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Hong Kong Harbor, with its fancy ferries and tour boats and its exotic, though not so fancy, junks, is a big draw for tourists, whose numbers increase(...)
Hong Kong Harbor, with its fancy ferries and tour boats and its exotic, though not so fancy, junks, is a big draw for tourists, whose numbers increase(...)

Hong Kong Harbor, with its fancy ferries and tour boats and its exotic, though not so fancy, junks, is a big draw for tourists, whose numbers increase(...)

Date4/1/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Hong Kong Harbor; with its fancy ferries and tour boats and its exotic; though not so fancy; junks; is a big draw for tourists; whose numbers increased last year by 20 per cent over 1975 to a total of 1.6 million. Other big factors are its location; which makes it an ideal jumping off spot for other destinations; and its shopping bargains.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0117464F
The water people of Hong Kong are born, live and die aboard the junks and small craft that populate the busy harbor
The water people of Hong Kong are born, live and die aboard the junks and small craft that populate the busy harbor
4/1/1972
The ubiquitous junk that you see everywhere around Hong Kong will most likely have been built on Cheung Chau Island in the New Territories. It's the c(...)
The ubiquitous junk that you see everywhere around Hong Kong will most likely have been built on Cheung Chau Island in the New Territories. It's the c(...)
5/29/1982
The S.S. Sam McBride and its fellow ferries started carrying festival fans across Toronto harbor before 10 in the morning to attend the instrumental w(...)
The S.S. Sam McBride and its fellow ferries started carrying festival fans across Toronto harbor before 10 in the morning to attend the instrumental w(...)
7/25/1969
Top: Hong Kong's floating towns, where people live and die at sea, is a feature of the world's most spectacular city and its harbor
Top: Hong Kong's floating towns, where people live and die at sea, is a feature of the world's most spectacular city and its harbor
12/28/1974
A Chinese junk from Hong Kong rides at anchor in Toronto harbor, seen through a porthole of another ship
A Chinese junk from Hong Kong rides at anchor in Toronto harbor, seen through a porthole of another ship
6/12/1972
The Island of Bali is rated the best in the world for tourists by The Star's travel editors, though it may not long retain its charm under the weight (...)
The Island of Bali is rated the best in the world for tourists by The Star's travel editors, though it may not long retain its charm under the weight (...)
12/1/1973
So what? Apology is step in right direction, but it's not enough, says John Stroud, president of the Hong Kong Veterans Association, pictured today.
So what? Apology is step in right direction, but it's not enough, says John Stroud, president of the Hong Kong Veterans Association, pictured today.
5/30/1991
It's fancy sailing, indeed, on this yacht belonging to Errol Flynn, and cruising in California waters with all its gadgets and jibs
It's fancy sailing, indeed, on this yacht belonging to Errol Flynn, and cruising in California waters with all its gadgets and jibs
12/21/1946
The waters of Hong Kong are crowded with boats, but you can get away from it all just a short walk from the noise
The waters of Hong Kong are crowded with boats, but you can get away from it all just a short walk from the noise
4/7/1972
Hong Kong's other side, far from the camera-cluttered shops of the main streets, can be seen by tourists who pick up a pamphlet outlining six walks th(...)
Hong Kong's other side, far from the camera-cluttered shops of the main streets, can be seen by tourists who pick up a pamphlet outlining six walks th(...)
12/31/1977
Sweet-swinging Fred McGriff compiled some fancy numbers last year in his first season as the Blue Jays' everyday first baseman
Sweet-swinging Fred McGriff compiled some fancy numbers last year in his first season as the Blue Jays' everyday first baseman
8/5/1988
Chinese Junk brightens harbor. Yes, that's a Chinese junk sailing across the Toronto waterfront. It's owned by Louis Pantaleo, a Toronto contractor, w(...)
Chinese Junk brightens harbor. Yes, that's a Chinese junk sailing across the Toronto waterfront. It's owned by Louis Pantaleo, a Toronto contractor, w(...)
6/7/1972