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work in other spheres, as well as giving his professional services freely

to many charitable associations.

MR. E.C. VAN HELDEN, M.B.E. (Civil)

Mr. Van Helden has renderod outstanding service to the Auxiliary

Police over a long period of years. As Deputy Commandant since 1955 he has

helped to reorganise the Force and to bring it to its present high standard

of efficiency,

MR. WONG WAN-TIN, M.B.E. (Civil)

Mr. Wong has been the driving force in many fields of social service

to which he has been led both by the Buddhist faith and his own concern for

the underprivileged. He has also done much to spread higher ethical standards

based on the teaching of Confucius. His active support of activities in

connexion with education has not, however, been confined to Buddhist or

Confucian causes.

DR. HUI PAK-MI, M.B.E. (HON.) (Civil)

Dr. Hui joined the staff of the Department of Physics at Hong Kong

University in 1933 and has rendered most valuable service to the Department

and to the University as a teacher, researcher and member of innumerable

His loyalty, devotion to duty and hard work have been an

committees.

inspiration to his students.

MISS TSANG PIK-SHAN, M.B.E. (HON.) (Civil)

Miss Tsang has given outstanding service to the cause of education

in Hong Kong. She has devoted her time unsparingly to a wide range of social

and educational activities.

MR. CHAN YAT SAN BADGE OF HONOUR

Mr. Chan has done outstanding service as Chairman of the Tuen Mun

Rural Committee and Chairman of the Heung Yee Kuk, and has always been ready

to encourage progress in the New Territories, where he is much respected.

/MR. E.L. HANLON

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