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hom-75	Williamson, Fiona; Wilkinson, Clive	Asian Extremes: Experience, Exchange and Meteorological Knowledge in Hong Kong and Singapore c.1840-1939	2017	20	.pdf	application/pdf	10814	345	39	11 See P. Kevin MacKeown, Early China Coast Meteorology: The Role of Hong Kong (Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2011); Wai Man-Kui, ‘The Early Tropical Cyclone Warning Systems in Hong Kong, 1841- 1899’, Hong Kong Meteorological Society Bulletin»14:1:2 (2004): 49-81; Pui-yin Ho, Weathering the Storm: Hong Kong Observatory and Social Development (Hong Kong University Press, 2003). During his first few months in Hong Kong, Doberck (usually at the insistence of the Colonial Secretary) was to highlight the absolute necessity of expanding the range and diversity of meteorological observations and registering stations, a mission that was to consume a large part of his time at Hong Kong Observatory.	cache/hom-75.pdf	txt/hom-75.txt