Norman Lockhart Smith

Norman Lockhart Smith (Chinese Translated Name: 史美) was a British colonial administrator who became Acting Administrator of Hong Kong on various occasions.

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Preceded by Acting Administrator Wilfred Southorn	Acting Administrator of Hong Kong September - November 1935	Succeeded by Acting Administrator Wilfred Southorn
Preceded by Wilfrid Thomas Southorn	Colonial Secretary of Hong Kong 1936-1941	Succeeded by Sir Franklin Charles Gimson
Preceded by Sir Andrew Caldecott	Acting Administrator of Hong Kong April - October 1937	Succeeded by Sir Geoffrey Northcote
Preceded by Sir Geoffry Alexander Stafford Northcote	Acting Administrator of Hong Kong 6–10 September 1941	Succeeded by Sir Mark Aitchison Young

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Name	Smith, Norman Lockhart
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