on Gwulo: 2018, week 14
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Club Lusitano's historic propeller
When Ian heard I was giving a talk at the Club Lusitano, he tipped me off that they had a valuable piece of Hong Kong's history I should look out for: "Ask to see the old propeller".
So last Wednesday evening I was led to the 26th floor, and shown this propeller on their restaurant's wall:
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New on Gwulo: 2018, week 12
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Po Kong village [????-1942]
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Last November we moved to San Po Kong (新蒲崗) in Kowloon. The "San" means "New", so I wondered if there was an older Po Kong that it takes its name from. A map of the area from 1902-3 [1] shows the answer is yes: there was a village named Po Kong.