Building at the waterfront (until about 1895 - before reclamation) with six rows of balconies (no. 9 on the annotated photo). Numbering of houses still the same in 1955, today 72-78.
Building on Des Voeux Road with six rows of balconies (no. 7 on the annotated photo). Was built on the place of Victoria Hotel which collapsed in 1895. Construction date estimated to 1897.
Building at the waterfront (until about 1895 - before reclamation) with three arches (no. 4 on the annotated photo). It was owned by Douglas Lapraik & Co shipping company.
Building at the waterfront (until about 1895 - before reclamation) with four arches (no. 3 on the annotated photo).
This rather large two-storey stone house appears on photos posted by chinarail and myself at the New Kowloon City Road, north-east of the cut through the slope of Sacred Hill. It seems to be at or just beyond the old boundary between Kowloon and the New Territories. I think it can be located on the 1920 map on hkmaps.hk. It should have been just north-east of the Kowloon City Roundabout. Built around 1900, surely demolished.
Update 2020-04-26: It can also be seen on the 1920 Gwulo map!
