THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1986
A DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID OFFICERS WOULD SHOW THEIR WARRANT CARDS BEFORE THEY ENTERED ANY PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT.
HE WARNED THAT ANY PERSON WHO OBSTRUCTED OR DELAYED AN AUTHORISED OFFICER IN THE EXERCISE OF HIS DUTIES COMMITTED AN OFFENCE AND WAS LIABLE, ON CONVICTION, TO MAXIMUM FINES RANGING FROM $5 000 TO $10 000 AND IMPRISONMENT FOR SIX MONTHS.
EMPLOYERS WHO HAVE DOUBTS ABOUT THE IDENTITY OF ANY OFFICERS VISITING THEM SHOULD CONTACT THE OFFICE OF THE WOMEN AND YOUNG PERSONS DIVISION IN THEIR DISTRICT.
LAUNCHING OF SEWAGE OUTFALL ****
THE CHIEF SECRETARY, SIR DAVID AKERS-JONES, WILL OFFICIATE AT THE LAUNCHING OF A 3.4-KILOMETRE SUBMARINE SEWAGE OUTFALL AT JUNK BAY TOMORROW (FRIDAY).
THE OUTFALL IS PART OF A $168-MILLION SEWAGE DISPOSAL FACILITY FOR JUNK BAY WHICH WILL HAVE A POPULATION OF 180 000 BY THE EARLY 1990'S.
THE OUTFALL WILL CONVEY EFFLUENT FROM THE TREATMENT WORKS TO DEEPER WATERS IN TATHONG CHANNEL.
NOTE TO EDITORS.
YOU ARE INVITED TO COVER THE CEREMONY. A GOVERNMENT COACH (AM 5895) WILL LEAVE FROM MURRAY BUILDING IN GARDEN ROAD AT 9.15 AM SHARP.
THOSE USING THE IR OWN TRANSPORT SHOULD WAIT FOR THE PRESS COACH AT THE JUNCTION OF CLEAR WATER BAY ROAD AND HANG HAU ROAD AT 10 AM,
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