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Friday, June 1, 1973
He joined the Hong Kong Government service in 1949 and became
District Officer, Taipo. Since then, he has held a number of important
posts including Clerk of Councils, Administrative Secretary of the Royal
Hong Kong Police Force, Defence Secretary, Director of Commerce and Industry,
and District Commissioner, New Territories.
A member of the Executive and Legislative Councils, Mr. Luddington
is responsible for advising the Governor on issues involving Chinese law,
language and custom.
He took up his duties as Secretary for Home Affairs in 1971, and was
appointed High Commissioner Western Pacific in March this year.
C.B.E. (Commander Order of the British Empire)
The Honourable Jack Cater, M.B.E., J.P.
Mr. Cater, Secretary for Information, has been designated the new
Secretary for Home Affairs.
In this capacity he will continue his duties as Secretary for
Information which he assumed in October last year.
He has distinguished himself as a versatile and energetic officer
and is Chairman of the Fight Violent Crime Campaign Committee.
Earlier in his career, Mr. Cater was largely responsible
for developing the Fish and Vegetable Organisations and the Agriculture and
Fisheries Department, for which service he was awarded the M.B.E. in 1956.
He has held a variety of responsible posts, including Defence Secretary
and Deputy Colonial Secretary (Special Duties).
In 1968 he was seconded to the Trade Development Council as Executive
Director for two years and helped to establish the Council on a firm footing.
/He returned ....
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