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He

Imports. and Exports and was promoted to Class III Clerk in May, 1946.

was appointed Taxation Officer in the Inland Revenue Department in April,

1947 and was transferred to the Department of Imports and Exports as an

Executive Officer, Class II in March, 1948.

Assistant Statistical Officer in April, 1954.

Officer from October, 1956 to March, 1957.

Britain in 1959.

B.E.M. (Civil) - (British Empire Medal)

He was promoted to the post of

He acted as Statistical

He went on a "Merit" visit to

Mr. Leung Wai-sang, General Clerical Service Class I

Mr. Leung Wai-sang joined Government service in October, 1929 when

In January,

he was appointed a Class VIB Clerk in the Colonial Secretariat.

1938 he was promoted to Class VIA Clerk in the General Clerical Service.

He was transferred to the Immigration Office in November, 1940 and in the

following month he was promoted to Class V Clerk. He was in China during

the war years and resumed duty in September, 1945 in the Telecommunications

Branch of the General Post Office. He was promoted to be a Class IV Clerk

in October, 1946 and to Class II Clerk three months later when he was

seconded to Cable and Wireless for a short period. In March, 1949 he was

posted to the Royal Hong Kong Defence Force, Mr. Leung, who was promoted

to Class I Clerk in July, 1953, is due to retire in October, 1963.

C.P.M.

Colonial Police Medal for Meritorious Service

+

.

The Colonial Police Medal for Meritorious Service is awarded to the

following Police officers:-

Mr. Charles Frederick Harbert, Superintendent of Police

Mr. C.F. Harbert joined the Hong Kong Police Force in 1949 and was

appointed Assistant Superintendent of Police in 1958. He was advanced to

the rank of Superintendent three years later. Mr. Harbert is 37,

Hr. Charles Leonard Stevens, Superintendent of Police

Mr. C.L. Stevens joined the Hong Kong Police Force as Sub-Inspector

in 1950 and was promoted to the rank of Assistant Superintendent in 1957.

He was

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