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CO 1069-446-03 from The National Archives UK uploaded August 2012
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CO 1069-446-79
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Paed Ortho said:
The present day Museum of Medical Sciences at Caine Lane. Probably taken from Caine Road, roughly looking east.
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Paed Ortho said:
Decoration for the visit by Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh in 1869. I believe it is meant to be Parsee rather than Parsec. Parsees are ethnic Persian members of Zoroastrian community in India. There were many rich influential Parsees in HK at that time.