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Thursday, February 22, 1973
PROCEDURES FOR URBAN COUNCIL ELECTION ANNOUNCED
A staff of 360 will supervise the coming Urban Council elections
on March 7, with the majority of them to be employed on vote counting, which
will begin at 9 p.m. in the City Hall.
The Returning Officer, Mr. Donald Tsang, said this while announcing
in tomorrow's (Friday) Gazette the particulars of polling procedure.
He said that the 10 polling stations
four on Hong Kong Island and
six in Kowloon
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will be open from 8 a.m. to 8
p.m.
The electors eligible to vote are those whose names appear in the
Electoral Register, which came into foree on January 15.
They are requested to vote at the polling station designated for
them on the poll card.
They will not be allowed to vote at a polling station other than
the one designated.
Electors, who may vote for seven candidates only, should identify
themselves at the polling stations by producing their identity card or some
other positive means of identification, such as a passport, driving licence
or identity card issued by one of the Auxiliary Defence Services.
The production of a poll card, on its own, will not be accepted as
sufficient evidence of identity.
election.
Poll cards will be mailed to all registered electors before the
These will help the polling station staff to trace the elector's
name in the Register, thus speeding up the issue of ballot papers.
/Mr. Tsang..
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