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FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1979
URBAN COUNCIL ELECTION — TWO NEW POLLING STATIONS
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TWO NEW POLLING STATIONS WILL REPLACE THE TWO AT PERTH STREET GOVERNMENT PRIMARY SCHOOL AND THE HONG KONG EXAMINATIONS AUTHORITY SAN PO KONG SUB-OFFICE, THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE ANNOUNCED TODAY (FRIDAY).
THE TWO NEW STATIONS FOR THE URBAN COUNCIL ELECTION THIS YEAR WILL BE AT THE HO MAN TIN GOVERNMENT MIDDLE SCHOOL AT 8 PERTH STREET AND NG WAH COLLEGE AT 5 CHOI HUNG ROAD.
THE REGISTRATION OFFICER, URBAN COUNCIL ELECTIONS, MR. KUO KET-CHEN SAID 2,579 PEOPLE HAVE REGISTERED TO VOTE AT THE PERTH STREET GOVERNMENT PRIMARY SCHOOL POLLING STATION WHILE 1,603 HAVE REGISTERED TO VOTE AT THE SAN PO KONG VENUE.
+EACH OF THESE ELECTORS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY A PERSONAL LETTER ON THE CHANGE OF POLLING STATIONS,+ MR. KUO SAID.
30 MILES PER HOUR SPEED LIMIT ******
THE TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT TODAY (FRIDAY) ANNOUNCED THAT AS FROM 10 A.M. ON MONDAY (JANUARY 15), A 30 MILES PER HOUR SPEED LIMIT WILL BE IMPOSED ON CLEAR WATER BAY ROAD AT TSENG LAN SHUE FROM A POINT ABOUT 140 METRES EAST OF THE 6-1/2 MILESTONE TO A POINT 25 METRES EAST OF THE JUNCTION TO CLEAR WATER BAY APARTMENTS.
THE MEASURE IS BEING TAKEN TO IMPROVE THE SAFETY OF BOTH DRIVERS AND PEDESTRIANS.
TRAFFIC SIGNS WILL BE SET UP TO GUIDE MOTORISTS.