CHINESE NAMES ОЕ STREETS IN PENANG, 215 
Muntri Street: (1) Hokkien, Sek-lan-ni hang {б 8 
HAK Eurasian lane. (2) Hokkien, Lam hoa i-i" ke РА 9 
ЧЕ] “Lam hoa hospital street,” after the Chinese medical 
institution there, Cantonese, Nam wa yi iin kai Pea ҖЕ ES be 
tH (3) Hokkien, Sin haíf-làm kong-si ke Hitt Bg ДУН] (t 
“new Hailam kong: si street,” after the new Kong-si house of the 
Hailams. Cantonese, San hoi nam kung-si kai 19 PH А9] 
A. ә 
Noordin Street: Hokkien, Коё káng-á te ji tiaü lo 
A es TF — Уй * passed rivulet, number two street ' 
i e., the second street after crossing the Prangin Ditch from 
Beach Street. Cantonese K wo kong chai tai yi thiu lo 8 #5 
FRR | 
Northam Road: Hokkien, A® mô lo: 41 = Ёё “red 
hair road "—road where the Europeans live. That part of this 
road which joins Penang Road is sometimes called ang mô: kū 
thióng KT > EIR “red [hair old cemetery”, i. e., the Pro- 
testant and Roman Catholic Cemetery there. Cantonese, Hung 
molo $7 = 
Penang Road: РАктТ I., about Chulia Street. Hokkien, 
Tiau-làng ke m А “hanging people street”—formerly cri- 
minals were hung there,” Cantonese, Tiu yan kai m 
PART IL, about Chowrasta market. (I) Hokkien, Ка kha- 
khu {E ДЫ “old jail "—the old Criminal Prison, which was 
formerly situated at the present vacant piece of ground opposite 
the Chowrasta market. Cantonese, Kau ka-ku TE НЕ (1) 
