CO129-593-2 Rehabilitation of Hong Kong University. For extracted photographs see CN 3-45. Includes 32 photographs depicting-... 10-1-1945 - 20-1-1946 — Page 89

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At a General Meeting of the Graduates and Past Students of the University of Hong Kong, held after a Reunion Dinner at the Cafe de Chine, on Wednesday, 21st November, 1945, at which over 200 graduates and past students were present, the following resolution was unanimously passed:

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"That it being the conviction of the Graduates and Past Students of the University of Hong Kong that, in the interests of Anglo-Chinese cultural relations and of the educational facilities of the Colony, it is imperative that the University, in a reorganized and expanded form worthy of the Colony, should be reopened as soon as possible, they have noted with pleasure the remarks, recently published in the press, of the Chief Civil Affairs Officer, regarding the reorganization and reopening of the University; and that the Graduates and Past Students wholeheartedly support the efforts now being made by the Vice-Chancellor, Mr. D. J. Sloss, in England, to attain the above-mentioned end, and wish him every success.

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86 At a General Meeting of the Graduates and Past Students of the University of Hong Kong, held after a Reunion Dinner at the Cafe de Chine, on Wednesday, 21st November, 1945, at which over 200 graduates and past students were present, the following resolution was unanimously passed: --- "That it being the conviction of the Graduates and Past Students of the University of Hong Kong that, in the interests of Anglo-Chinese cultural relations and of the educational facilities of the Colony, it is imperative that the University, in a reorganized and expanded form worthy of the Colony, should be reopened as soon as possible, they have noted with pleasure the remarks, recently published in the press, of the Chief Civil Affairs Officer, regarding the reorganization and reopening of the University; and that the Graduates and Past Students wholeheartedly support the efforts now being made by the Vice-Chancellor, Mr. D. J. Sloss, in England, to attain the above-mentioned end, and wish him every success.
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COPY 86 At a General Meeting of the Graduates and Past Students of the University of Hong Kong, held after a Reunion Dinner at the Cafe de Chine, on Wednesday, 21st November, 1945, at which over 200 graduates and past students were present, the following resolution was unani- mously passed: - --- "That it being the conviction of the Graduates and Past Students of the University of Hong Kong that, in the interests of Anglo-Chinese cultural relations and of the educational facilities of the Colony, it is imperative that the University, in a reorganized and expanded form worthy of the Colony, should be reopened as soon as possible they have noted with pleasure the remarks, recently published in the press, of the Chief Civil Affairs Officer, regarding the reorganization and reopening of the University; and that the Graduates and Past Students wholeheartedly support the efforts now being made by the Vice-Chancellor, Mr. D. J. Sloss, in England, to attain the above-mentioned end, and wish him every success.
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At a General Meeting of the Graduates and

Past Students of the University of Hong Kong, held after

a Reunion Dinner at the Cafe de Chine, on Wednesday, 21st

November, 1945, at which over 200 graduates and past

students were present, the following resolution was unani-

mously passed: -

---

"That it being the conviction of the Graduates and

Past Students of the University of Hong Kong that, in the

interests of Anglo-Chinese cultural relations and of the

educational facilities of the Colony, it is imperative that

the University, in a reorganized and expanded form worthy of

the Colony, should be reopened as soon as possible they

have noted with pleasure the remarks, recently published in

the press, of the Chief Civil Affairs Officer, regarding the

reorganization and reopening of the University; and that the

Graduates and Past Students wholeheartedly support the efforts

now being made by the Vice-Chancellor, Mr. D. J. Sloss, in

England, to attain the above-mentioned end, and wish him every

success.

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