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name is probably given on account of the bamboo clumps in the neighbourhood.
- Killeney Road. 東陵巴虱對面巷
- Tang Leng Pa Sat Twi Bin Hang–"The lane in front of the Tanglin market."
- Kim Seng Road. 豐興橋
- Hong Hin Kio–"Ilong Ilin bridge." "Hong Hin"=chop of Tan Kim Seng.
- Kling Street. 山仔頂 or (2)鐵條腳
- Swa Kia Teng–"Small hill top." Or (2) Thi Thiau Kha "The foot of the iron pillars." Many iron pillars were used in the construction of houses in this street.
- Lavender Street 鵝曹大公司 or (2) 菜園內
- Go Cho Twa Kong Si–"The big Rochor kongsi." The chief meeting house of the Thien Thi Hoi was in this street.[1] Or (2) Chai Hng Lai, meaning that vegetable gardens are alongside the road. "Chai Hng"=Vegetable gardens; and "Lai" inside.
- Little Cross Street. 縐亞打銅街
- Jiowa Phak Tang Koi–"The street of the Javanese copper-smiths."
- Lorong Telok. 篾籠街
- Bi Lang Koi–"Bamboo basket street."
- Macao Street. 玻璃邊
- Po Li Pi–"The side of the Police," i.e., Central Station.
- Magazine Road. 陳聖王街
- Tan Seng Ong Koi–"Tan Seng Ong street." Tan Seng Ong was the ancestor of the Seh "Tan."
- ↑ See "Manners and Customs of the Chinese of the Straits Settlements," by J. D. Vaughan, p. 110.
