Visitors' guide : 11 Exhibition of Hong Kong Products, sponsored by the Chinese Manufacturers' Union. The publication included the advertisements of companies, information of the exhibition venue, history of the exhibition, and Amoy Food's history and products.
This essay introduces cotton textile industry. The study report is divided in 3 main sections, i.e. spinning, weaving and knitting. The author gathered data by factory visit and individual interviews.
The short report reviews the textiles industry in Hong Kong, with respect to its history, general condition of this industrys, imports of raw cotton, product types and quality and exports.
This short report reviews the manufacture of woollen glove in Hong Kong, with respect to general condition of this industrys, machines installed and figures of export quantity and value.
This short report reviews the rattanware industry in Hong Kong, with respect to product types, employment, workshops and production operation, as well as Figures of export.
This short report reviews the manufacture of rubber footwear in Hong Kong, with respect to product types, imports of raw materials and exports of finished products.
The article presents the Taikoo Sugar Refining Co. Ltd., which was the only sugar refinery in Hong Kong at the time, with respect to its history, factory facilities, product types, and the latest development plans.
This article is the first of a series of three articles introducing the Chiap Hua Manufactory Company Limited, a major manufacturer of metal products in Hong Kong. In this first article, the author reviews the history and development of the company.
This article reviews the embroidery industry in Hong Kong, with respect to craftsmanship, the range of workshops from cottage factories to enterprising firms, the use of British fabrics for embroidering, the application of embroidering on different types of clothes, and the future of this industry.
This article is the second of a series of three articles about the company. It reviews the commitment of the company in ship breaking and the manufacture of mild steel bar, brass strips and electric torches.
The article introduces the Hong Kong Flour Mills Ltd., a newly built flour mill in Hong Kong, with respect to the founder’s background, product quality, materials and manufacturing process, production capacity and factory facilities, and product brands.
This article was the last of a series of three articles about the company. This last article reviews the commitment of this company in the manufacture of military supplies and electric clocks.
