As I understand with the relocation of the Kuhlan Monument (where the demolished Wanchai Market once stood) in 1934, there existed an unnamed patch of land/street that joined up with Wanchai Road from QRE.
I reckon the closure of the area was required for the site formation and building of the 'new' Wanchai Market.
I agree with Moddsey. Here are a few pieces of supporting information...
The gazette says the unamed road was "on the south-west side of Inland Lot No. 86 joining Wanchai Road and Queen's Road East."
We've seen IL 86 before:
It's the lot that housed the Royal Naval Hospital, ie Hospital Hill. On it's south-west corner used to be a short stretch of road between the hill and the Kuhlan monument, visible in this map.
Date ?
There is no quick link. What is the date of the Govt Gazette?
double click ...
If you click, go back and click again (as in getting the jurors lists) the page from the gov gazette of 1st Feb 1935 appears .Patricia
Thamks
Thanks Patricia. Tried it and it worked!
Re: Unnamed Street
As I understand with the relocation of the Kuhlan Monument (where the demolished Wanchai Market once stood) in 1934, there existed an unnamed patch of land/street that joined up with Wanchai Road from QRE.
I reckon the closure of the area was required for the site formation and building of the 'new' Wanchai Market.
See: http://gwulo.com/node/3905
Re: Unnamed Street
I agree with Moddsey. Here are a few pieces of supporting information...
The gazette says the unamed road was "on the south-west side of Inland Lot No. 86 joining Wanchai Road and Queen's Road East."
We've seen IL 86 before:
It's the lot that housed the Royal Naval Hospital, ie Hospital Hill. On it's south-west corner used to be a short stretch of road between the hill and the Kuhlan monument, visible in this map.
As Moddsey notes, that disappeared when the second-generation Wanchai Market was built:
Regards, David