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I had no internet connection, and no phone line since I moved to my present residence in November 2010. How was that possible? Well, stranger things have happened in Hong Kong. Anyways, I am glad that I am reconnected, at last. Will begin writing real soon. November 11, 2011
Now that I am more than a year into this history thing, I can clearly confirm that there are a lot more I didn’t know about Hong Kong than what I already learnt. October 17, 2010
A number of the Posts end with not “End”, but “To Be Completed” mostly for the reason that I like to hop around topics. I get bored easily if I stay too long on the same topic. I don’t mind boring you … hahaha, but I don’t want to bore myself. I will also leave a post unfinished if my research on a subject person(s) returns the extreme of either too much information that would take me a long time to digest or too few to write something meaningful. There you have it, my excuses for not finishing each Post before I move on to a new one. September 11, 2010
There are many ways in which the past of Hong Kong can be studied. This is my mine. Enjoy! August 5, 2009
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
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Rudi Butt
Did You Know?
William Murison, Chief Detective Inspector in charge of the criminal investigation section of the Hong Kong Police Force, received a silver cigarette case from Crown Prince Hirohito of Japan as a gift in recognition of Murison's invaluable services during the latter's stopover in the Colony in March 1921 en route to Britain for a state visit. No announcement was made with regards to what services Murison rendered to the Japanese royalty. Hirohito later became the 124th Japanese monarch and in whose name the nation waged war in China and the Pacific.
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