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James Hayes Papers http://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/kt1d5nd7s7 No online items Inventory of the James Hayes papers Finding aid prepared by Hoover Institution Archives Staff and Yichen Jin Hoover Institution Archives 434 Galvez Mall Stanford University Stanford, CA, 94305-6003 (650) 723-3563 [email protected] © 2008, revised 2014 Inventory of the James Hayes 93004 1 papers Title: James Hayes papers Date (inclusive): 1580s-1998 Collection Number: 93004 Contributing Institution: Hoover Institution Archives Language of Material: English Physical Description: 36 manuscript boxes, 51 oversize boxes, 8 cubic foot boxes, 1 oversize scroll(61.0 linear feet) Abstract: Reports, minutes, correspondence, memoranda, contracts, maps, and printed matter relating to various aspects of governmental administration of Hong Kong, and especially to regulation of labor. Includes scrolls of calligraphy by Ching dynasty scholar-officials of Kwangtung Province, China. Physical Location: Hoover Institution Archives Creator: Hayes, James, 1930- Access Boxes 85, 89, and 91-93 restricted. The remainder of the collection is open for research; materials must be requested at least two business days in advance of intended use. Publication Rights For copyright status, please contact the Hoover Institution Archives. Preferred Citation [Identification of item], James Hayes papers, [Box no., Folder no. or title], Hoover Institution Archives. Acquisition Information Acquired by the Hoover Institution Archives in 1993. Biographical Note British civil servant; deputy commissioner of labor, Hong Kong. Scope and Content of Collection Reports, minutes, correspondence, memoranda, contracts, maps, and printed matter relating to various aspects of governmental administration of Hong Kong, and especially to regulation of labor. Includes scrolls of calligraphy by Ching dynasty scholar-officials of Kwangtung Province, China. Accruals Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. To determine if this has occurred, find the collection in Stanford University's online catalog at http://searchworks.stanford.edu/ . Materials have been added to the collection if the number of boxes listed in the catalog is larger than the number of boxes listed in this finding aid. Subjects and Indexing Terms Calligraphy, Chinese. China--Civilization. China--History--Quing dynasty, 1644-1912. Great Britain--Colonies. Guangdong Sheng (China)--History. Hong Kong (China) Hong Kong (China)--Politics and government. Labor policy--China--Hong Kong. Box 1 Calligraphy scrolls by Ching dynasty scholar-officials of Kwangtung Province, China Box 1 Zhang Weibing (three scrolls) undated Box 5 Zhang Weibing (continued) Box 1 Chen Gongyin undated Box 1 Feng Mingchang undated Box 1 Huang Peifang undated Box 1 Wu Rongguang undated Box 2 Ma Haiwei undated Box 2 Luo Shusheng (two scrolls) undated Inventory of the James Hayes 93004 2 papers Calligraphy scrolls by Ching dynasty scholar-officials of Kwangtung Province, China Box 2 Chen Han (four scrolls) undated Box 3 Liang Yaoshu (two scrolls) undated Box 3 Luo Wenzhong (two scrolls) undated Box 3 Li Erqiao undated Box 3 Huang Huaisen (three scrolls) undated Box 8 Huang Huaisen (continued) Box 3 Li Wentian (four scrolls) undated Box 7 Li Wentian (continued) Box 4 Unidentified (two scrolls) undated Box 4 Dai Hongli (two scrolls) undated Box 4 Chen Ziqing (two scrolls) undated Box 4 Tan Zongqing (two scrolls) undated Box 4 Unidentified (two scrolls) 1990 Box 4 Deng Chengbei (two scrolls) undated Box 5 Bao Jun (six scrolls) undated Box 5 Long Yuanchuan (two scrollls) undated Box 5 Huang Danshu (three scrolls) undated Box 6 Zhu Ciqi (two scrolls) undated Box 6 Su Yaokui undated Box 6 Huang Zigao (two scrolls) undated Box 6 Zeng Wangyan (three scrolls) undated Box 8 Zeng Wangyan (continued) Box 6 Liu Guangyan (two scrolls) undated Box 6 Chen Botao (three scrolls) undated Box 6 Unidentified (two scrolls) undated Box 6 Gao Yaopeng (two scrolls) undated Box 7 Feng Youyi (four scrolls) undated Box 7 Song Xiang (two scrolls) undated Box 7 Huang Yuezhi (two scrolls) undated Box 8 Gui Yao undated Box 8 Unidentified (two scrolls) undated Box 8 Peng Dailai (four scrolls) undated Box 8 Historical photographs of Hong Kong 1994 Hong Kong public administration files 1946-1982 Box/Folder 9 : 1 General labor reports and brief 1946-1987 Box/Folder 9 : 2 "Tsuen Wan New Town Development Plan" and "Brief on Minimum Wage Legislation in Hong Kong," 1976 Box/Folder 9 : 3 Ta Tit Street, Kwloon City land 1979 Box/Folder 9 : 4 City Monograph prepared for the Regional Congress of Local Authorities for Development of Human Settlements in Asia and the Pacific 1982 Box/Folder 9 : 5 Hong Kong Labor Committee, reports and brief 1982-1984 Box/Folder 9 : 6 Public speeches of James Hayes 1982-1985 Box/Folder 9 : 7 Development proposal of Tai Po district 1986-1990 Box/Folder 9 : 8 1987 Nagoya congress materials 1987 Box/Folder 9 : 9 General district administration circular 1987 Box/Folder 9 : 10 Passport of Wong Chu Pik 1950 Hong Kong land survey maps and leaseholder lists undated Box 10 Map of seven villages undated Box 10 Kowloon city survey maps (6 sheets) undated Box 10 Map of crown lands 1972 Box 10 Leaseholder lists (two copies) undated Public speeches and meeting minutes 1983-1995 Inventory of the James Hayes 93004 3 papers Public speeches and meeting minutes 1983-1995 Box/Folder 11 : 1 Labor Advisory Board Committee meeting minutes 1983 Box/Folder 11 : 2 District Management Committee meeting minutes 1983 Box/Folder 11 : 3 "The Changing Pattern of Employment in Hong Kong" a speech to the Retail Management Association and related conference papers 1984 Box/Folder 11 : 4 Industrial Safety and Accident Prevention Committee of Labor Advisory Board meeting minutes 1984 Box/Folder 11 : 5 Registrar of Trade Unions Hong Kong, publicity unit materials 1984-1985 Box/Folder 11 : 6 "Where do we go from here? Trends in labor legislation" speech to the American Chamber of Commerce Employee Relations Committee 1985 Box/Folder 11 : 7 Contemporary Hong Kong clippings 1987-1988 Box/Folder 11 : 8 Restoration of the Ancient Gates of Kan Tin, New Territories materials 1925 Box/Folder 11 : 9 "Teaching Local Geography" materials 1951 Box/Folder 11 : 10 New Territories of Hong Kong notes 1937 Box/Folder 11 : 11 Intellectus: Bulletin of the Hong Kong Institute of Economic Science 1991 Box/Folder 11 : 12 Flag, badges, seals, and arms of Hong Kong 1963 Box/Folder 11 : 13 Campaign and tourism brochure 1993 Box/Folder 11 : 14 Volunteer: The Journal of the Royal Hong Kong Regiment 1994-1995 Tsuen Wan Files 1930-1997 Scope and Contents note Includes village removal and land redevelopment materials. Box/Folder 11 : 15 Digest of instructions from the secretary of state for the colonies regarding disposal and tenure of land in the colony of Hong Kong 1930 Box/Folder 11 : 16 Crown lands resumption ordinance 1960 Box/Folder 11 : 17 Cheung Shan, clearance of squatter cultivators 1976 Box/Folder 11 : 18 List of re-sited villages 1973-1984 Box/Folder 11 : 19 Village removals 1976-1982 Box/Folder 12 : 1 Map of Tsuen Wan, New Territories 1978 Box/Folder 12 : 2 "Hong Kong Housing Annual Reports on Clearance Squatter Control and Redevelopment" extract 1975-1982 Box/Folder 12 : 3 Tsuen Wan information from Hong Kong University, geography department 1979-1980 Box/Folder 12 : 4 Tai Wang Ha village removal clearance 1980 Box/Folder 12 : 5 Mass transit railway extension to Tsuen Wan 1981 Box/Folder 12 : 6 Agenda and aid-memoire for meeting with Hoi Pa 1981 Box/Folder 12 : 7 Village removal situation reports 1981 Box/Folder 12 : 8 Village extention area and uses of small house policy to supplement village removal reports 1981 Box/Folder 12 : 9 Tsing Yi general development aid-memoire 1981 Box/Folder 12 : 10 Tsuen Wan redevelopment, newspaper and magazine clippings 1982-1997 Box/Folder 12 : 11 Hong Kong labor department correspondence 1984 Box/Folder 12 : 12 "Joint Declaration" white paper 1984 Box/Folder 12 : 13 City and New Territories administrative correspondence 1987 Box/Folder 12 : 14 Academic journals and thesis 1987-1993 Box/Folder 12 : 15 "The New Town Experience Conference" correspondence 1993 Box/Folder 12 : 16 "Representative Government in Hong Kong" white paper 1994 Box/Folder 12 : 17 Human Rights sub-committee, terms of reference 1996 Box/Folder 12 : 18 Notes for use in the District Land Offices, New Territories undated Box/Folder 12 : 19 Crown lease schedule extract undated Tsuen Wan materials on community building and town management materials 1959-1991 Box/Folder 12 : 20 Visits to non-government associations 1959-1978 Box/Folder 12 : 21 New Territories and city administration memoranda 1971-1976 Box/Folder 13 : 1 Yeung UK Hawker Bazaar clearances 1975-1976 Box/Folder 13 : 2 Tsuen Wan papers and speeches 1975-1982 Box/Folder 13 : 3 Tsuan Wan sports and recreation projects 1979-1981 Box/Folder 13 : 4 Town management reports 1980-1982 Inventory of the James Hayes 93004 4 papers Tsuen Wan materials on community building and town management materials 1959-1991 Box/Folder 13 : 5 Tsuen Wan environmental control section report 1981 Box/Folder 13 : 6 Town management list 1981 Box/Folder 13 : 7 Community building 1982-1991 Box/Folder 13 : 8 "A History of Export Design in Hong Kong," 1988 Box/Folder 13 : 9 "The Heritage of Hong Kong," 1992 Box/Folder 13 : 10 "Administering the New Town of Hong Kong," undated District administration and regional planning materials 1966-1993 Box/Folder 14 : 1 Local administration
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