Hopefully I've got the marker in the right place - please correct me if not.
Completion date comes from the Film Services Office website:
Notes from Moddsey:
As far as I know, the former Police Training School in Kowloon was at Mongkok Police Station.
Ref: http://www.flickr.com/photos/61422138@N04/7239604050/lightbox/
The outline of this building on a map from the 1930s [Plate 3-5b, Mapping Hong Kong] has the same outline as the Berlin Mission building from the 1900s.
Dates are guesses, based on notes from Mike Watson:
The original Water Police Station in TST was constructed in the mid-1860s and was superceded by the existing building, first occupied on 19 September 1884.
This is one of the buildings under the Government's 'Revitalisation Scheme'. The selected project is "The Green Hub for sustainable living", by the Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden Corporation.
Some highlights:
awarded grade II listing:
Wan Chai Police Station (灣仔警署), also known as No. 2 Police Station
(二號差館) or Eastern Police Station, is situated at No. 123 Gloucester Road.
Hard to believe it now, but when this opened it stood on the seafront! The street in front, running along the water's edge, was (and still is) named Reclamation Street.
The street behind it took it's name from this building and was named Station Street (later renamed to Shanghai Street).
Reference: Relationship between street names and the Force, in HK Police 'Offbeat' magazine.
