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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1975
MR. GRUNBERG POINTED OUT THAT SPECIAL PLANNING HAD BEEN PUT IN TO ELIMINATE OVERCROWDING AT THE TERMINUS ON FESTIVE DAYS, SUCH AS CHING MING, WHEN INVARIABLY MORE PEOPLE TRAVEL BY TRAIN TO THE NEW TERRITORIES. ADEQUATE SPACE HAS BEEN PROVIDED FOR THEM BETWEEN THE BOOKING OFFICES AND THE STAIRS AND ESCALATORS, HE SAID.
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ACCESS TO THE PODIUM IS BY TWO FLYOVERS. ONE FROM GILLIES AVENUE IN THE NORTH-EAST AND AUSTIN ROAD IN THE WEST AS WELL AS VIA A RAMP FROM HONG CHONG ROAD.
NOTE TO EDITORS:
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO HAVE THE OPENING CEREMONY COVERED. MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES SHOULD BE IN. POSITION AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE HUNG HOM TERMINUS NOT LATER THAN 10.45 A.M. ON MONDAY (NOVEMBER 24). OFFICERS FROM THE PWD'S INFORMATION UNIT WILL BE ON HAND TO ASSIST THEM. COPIES OF SPEECHES TO BE GIVEN BY SIR DENYS AND BY MR. MCDONALD WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE TERMINUS.
TENDERS FOR GOVERNMENT BONDS
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THE PUBLIC ARE ADVISED THAT TENDERS FOR THE HONG KONG GOVERNMENT $250 MILLION NOMINAL BEARER BONDS HAVE TO BE DEPOSITED IN THE TENDERS BOX AT THE TREASURY REVENUE BRANCH, ICE HOUSE STREET.
THE LIST OF TENDERS WILL OPEN AT 10 A.M. ON MONDAY (NOVEMBER 24) AND CLOSE AT 1 P.M. THE SAME DAY. LATE TENDERS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED.
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