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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1959.

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AND KUN TONG

STAFF REPORTER

As part of its plan to open up the New Territories to industrial development and to encourage people to move out to new townships, Govern- ment is building a new 120-ft roadway running from Kowloon City to Kun Tong.

*Extensive reclamation has taken place at Kun Tong in recent years and large areas have been opened up to industry.

LETTERS

TO THE EDITOR

The 10 Best

But not only new inctories nre demanding Arst-class Arterial links with the penin- mula. Parallel with the in- dustrial dey Jopment are hous- schemes for employees. Community services and shops are springing up in the area too.

Eventually 140 acres of land will be available.

It is at Kun Tong that u satellite town for 259,000 people is being laid out.

Kun Tong is in fact one of the Colony's two main in- dustrial area. Taun Wan is

High Priority

Sir.-Mr Anthony Fuller's criticnt judgment I find quite the other. puzzling. The "equivocation and vagtery" in the thematic renderlig of "Bridge On River Kwal had been pointed out y ready

discerning critles. Does Mr Fuller place technical skill before basic approach in his film oppraisals?

The

the

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Road development is taking a high priority in plans to open up the Territates. Unill good wide roads are built Binding the new reclamations and prospec- tive Industrial sites with Row- loon it will be difficult persund- move out ing Industrialists there.

Here are some of this project:

more details

Mr Fuller accuses "Sayonara" of being false in sentiment. May J point out that it didn't offer The new road to Kun Tong a one-sided picture of inter- will be one of a number that ruclat relationships? The Japa-will be bullt in the next few nese were shown to have pre- years. judices, too (suggested by the riot scene and the depletion of the outdated conventions of the theatrical troupes). The Ameri- cans were not painted as social barbarians, either, as the two main American characters were revealeri io

"essentially i be honourable" men.

It is unthinkable that Mir Fuller would find "The Wind Cannot Read" more sincere. This was an unhappy throw- back to the prewar Enst-is-East- West-is-West cinematic theme, when all whites were superior in character und intellect, all Orientals were ignoratat bar- barians, and any misc@genz- ton" had to have a Madame Bulterfly Lype ending. The Japanese militarists, though atrocious, were not stupid or inefficient (as they were made out to be in "Bridge" and "The Wind Cannot Read"),

N. T. CHOY.

Order Against Magistrate: New Move In

Full Court

|

It will pass to the seaward of Ngau Tau Kok village. Part of the foreshore and scubed will have to be reclaimeri.

Pinns for this new road were

announced by Governnient in its draft layout plans for the long- term redevelopment of Ngau Tau Kok and Cha Kwa Ling villages.

Resettlement

Work will start in about two months' time on the first stage of the scheme for the con- struction of resettlement housing

at Kun Tong

Tenders for the erection of four new-type H-blocks as well

i

chucar Flockiers

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belere,"

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

Today's Government Gazette published the following list of Justices of the Peace serving in the Justices of the Peace Court this year:

SOLICITOR

JUSTICES

OF THE PEACE Ying-hung. F. X. D'Almads & Messrs H. J. Armstrong, Chan

Castro, D. D. Evaus, G. B. Ford. P. J. Griffiths, F. D. Hammond, Kwan Cho-yin. Kwan Hok-lami Alfred S. K Lau, Ler lion-obre, F. G. Nigel, J. AL D'Almada itemedios, Peter H. Sin, D. L Strellett, P. A. L.. Vine, B. A. Wadeson, Woo Pak-chuen, aud F. Zimmern.

LAY JUSTICES OF

THE PEACE Messrs H. T. Barma, IL. D. AZ. Barton, Donald Black, MI B. E. de Vere Booten, L. D. Bruce, Mrs Roan Helena Chow I Chow Yat-kwong, B. M. Churn, F. C. Ciemo, 8. J. Cooke, N., V. A. Croucher, J. E. Driver. Fung Ping-fon, J. C. M. Grenham. Mr Edns Beatrice Ho, Hon Man-wal, Sir John Bi Kinloch, W. G. G. Knowles, The Hon Kwok Chan, Kwok Lam-po, R. Elien Li Tao, Lady Lo, Lo C. Lee, L. Chung-ching. Mrs Man-hi, Mrs Boss Leseby, W.

T. Loney, IL Meller. 1. F. Melwani, Ng Chak-wa, Harry Owen-flushes, A. H.-A. Penn uy huwker stalls for the new resettlement area are called for. I. Trapliet, A, C, T. Howe

A. H. Potts, II. II. II. Priestley, in today's Government Gazette.Evans. Dhun J. Huttonjee, J. P.

The blocks, cach of seven storeys, will provide accom-0. W. Stewart, A. Storrar, Tang Sherry. Mies Shin Tak-bing, G. modation for about 11,600 shiu-kin,

Tong Huntiản, Dr people. They will be put up Tsung Fat-in, Mr Trung Tro on a site to the north-east of Lai-ki, U Tat-chee, Jonepl the Kun Tong reclamation. Wong Mau-lam, Séaward Woo Adjoining the resettlement and Mrs Yeoh Choy WAI-baan. blocks will be constructed 200 hawkers' stalls, which will be built of reinforced concrete.

Construction of the domestic buildings and the hawkerB* stalls will begin early in March and should be completed in November.

in two storeys

In

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The vote will open when the Assembly president — speaker --presses a button on his special panel marked; "Open the vole." Votes will be milo- maticnily "counted" Im 15 seconds and flashed on Tuminous board visible to all members.

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Estimated cost of the now system will be about £150,000. The big saving will be on voting system, the entire pro time: under the present written

cedure takes on average of 100 minutes.Chino Mail Special,

Live Wire

Was The

Cause Of New 'Song

Melbourne, Jan. 8. Some people thought it was the beginning of a now

This Year's song when a dance band

Public Holidays

loader sérðamod with pain while playing hit olactric guitar.

But the band fender, 22-year- old Tony Lee, had aliost been otectrocuted.

Ho

was severely shocked when he grasped a microphone his arms to his guitar. and the current passed along

This year's, general and school holidays, ai püb- fished in today's Govern-It ment Gazetto, ara: The day following Chineze

sold

"I thought I was going to die. felt as if I was burning from the waist

up," afterwards,

Tony, who said ̋ all he could Was screarn, added that several people told him later they thought it was the begin- ning of a new song.

New School Residents of Kun Tong, the new township on the eastern shores of Kowloon Bay, will be Government scrved by a new primary school.

The new school, with places The Full Court this morning for over 2,000 pupils will be five struck out a motion for an sessions, order mandamus against high with a playground on the

roof. It will be situated Kowloon Magistrate, Mr Ngau Tau Kok Road. I. M. S. Donnell, on the

Besides the 24 classrooms, New Year's Day, Monday, do application of the Crown. there will be three rooms for February and the day after; the_training_of pupils in handi- | Good Friday, March 27; Easter The order was to compel him craft and other practical work, Saturday and Easter Monday: to amend a case state in an ¦ à 'combined agrembly area and the Queen's Birthday, Tuesday, appeal ́arising out of an op-{ covered playground, wÍLN April 21; Whit Monday, May plication for forfeiture of a car stage, as well as a basketball 13; The first weekday in July, under the Dutiable Commodities court, will also be provided. Wednesday, 1; the first Monday Ordinance,

Tenders for the construction | In August, (8); Monday, August This morning Mr Desmond of the school, which will occupy 31; Mid-Autumn Festivni Day. September 17; the Maybe,

Crown Counsel, said an area of about 24,000 square Thursday,

called for in today's third Monday in October, (19); that the Attorney General had, a

Government Gazette,

The day after Remembrance given the matter considerable attention in the light of Mr in towards the end of February Day, Friday, and Boxing Day.

Actual building work will be- Sunday, November 9; Christmas Donnell's

affidavit and had

School holiday: The day fol- decided that it was no longer and the school is expected to be necessary for him in the in-ready in time for the opening lowing Empire Day, Monday,

May 25. terests of Justice to proceed of the autumn term,

with the motion.

The Attorney General In- tended to inke a certain course when the case came up for hearing on appeal, Mr Mayne added,

Fined $50 For Stealing

A

42-year-old musician, Young Kwal-gang, who stole axophone from a callm-rue. Chan But-shui was feed $30 by

Derek Cons of Contr

Magistracy Uris morning...

gay

He was also ordered to $150 to redeem the saxophone from a pawnbroker.

Summer Time

Sommier Tlath this year will begin at 3.30. sh. Kotandard time) Bunday, March 23;; and bad at 8:30 alha. (olimmer, ilmo) Sumday, Novemben I, as notified In today's Góydrumání Gazette.

Barrister Returns

Mr Archie Zimmern who

Ho believes that his crepe- soled boots may have saved his HeChina Mail Special.

Service Medal

The award of the Colonial Prison Service Medal to Chiel Officer C. T. F. McDonald Hos Bern, authorized by H.E. the Governor, according to the Gov- ernment Gazetie today.

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Salisbury, Jan. 0,

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The Zimunerns have been away for almost three years.

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