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(d) The Secretary of State has also asked to stretch his
legs on 9 April. Would a walk around Government House
garden suffice or should something more elaborate be arranged? (The Governor has pointed out that the timing would be rather tight.).
3.
Hong Kong have also asked to know Mrs Hurd's wishes for
the Hong Kong leg of the visit. I attach a copy of
Mrs Hurd's programme for the January 1990 visit. I suggest Mrs Hurd may like to consider the following ideas: visit the
Hong Kong Exhibition Centre; visit the new University of
Science and Techonology; a visit to a major shopping centre (eg Tsimshatsui); cross the harbour on the Star Ferry; visit a school or kindergarden; visit Ocean Park (Asia's largest Oceanarium and Fun Park); visit the Jubilee Sports Centre; horse riding (eg at Fanling).
Would she like to see her on
4. Mrs Hurd has a friend in Hong Kong
(Mrs Jane Studholme-Wilson). this trip?
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