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WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1984
PRESS URGED TO REGISTER AS VOTERS
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THE GOVERNOR, SIR EDWARD YOUDE, THIS (WEDNESDAY) AFTERNOON CALLED ON REPORTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS TO REGISTER THEMSELVES AS VOTERS.
SPEAK ING TO JOURNALISTS AFTER THE PRESENTATION OF THE GREEN PAPER ON THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT IN THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, SIR EDWARD SAID.
I HOPE
+SINCE THERE ARE SO MANY OF YOU HERE THIS AFTERNOON, YOU WILL ALL BE VERY QUICK TO REGISTER YOUR VOTE AND TO TAKE PART.+
HE ALSO URGED REPORTERS TO ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO LET THE GOVERNMENT HAVE THEIR VIEWS ON THE GREEN PAPER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
SIR PHILIP RETURNING NEXT WEEK
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A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN CONFIRMED TODAY (WEDNESDAY) THAT SIR PHILIP HADDON-CAVE IS EXPECTED TO RETURN TO HONG KONG FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM IN THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK.
MEDIA BRIEFING
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THE ACTING CHIEF SECRETARY, MR DENIS BRAY, WILL GIVE A MEDIA BRIEFING ON THE GREEN PAPER ON THE FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT AT 4 PM TOMORROW (THURSDAY) IN THE GIS THEATRE, 5TH FLOOR, BEACONSFIELD HOUSE.
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND.
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