Charles Henry SUMMERS [c.1892-1966]
His entry in the 1940 Jurors List:
| c | Summers, Charles Henry | Clerk, Taikoo Dockyard & Engineering Co. of H.K., Ld. | Quarry Bay. |
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James William GRANT [c.1899-????]
He appears in the 1942 list of civilian internees:
| Grant J W | 43 | Prison Officer |
Lancelot Ruggles ANDREWES (aka Larry) [1897-1963]
Tony Banham lists him under the Headquarters of the 1st Hong Kong Regiment of the Hong Kong & Singapore Royal Artillery (HKSRA):
Andrews, Larry R. 2nd Lieutenant. H 23.12 QMH (52)
Frederick NOLAN [1903-1972]
China Mail dated 11 January 1946 announced the forthcoming marriage of Frederick Nolan to Miss Chan Kwai-fong. Miss Chan is the daughter of a local leading rice importer and graduate of St. Agnes College. Inspector Nolan is attached to the C.I.D. and has been in Hong Kong since 1923. He joined the Force in September 1926.
George William SEWELL [c.1889-????]
His entry in the 1942 list of internees:
| Sewell G W | 53 | Merchant |
And in the 1941 Jurors List:
| c | Sewell, George William | Merchant, Robertson, Wilson & Co., Ld. | H.K. Club |
George DANKWERTH [1896-1974]
Several records spell his surname 'Dankworth', but from the comments below 'Dankwerth' looks to be the correct spelling.
The page at https://gwulo.com/node/23955 mentions him as 'G.C. Dankworth', but others just use George, so I'm not sure if he had a middle name or not.