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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1984
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THE LOGISTICS OF THE SURVEY AND CONSTRAINTS ON THE TIME AND BUDGET AVAILABLE +HAVE NOT INSIGNIFICANTLY LIMITED THE SCOPE OF THE COVERAGE AND SAMPLE SIZE+.
IT IS THEREFORE IMPORTANT, THE REPORT STATES, TO NOTE THAT THE SURVEY FINDINGS SHOULD ONLY BE TAKEN AS INDICATIVE RATHER THAN ABSOLUTE.
THE REPORT ADDS, HOWEVER, THAT +NOTWITHSTANDING SUCH LIMITATIONS, THE SURVEY SHOULD NO DOUBT BE ABLE TO PROVIDE VALUABLE INFORMATION ON THE SUBJECT OF FUTURE PROPENSITIES FOR OFFICE DEVELOPMENT, ON THE BASIS OF WHICH GOVERNMENT MAY FORMULATE OR REVIEW RELATED POLICIES AND STRATEGIES+.
REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY
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A REMEMBRANCE DAY CEREMONY WAS HELD AT THE CENOTAPH IN STATUE SQUARE TODAY (SUNDAY) IN HONOUR OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN ACTIVE SERVICE.
WREATHS WERE LAID BY THE GOVERNOR, SIR EDWARD YOUDE THE CHIEF JUSTICE, SIR DENYS ROBERTS THE COMMANDER BRITISH FORCES, MAJOR GENERAL DEREK BOORMAN: REPRESENTATIVES OF THE EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS COMMONWEALTH COMMISSIONERS; THE COMMISSIONER OF POLICE, MR ROY HENRY; THE CHAIRMAN OF THE URBAN COUNCIL, MR HILTON CHEONG-LEEN; SERVICE COMMANDERS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION, SERVICE UNITS, TRADITIONAL COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS AND EX-SERVICEMEN'S ASSOCIATIONS.
AND IN STANLEY, THE CORRECTIONAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT OBSERVED REMEMBRANCE DAY WITH A SERVICE IN THE MAIN HALL OF THE OFFICERS' CLUB.
THE SERVICE WAS ATTENDED BY THE ACTING COMMISSIONER OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES, MR CHAN WA-SHEK, AND STAFF AND FRIENDS OF THE DEPARTMENT.
AFTERWARDS, THE CONGREGATION, LED BY THE CAPE COLLINSON MARCHED TO STANLEY MILITARY CEMETERY AND JOINED IN A WREATH-LAYING CEREMONY.
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