Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "The military camp known as Tai Lam Camp near So Kun Wat including Officer’s Mess at point 362083. The former being bounded by a wire fence."
The camp is clearly shown on the 1952 map.
It was closed in the early 1960s and the newer Perowne Barracks was built on this site.
Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "The camp which includes Lots Nos. 1936-1938, 1939 (Crown land) 1940, 1941, 1960-1965, 1967, 1968 located South of the N.T. Police Depot and West of (a)"
Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "The camp which includes Lots Nos. 4543, 4544, 1877C, 1877D, 1880A, 1881A, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1885A, 1886B, 1887C, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891, 4486 and located opposite D’Almada's Bungalow. Bounded by a wire fence."
Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "Lots Nos. 4347, 4348, 4348A, 4348B, 4348C, 4349, 4350, 4351, 4352, all in D.D. 51 Fanling. Surrounded by wall and fence. Formerly known as the Rural Training College."
Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "Area on South side of Argyle Street surrounded by wire fence with front on Argyle Street."
Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "The area on the west side of Waterloo Road, bounded by Waterloo Road and a perimeter fence, opposite Somerset Road and Suffolk Road."
Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "The area enclosed by a line joining points 540046, 538044, 543042, 544043 and bounded on the South-West by a line of sixteen buoys extending between point 533044 and 543042; on the North-East by the quayside and the old Shamshuipo Typhoon anchorage breakwater. The area is demarcated on the South-West by two Dan buoys each carrying a red flag and on the North-East by a pole bearing a red flag on the Shamshuipo breakwater and a red marker on the quay."
Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "N.W. of Kai Tak Airfield bounded by a fence."
Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "Isolated barracks surrounded by fence."
Described in the 1950 Military Installations Closed Areas document as "House and garden on the corner of Macdonnell Road and Calder Path. Surrounded by a wall."