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INDEX
INDEX
VII
M-Contd.
P---Contd.
Motions-Contd.
Chairman to announce at a public meeting action taken to implement every carried motion Statement of Aims for 1968
224
258, 306, 366 Exhumation and removal of human remains from graves of four public cemeteries
Primary age children in resettlement estates not attending school-question 142, 429 Primary school, subsidized, application from Sau Mau Ping Kaifong Association to open a, question
183
Private cemeteries-question
467
440
Procedure for reporting blocked drains-question
12
Delegation of powers contained in Section 118(2), (3) & (4) of the Public Health and Urban Services Ordinance
478
Prosecutions taken out in respect of refuse collection stops and for failure to provide sufficient dustbins-question
121
The Government to lay down as policy that the proposed Urban District Officers co-operate closely with the Ward System of the Urban Council Motions and questions, assignment of a particular officer to take follow-up action on-question....
480
Public latrines, improvement to Urban Services Departments-question Public latrines in Aberdeen-question
197
81
194
Multi-storey building-question
246
Public latrines in Tin Wan Resettlement Estate question Public libraries, opening hours of question
82
257
Multi-storey car parks, security measures-question.
117
Multi-storey car parks, training in the use of fire fighting equipment-question... 126
Public open space in Central District, allocation of land for development as, question..
221
Public park, provision of facilities in a, to teach children cycling and road sense-question..
250
Public pleasure grounds, concerts of Chinese music in, -question..
Public toilet at Stanley Beach-question..
Public swimming pools, design of, —question
410
186
190
N
Naval Dockyard land as open space, use of former--question NG, Mr. Peter P. K. (Appointed Member)
447
55, 326
Ngan Hon Street, rubbish dumped along-question
464
Noise from a factory at Kai Yuen Street-question
245
North Point, smell emanating from a factory at-question
462
Questions
Nuisance caused by dogs-question
150
Nullah near Block 19, Chai Wan Resettlement Estate-question
125
Nullahs, covering of open, for use as small playground and sitting out areas
102
Incinerator at Kennedy Town
Doctors seconded as Health Officers to Urban Services Department Water supply To Tai Ping and other villages east of Choi Hung Estate Resiting of small shopkeepers ineligible for resettlement shops Procedure for reporting blocked drains
4
6
8
11
12
Destruction of trade waste by the new incinerators.
Mechanical road sweepers
Oceanarium-question
107
Convention complex
Open spaces, review of policy on, and increase in the annual block vote-motion 159 Overcrowding, relief of, in resettlement estates--question
Complaints and suggestions in Chinese language newspapers
Rats
151
13
14
15
17
19
P
Pamphlet to celebrate the resettlement of 1 million people-question Parks and playgrounds during the civil disturbances
240
102
Pig-breeders, eligibility of, for resettlement shops-question Play leaders
453
Estimated number of hawkers in the urban areas and possibility of creating a Family Assistance Scheme for poor hawking families Air in cinemas and restaurants
Market facilities in Wong Tai Sin Resettlement Estate Vacant land between Nos. 95 & 111, Blue Pool Road Water supply to Tai Ping Village, Chai Wan
Bars in Resettlement Estates
23
25
27
28
28
29
Empty resettlement factory accommodation
65
461
Measles in resettlement estates
68
Play leaders and recreation officers-question
411
Clinics in resettlement estates
70
Playground equipment for Chai Wan and other areas-question
354
Pleasure Grounds (Amendment) (No. 3) By-laws, 1967-motion
214
Ad Hoc Committee's Report on the Future Scope and Operation of the Urban Council
74
Poultry market, wholesale, in Waterloo Road-question
76
Wholesale Poultry Market in Waterloo Road
76
Pre-primary school age children being cared for on the roof-tops or similar accommodation in Mark I and Mark II urban estates-question
82
Primary age children in resettlement estates not attending school, Council is concerned about the number of-motion
Parks, playgrounds and other amenities to be provided in Kwun Tong Resiting of hawkers displaced as a result of the Canal Road Flyover Scheme Provision of a road safety park
78
79
81
41
Public latrines at Aberdeen
81
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