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Four men to every woman
Today there are more women than men in Hong Kong, but in 1853 things were very, very different
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Yamakawa Hotel / Nagasaki Joe Hotel (19??-19??) [????-????]
62 and 63 Gloucester Road. (On the west side of the junction of Luard & Gloucester Roads).
The location is given in the report on the annual session of the Licensing Board, reported on page 5 of the 8th Nov 1939 issue of the HK Daily Press. It notes that a Restaurant Adjunct Licence was issued to 'Tainosuke Yamakawa, Nagasaki Joe Hotel, 62 and 63, Gloucester Road ground floors.'