MR. BUNNAN TONG - M.B.E. (Civil)
Mr. Tong has an excellent record of devoted and conscientious
public service and of great personal generosity in his expenditure of time
as well as money for the benefit of the under-privileged in Hong Kong,
MR. TUNG MAN-TAK - M.B.E. (Civil)
Mr. Tung has recently retired from Government service after nearly
Since 1948 he served in the Commerce and Industry Department
40 years.
responsible for producing the Colony's trade statistics.
He did valuable
work in preparing these statistics so that they comply with international
practice and reflect in detail the growing volume and diversity of Hong Kong's
trade, and also in training the junior staff in his charge.
MR. CHOW YAU-CHEUNG M.B.E. (Honorary) (Civil)
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Mr. Chow served for over 30 years in the Public Works Department
and at all times impressed his superiors by his capacity for hard work and
by his good influence on the younger members of the staff and this
influence was particularly valuable during the time when he was in charge
of the Training Section of the Land Survey Office. Mr. Chow also served
for a number of years as a member of the Hong Kong Volunteer Force.
MR. WONG LAAN-FUK - M.B.D. (Honorary) (Civil)
After meritorious service in North Borneo Mr. Wong returned to
Hong Kong in 1947, and since then he has given outstanding service in the
field of Animal Husbandry and in general extension work with the farmers of
Hong Kong. Extremely conscientious and hardworking, he is liked and
respected by all.
MR. CHAN NAM-CHEONG
BADGE OF HONOUR
Mr. Chan has been unsparing of his time and service, as well as
generous financially, in leading or supporting voluntary social work,
especially in the educational and welfare interests of children suffering
from disability, broken homes or poverty.
/MR.WU