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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1979

SIR YUET-KEUNG TO OPEN MONG KOK ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN

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THE SENIOR UNOFFICIAL MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL YUET-KEUNG KAN, WILL OFFICIATE AT THE OPENING CEREMONY OF THE MONG KOK DISTRICT ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGN IN MONG KOK STADIUM, FLOWER MARKET ROAD TOMORROW (SATURDAY) AT 2.30 P.M. HE WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE SECRETARY FOR SECURITY, MR. LEWIS DAVIES.

THE CEREMONY, WHICH WILL BE ATTENDED BY MORE THAN 10 000 RESIDENTS AND STUDENTS FROM THE DISTRICT, WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A VARIETY OF PERFORMANCES INCLUDING A MOCK BATTLE BY THE ROYAL HONG KONG REGIMENT (THE VOLUNTEERS), LION AND DRAGON DANCES, SONGS AND PERFORMANCE BY TOP TV ARTISTES AND A +TELE-MATCH+ GAME.

YOU ARE INVITED TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES TO COVER THE OPENING CEREMONY. OFFICERS FROM THE GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SERVICES AND THE NARCOTICS DIVISION, GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT, WILL BE ON HAND TO ASSIST MEMBERS OF THE PRESS.

SITE FOR FUNERAL PARLOUR FÖR SALE

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A CROWN LAND SITE, FOR USE AS A FUNERAL PARLOUR AND MORTUARY, IS BEING OFFERED FOR SALE BY TENDER BY THE CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY OFFICE OF THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT,

THE SITE, MEASURING 1 114 SQUARE METRES, IS LOCATED AT PO KONG VILLAGE ROAD, DIAMOND HILL IN KOWLOON.

CLOSING DATE FOR ACCEPTANCE OF TENDERS IS NOON ON NOVEMBER 16.

TENDER FORM AND CONDITIONS OF SALE MAY BE OBTAINED FROM, AND SALE PLAN INSPECTED AT, THE CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY OFFICE, MURRAY BUILDING, 19TH FLOOR, GARDEN ROAD, HONG KONG AND AT THE CROWN LANDS AND SURVEY OFFICE, KOWLOON GOVERNMENT OFFICES, 10TH FLOOR, 405 NATHAN ROAD.

BUILDING SITE CLASSIFICATION

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THE BUILDING (PLANNING) (AMENDMENT) REGULATIONS 1979 WHICH CLASSIFY SITES BY REFERENCE TO THE STREETS ON WHICH THEY ABUT, HAVE COME INTO EFFECT TODAY (FRIDAY).

THE REGULATIONS ARE PUBLISHED IN THE GOVERNMENT GAZETTE TODAY.

A SPOKESMAN FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT SAID THE AMENDING REGULATIONS MADE CLEAR THAT IN CLASSIFYING SITES FOR THE PURPOSES OF THE REGULATIONS, STREETS LESS THAN 4.5 METRES WIDE WERE TO BE DISREGARDED.