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TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1978
SECRETARY FOR HOME AFFAIRS TO VISIT HUNG HOM SPORTS CENTRE
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THE SECRETARY FOR HOME AFFAIRS, MR. LI FOOK-KOW, WILL VISIT THE HUNG HOM CAR PARK SPORTS CENTRE TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) FROM 4.20 P.M. TO 5 P.M. TO SEE FACTORY WORKERS TAKING PART IN RECREATION AND SPORTS PROGRAMMES.
THE PROGRAMMES ARE ORGANISED BY THE RECREATION AND SPORT SERVICE OF THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
ON ARRIVAL, MR. LI WILL BE MET BY MISS BETTY MAIR, CHIEF RECREATION AND SPORT OFFICER AND MR. DICKEN YUNG, SENIOR RECREATION AND SPORT OFFICER AT THE MAIN ENTRANCE OF THE RAILWAY TERMINUS AT HUNG HOM.
DURING THE VISIT, HE WILL WATCH GROUPS OF FACTORY WORKERS TAKING PART IN BADMINTON, FITNESS TRAINING, ARCHERY, FOLK DANCE AND LAWN BOWLING.
NOTE TO EDITORS:
YOU ARE INVITED TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES TO COVER THE VISIT OF MR. LI FOOK-KOW, SECRETARY FOR HOME AFFAIRS, AT HUNG HOM CAR PARK SPORTS CENTRE TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY) AT 4.20 P.M.
BUILDINGS DECLARED DANGEROUS
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THE BUILDING AUTHORITY HAS DECLARED THREE BUILDINGS ON THE ISLAND AND TWO IN THE NEW TERRITORIES TO BE DANGEROUS.
NOTICES OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR THEIR CLOSURE ORDERS IN VICTORIA DISTRICT COURT AND KOWLOON DISTRICT COURT AT 9.30 A.M. ON SEPTEMBER 27 WERE POSTED TODAY,
THE BUILDINGS ON THE ISLAND ARE NO.3 SUTHERLAND STREET, NOS. 1, 3 AND 5 LI SING STREET AND NOS. 167 AND 169 QUEEN'S ROAD WEST= IN THE NEW TERRITORIES, THEY ARE NO. 8A TUNG LO WAN VILLAGE, SHA TIN AND A TWO-STOREY BUILDING ON LOT 819A IN DD 131 IN TUEN MUN.
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