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Each application will be judged on its merits, but consideration
will be given to such factors as the benefit to Hong Kong in the case
of international sporting events, the degree of popularity in the case
of local sporting activities and competitions, the reliability of the
association and competing claims in relation to funds available.
Assistance in the form of block grants will not in normal
circumstances exceed 50 per cent of the total estimated cost.
Organisations seeking financial assistance of this kind should
address their applications giving full details to the Secretary, Sports
Subvention Allocation Committee, Colonial Secretariat, Hong Kong.
TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENTS
Restrictions on motor vehicles which have been in force since
the June rainstorms on a section of Conduit Road will be lifted as from
tomorrow (November 1).
This means that the road will be open to all traffic and not
just for holders of special permits.
From 10a.m. on Thursday (November 2) several streets in Kowloon
Tong will be re-routed to improve local traffic circulation.
The section of Knight Street between Belfran Road and Boundary Street
will be routed one-way northbound; all vehicles will be prohibited from
making a right turn from Knight Street into Prince Edward Roads and the
section of Duke Street between Embankment Road and Knight Street will be
routed one-way eastbound.
Traffic signs will be erected to guide motorists.
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