Taiwan (Formosa): The Pescadores IslandsThe Office, 1944 - 39 頁 |
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1935 Population administrative Admiral Courbet anchorage Ansan Ansan naval base area of approximately Average prod Boan Boan-shicho Boan-sho boats Boko Boko-cho Taiwan Boko-to breeds Boko-cho calling at Mako cent chief Chikkowan China Chinese Japanese Chuton-sho coast coral crops Daikaiyo disease district filariasis fishing Formosan Formosan-Chinese Government-General Gyoo-to Hakusha Hakusha-to Hana-shima Hattaku-to Hatto inhabited Inkai-sho island islet Jigan Junk Bay Keelung Keibou Kichibai-to Kobi koku Kosai Kosai-sho Kosei-to land in Boko-cho lighthouse Livestock located Mako Mako Harbor Mako-gai Mako-shicho ment-General ments miles southwest military millet NavMed northeast O-shima Okura-sho OPNAV Pescadores Islands police affairs population in 1935 Population of Boko-cho Population of villages Primary schools reefs Ryobunko Saikei Saisho-sho Seikichi-sho Seishohei-sho Shako shaku shicho ships Sho or Gai Shochikaku Shoguno-sho Shomon-sho shore Sino-French war Sokuten-to southwest of Mako square miles station sweet potatoes Table Taishakan Takao Tampan-sho technical aide Tokichi-sho Tori-shima Toshohei-sho Total Tsuryo vegetables winds
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第 32 頁 - Stretching for some 2,300 miles from east to west and the same distance from north to south its territory is in a relatively compact form, with only 7 per cent of its area outside the tropics.
第 1 頁 - The county is rectangular in form, being 23 miles from north to south and 25 miles from east to west, with an area of about 557 square miles.
第 15 頁 - The function of the town assembly is to submit opinions on various problems when asked to do so by higher authority.
第 13 頁 - The governor has somewhat less power than the governor of a province, being subject to greater control by the chief of the police affairs department of the Government-General.
第 13 頁 - Industrial production technical aides 4 Public works technical aide 1 Sanitation technical aide 1...
第 13 頁 - Emperor, but by the Tokyo Government (probably in the present Greater East Asia Ministry) upon nomination by the Governor-General and approval by the Emperor.