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work, particularly with the St. John Ambulance Association and has over the

years, set a notable example in devoted public work and has not spared

himself in service to the community.

MR. S.J.G. BURT - 0.3.E. (Civil)

As Principal of the Hong Kong Technical College, Mr. Burt has played

a major role in ensuring that the Technical College has expanded to meet the

increasing demands made on it by local industry and commerce. He has been

responsible for establishing the close relationship between the College and

all sections of industry and commerce, which has resulted in generous

assistance from these sections of the community towards the equipping and

building of the new College.

Mr. Burt is held in high regard not only by members of the local

industrial and commercial communities but also by international technical

educationalists, and he has helped to build up the College's excellent

international reputation.

DR. TENG PIN-HUI - 0.B.E. (Civil)

Service.

Dr. Teng is one of the most senior Chinese members of the Government

During his service he has worked loyally and enthusiastically,

earning the respect both of his oolleagues and of members of the public. His

work at the University of Hong Kong and in Urban Council has gained him the

trust and esteem of these bodies, and he has set a fine example of devotion

to duty throughout his career.

MR. CHAU WA SHANG - M.B.E. (Civil)

Mr. Chau has been in Government service for thirty-nine years and of

these fourteen have been spent in the Inland Revenue Department and its

predecessor, the War Taxation Department, which he set up when it was first

formed in 1947. Mr. Chau is held in profound respect by all his fellow

officers for his integrity and wise counsel.

MR. D.E. JORDAN – H.B.E. (Civil)

Mr. Jordan joined the Colonial Administrative Service in 1948, and

has proved himself to be an officer of markod ability. As Visit Director

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