- Sir
Catchick Paul
Chater KBE CMG Kt (Armenian: Խաչիկ Փոլ Չաթեր; Chinese: 遮打; 8
September 1846 – 27 May 1926) was a
prominent British businessman of Armenian...
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Streets in
Kennedy Town include: Belcher's
Street Catchick Street (吉席街).
Named after Sir
Catchick Paul Chater, it was
named "Chater Street"
until 1909...
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Spencer Berkeley In
office 5 May 1910 – 1910
Preceded by
Catchick Paul
Chater Succeeded by
Catchick Paul
Chater Unofficial Member of the
Legislative Council...
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along the west s****.
Major developers like
Hormusjee Naorojee Mody and
Catchick Paul
Chater actively parti****ted in the
development of Tsim Sha Tsui....
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Harry De Gray Preceded by
Catchick Paul
Chater Unofficial Member of the
Executive Council of Hong Kong 1916 Succeeded by
Catchick Paul
Chater Preceded by...
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forced him to sell all his
printing equipment due to bankruptcy. The
buyer Catchick Moses, also an Armenian,
established the
American Sarkies and
Moses Company...
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House was
moved to the Pavilion. The
Pavilion was also the
residence of
Catchick Moses, the
founder of the
Straits Times. This
house was
bought by Man****eh...
- out by the Hong Kong Land
company in 19th
Century Hong Kong
under Sir
Catchick Paul
Chater and
James Johnstone Keswick. The
project was
first proposed...
- # Name
Tenure 1
Phineas Ryrie, JP 1884–92 2 Sir
Catchick Paul Chater, CMG, JP 1892–1926 3
Henry Percy White 1926–29 4
Charles Gordon Stewart Mackie, JP...
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printing equipment, and
Apcar went bankrupt.
Fellow Armenian and friend,
Catchick Moses, then
bought the
printing equipment from
Apcar and
launched The Straits...
