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Friday, October 6, 1972
The following morning, Princess Alexandra will unveil a plaque at
a building under construction at police headquarters to mark her visit there.
She will then visit the Arsenal Street rank and file married quarters and the
police primary school. From there, she will leave for Wanchai police station.
In the afternoon, the Princess, accompanied by Mr. Ogilvy, will open
the British Industrial Exhibition in Wanchai.
On the morning of Tuesday, October 24, she will see some of the work
being done by voluntary welfare agencies for the blind and the handicapped
during visits to the Ebenezer School and Home for the Blind in Pokfulam and
the Princess Alexandra Red Cross Residential School in Kwun Tong.
In the afternoon, she will visit the Morse Park swimming pool complex
in Kowloon to see for herself some aspects of the recreational activities.
organised for young people in Hong Kong. This will include demonstrations by
members of the Royal Life Saving Society and the Hong Kong Sea School.
From Morse Park, she will drive to Stone Nullah Lane in Wan Chai
to watch cleaning operations connected with the "Clean Hong Kong campaign,
which will then be in full swing.
In the evening, she will attend a review of the Royal Hong Kong
Police and Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Police at the Hong Kong Stadium. She will
address the parade and present medals to a number of officers.
Another busy day awaits the Princess on Wednesday, October 25. She
will open the new South Kwai Chung Jockey Club Polyclinic and visit the
Manhattan Garments Factory in Tsuen Wan where she will meet and see young
women at work. She will also visit Tsuen Wan's Community Centre which is named
after her.
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