the duties of low-cost housing management, and her zeal, tact and devotion to
duty have been an inspiration to all.
MRS. E.B. HO, M.B.E. (Civil)
Mrs. Ho has always set a very fine example of selfless and active
interest in the welfare of others and particularly of women and children. She
has not confined her interests to one section of the community, but has given
inspiration to her colleagues in the fields of secular as well as Christian
charitable work.
MR. C.E. HULSE, M.B.E. (Civil)
Mr. Hulse played a most important part in Government's operations to
meet the water emergency in 1963. He was engaged in planning the tanker
operation and in negotiating the agreement by which water was brought to Hong
Kong. His experience was invaluable in training personnel engaged in handling
vessels in the strongly tidal waters of the approaches to the Pearl River.
MR. KI IU-WOON, M.B.E. (Civil)
Mr. Ki Iu-woon rotired as an Assistant Superintendent of Urban
Services in May this year after 34 years' service. Throughout this time he
was noteworthy for his initiative, organising ability and sympathetic but firm
handling of staff.
MR. KWOK WAI-YIN, M.B.E. (Civil)
Mr. Kwok has an excellent record of long, loyal and meritorious service
with the Urban Services Department and Urban Council. During the war he
preserved a number of useful documents at considerable personal risk, thus
making the re-forming of the Department on the re-occupation of Hong Kong much
easior.
MR. LAM MAN-KIT, M.B.E. (Civil)
Mr. Lam associated himself particularly with the work of the Po
Leung Kuk for four years, doing excellent work for that body. However, he has
not confined his interests to the Kuk and has set a fine exemple in voluntary
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