This image appears in Hurlimann, Martin, Hong Kong, Thames and Hudson, London 1962. The accompanying text reads: View of the railway station, the port and Hong Kong’s city of Victoria at the foot of Victoria Peak (556 metres) seen from the Peninsula Hotel, Kowloon: from left to right, the skyscraper of the Bank of China; in the foreground at the edge of the water, City Hall; beside it the four-storied Queens Building which is to make way for a skyscraper type of hotel; the Star Ferry; the low St Georges Building and the huge block of Union House.
See also: “Admin”s recently posted 20 colour slides of 1960-61 Hong Kong, where slide number 11, labelled T.S.T., Kowloon: 11 Tsim Sha Tsui Kln. | Gwulo, has been taken from the same spot (The Peninsula Hotel) during the same year (1961). Hurlimann’s version of the scene appears to have been taken using a longer, superior quality lens, resulting in increased magnification, definition, and a narrower field of view.