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Time to Remember is the title of one series of programs by Radio Hong Kong (RTHK). It started broadcast in January 1968. The last broadcast may be in mid 1974.
About 56 recordings of the 60s are stored under HKPL, added up to total 200 together with the ones of the 70s. They comprise interviews of noted persons of the time, from different walks of life. Some interviewees are covered in 2 or 3 parts, each program is about 45 mins. 

There were three issues published with this title at least : 1846, 1848, 1850. All are available on internet.

Editor : William Tarrant, who later became the owner of Friend of China from 1850.

[special in issues]

Hongkong Almanack and Directory with an Appendix  (1846)

  Note on the Island of Hongkong,  by A. R. Johnston (1844) 
  Names of Foreign Residents in China  (8 pages)^{(^)} 
  List of Chinese Traders in the Autumn of 1845

  printer : China Mail

'Cheung Chau Notes' appear to be a frequent column on China Mail in mid 1920s to 1936.
It is listed as a regular item of the Overland China Mail (all news of a week published on Fridays) in ads on China Mail itself approx. until end of 1927.
On China Mail, this column possibly begins with an article on 13 Nov. 1923. Said column title was adopted and posted on China Mail until around 1936 end.
For the very first article, it is actually titled :

A new feature of the present issue ... is the extended 
Index, wherein will be found the names and addresses 
of the executive officers of the various Missions in 
China. 

                                                        - Preface   March 28, 1936

• Some encouragements from medical and surgical work carried out as a P.O.W. in the far east (Hong Kong Argyle St. Camp and Japan Shinagawa POW Camp)

• Journal of the Royal Naval Medical Service, Vol 44 (1958) (Pages 77 - 96)

• Hugh Cleave (Medical Officer-in-Charge of, the Royal Naval Hospital, Hong Kong, 1941) : 

• Hugh Latimer CLEAVE [1910-2010]
• The Principal Medical Officer (P.M.O.) of Hong Kong Royal Naval Hospital , 1941

• Report of the Matron of the Royal Naval Hospital, Hong Kong
• Miss Franklin's diary records during World War II, including her time at the Stanley Civilian Internment Camp

• Report of the Matron (pages 269-282)

   

Here are notes my Mother typed some years ago.

((The following document is believed to have been written shortly after liberation in 1945.))

NURSING DETACHMENT, HONG KONG VOLUNTEER DEFENCE CORPS.

These appeared in the local newspapers in the months following the Japanese surrender, advising people when a ship was available to take them overseas.

"Light Airs" in seven volumes was the journal of the 4th Submarine Flotilla. The submarines seem to have each taken it in turns to compile a volume of the journal. Printed by Kelly & Walsh Ltd., Hong Kong, Vol. VI was compiled by members of the crew of HM Submarine L3. The editor was R.G. Liveing and the pages I shall be uploading is from the copy kept by the commanding officer, Lt.-Cdr. W. R. Fell. The journal  gives a flavour of life on a submarine and is a nice example of 1920s humour - submariner humour.