What's new and updated on the Gwulo website:
General
- Early bus services in Kowloon:
- Kai Tack Motor Bus Company Limited [1923-1933], ran several of the early bus routes in Kowloon
- 1927: New, larger buses from 1 Jan, and no monopoly granted
- 1933: The Kowloon Motor Bus monopoly came into effect
- Kai Tack Motor Bus Company Limited [1923-1933], ran several of the early bus routes in Kowloon
- Early English Colonial Education in Hong Kong in 19th-Century Hong Kong, and the historical foundation dates of King's College
- A Colonial Postbox Miracle ??
- Noel Instone Brewer and the Instone Banking Corporation
- Hong Kong War and Peace Documentary - Bill Lake
- Jury lists of 1840s, earliest 1844
- One potato per day - building the road to Sai Kung
- Rainstorms on 18 June 1972 and 18 June 2026
- Readers ask:
Places
(Click a Place's link below to visit its page - you'll see all the photos we have for it, and can add your memories of the Place to its comments.)
- Kowloon
- Postbox 302, Ho Man Tin [????- ]
- Yau Ma Tei Jockey Club Polyclinic [1967- ]
- Postbox 302, Ho Man Tin [????- ]
- Hong Kong Island
- Sai Ying Pun Post Office through the years:
- Sharp S-bend on Queen's Road / Queensway [????-????]
- Southorn Stadium (current version) [c.1988- ]
- New Territories
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Nam Sang Wai River Crossing, Yuen Long [????- ]
Nam Sang Wai ferry 1960s and 2015, by Klaus - Rennies Flour Mills [1905-1935]
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- Outlying islands
- Former Ferry Crossing, Tai O [????-1996], replaced by Tai Chung Bridge [1996- ]
- Post Box 66, Cheung Chau [????- ]
- Post Box 124, Cheung Chau [????- ]
- Postbox 149 (Tai O) [????- ]
- Sun Ki Bridge (Tai O) [1979- ]
- Former Ferry Crossing, Tai O [????-1996], replaced by Tai Chung Bridge [1996- ]
People
(To see other pages on Gwulo that mention them, first click their name below to visit their page, then click their 'What links here' tab.)
- Dorabjee Naorojee MITHAIWALA [c.1832-1904], founder of the Kowloon Ferry Company which became the Star Ferry
- Max OXFORD [1905-????], RAF Squadron Leader, took part in the Christmas Day Escape, and revived Kai Tak after WW2
- YUEN Ka Tseung (阮嘉祥). Born in Hong Kong, emigrated to Kuala Lumpur. Supporter of Dr SUN Yat Sin.
- Hilda Mo-Yin YUEN, born in 1905, one of the first ten female graduates of the University of Hong Kong's Faculty of Medicine
- WW2: Interned in Stanley Camp
- Alys GREAVES (née GENTLE, aka Alice) [1884-????], VAD
- Dorothy KELVIN-STARK [1900-????], VAD
- Margaret Marianne LEE [1912-????], nursing sister
- Alys GREAVES (née GENTLE, aka Alice) [1884-????], VAD
Photos
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