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HK Stanley Ho kicked the bucket at 98
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Unlike most Malays, he was infinitely and financially capable of breeding 17 kids.
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He got 4 legal wives same Islam tradition
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yes, he got 4 legal wives and if he can , he will ask for more.
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But he is born in the 1920s! In the past, rich chinese do have alot of wives and has alot of kids! He has four wives to able to have 17 kids while tat m&d 1 wive 12 kids! Now, the cost of living is so fucking ex and is dumb to have so many kids!
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U dont have to be a Muslim to have 4:wives
That was in the past when women are not well educated! Rich chinese guys do have alot wives and even in those dynasty years! Now, the chinese has improved and change their mindset and now the chinese only has one wive! Unlike those m&d and moslem cant adapt to changes and still stick to convention!
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Yes that is exactly true! The chinese know money is equal to power! That is also in the past! Now the chinese only has 1 wive! Now moslem still having 4 wvives in today's world is really a dumbass!
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Stanley Ho’s real surname is Bosman (dtuch). Him, Bruce Lee and numerous HK/Macau luminaries are direct descendant from Charles Henry Maurice Bosman (pronounced in Cantonese as Ho Tung) a Dutch Jew. Like many Jew, Arab and South Asian merchants, quickly naturalised in East Asia as they could not get enough of Chinese pussies. This ancestor pumped a Qing Dynasty Cantonese slut full tank and left for Europe. One of his son became the Famous Robert Ho Tung who became influential as an intermediary between full blood AMDK colonial masters and the local Chinks.
Charles Henri Maurice BOSMAN [c.1839-1892] | Gwulo: Old Hong Kong
Dutch born Bosman, arrived in Hong Kong about 1859 where, at the age of 20 he was working for the Dutch coolie trader, Cornelius Koopmanschap.
He met a Ms. Sze and the first of their five children was born when he was 22 years old and she was 20.
In 1862, aged 24, the company name was changed to Bosman & Co. in Hong Kong, and Koopmanschap & Co in San Francisco.
He also became the Dutch Consul. What was the value to a coolie trader of being Dutch Consul ? The shipping of "emigrants" to Dutch Guiana had to be done under his consular supervision.
In 1867, the US Congress banned the coolie trade to the USA as being a form of slavery.
When he was 29, he was part owner of the Hongkong Hotel in 1868 and was there for the grand opening, He was also a director of the Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Company. (James Whittall, the resident senior partner of Jardines at the time, was chairman of the Dock Company, the same J. Wittall for whom Bosman was working before he died).
Bosman was described by the Dutch Ambassador to Britian as "a prestigious man, well received among the upper classes" and one of the most important businessmen with China and Hong Kong.
However, his business was not doing well. He sold his assets and left Hong Kong, also leaving behind Ms. Sze and their five children. She, at age 28, then became the concubine of Mr. Kwok and had three children with him.
In 1873, when Bosman was 34, he started the "Eastern Agency" in London.
Four years later, when he was 38 and she was 21, he married Mary Agnes Forbes in San Francisco, 4 October 1877 and she moved to London too. Miss Forbes' father, Alexander, was a well known "pioneer" in the Bay Area, developing subdivisions of land in San Rafael near San Francisco.
While Bosman was courting Mary Agnes, Bosman's sons by Ms. Sze were teenagers, being educated at the "Central School", Hong Kong (later Queen's College) but it is not known who paid their school fees. One of those sons became Sir Robert Ho Tung.
It appears that Alexander Forbes, Bosman's father-in-law, was English and the chairman of the San Francisco Committee of the Anglo-California Foundation, and that Bosman represented them when they gave a lovely gold and silver casket to the British Prime Minster, Lord Beaconsfield in 1879.
Charles Henri Maurice BOSMAN [c.1839-1892] | Gwulo: Old Hong Kong
Dutch born Bosman, arrived in Hong Kong about 1859 where, at the age of 20 he was working for the Dutch coolie trader, Cornelius Koopmanschap.
He met a Ms. Sze and the first of their five children was born when he was 22 years old and she was 20.
In 1862, aged 24, the company name was changed to Bosman & Co. in Hong Kong, and Koopmanschap & Co in San Francisco.
He also became the Dutch Consul. What was the value to a coolie trader of being Dutch Consul ? The shipping of "emigrants" to Dutch Guiana had to be done under his consular supervision.
In 1867, the US Congress banned the coolie trade to the USA as being a form of slavery.
When he was 29, he was part owner of the Hongkong Hotel in 1868 and was there for the grand opening, He was also a director of the Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Company. (James Whittall, the resident senior partner of Jardines at the time, was chairman of the Dock Company, the same J. Wittall for whom Bosman was working before he died).
Bosman was described by the Dutch Ambassador to Britian as "a prestigious man, well received among the upper classes" and one of the most important businessmen with China and Hong Kong.
However, his business was not doing well. He sold his assets and left Hong Kong, also leaving behind Ms. Sze and their five children. She, at age 28, then became the concubine of Mr. Kwok and had three children with him.
In 1873, when Bosman was 34, he started the "Eastern Agency" in London.
Four years later, when he was 38 and she was 21, he married Mary Agnes Forbes in San Francisco, 4 October 1877 and she moved to London too. Miss Forbes' father, Alexander, was a well known "pioneer" in the Bay Area, developing subdivisions of land in San Rafael near San Francisco.
While Bosman was courting Mary Agnes, Bosman's sons by Ms. Sze were teenagers, being educated at the "Central School", Hong Kong (later Queen's College) but it is not known who paid their school fees. One of those sons became Sir Robert Ho Tung.
It appears that Alexander Forbes, Bosman's father-in-law, was English and the chairman of the San Francisco Committee of the Anglo-California Foundation, and that Bosman represented them when they gave a lovely gold and silver casket to the British Prime Minster, Lord Beaconsfield in 1879.
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Who from the SINKapore government will attend his funeral? The CEO of RWS will be attending. I bet Ho Jinx will go too.
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Robert Hotung became the first “Chinese” given permission by high SES AMDK to buy property in Peak area and live there.
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cheebyes owned legally by Stanley Ho
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He is the real king of gambler!
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Why didn't he buy durians from the source, ie Mudland?
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Sir Stanley Ho is to Macau what Lee Kuan Yew to Singapore ...
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