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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1979

THE DIVISION WORKS IN CLOSE LIAISON WITH THE MARINE DEPARTMENT HAVING A TELEPRINTER CONTACT WHICH PROVIDES UP-TO-THE-MINUTE INFORMATION ON SHIPPING ARRIVALS, DEPARTURES AND MOVEMENTS WITHIN HONG KONG WATERS.

OTHER FUNCTIONS OF THE HARBOUR DIVISION INCLUDE THE MARINE SUB-DIVISION'S STRIKE AND SEARCH OPERATIONS ON OUTLYING ISLANDS, SEARCH OF NATIVE CRAFT, PROCESSING OF FERRY PASSENGERS AT THE HONG KONG/MACAU AND HONG KONG/CANTON FERRY TERMINALS, AND THE KWAI CHUNG SUB-DIVISION'S CLEARANCE OF CONTAINER SHIPPING AND CARGO AT THE 74-HECTARE CONTAINER COMPLEX IN KWAI CHUNG.

ANNUAL CAMP FOR CAS CADETS

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THE CIVIL AID SERVICES WILL HOLD A FOUR-DAY ANNUAL CAMP FOR ITS CADET CORPS AT WỤ KAI SHA YOUTH VILLAGE FROM FRIDAY (DECEMBER 28).

ABOUT 800 MEMBERS FROM 20 CAS CADET UNITS WILL TAKE PART IN THE CAMP AIMED AT DEVELOPING THE IR LEADERSHIP, RESPONSIBILITY, CO-OPERATION AND TALENTS. A SERIES OF GAMES, LAND AND WATER SPORT ACTIVITIES AND COMPETITIONS WILL BE HELD.

THE CAS COMMISSIONER, MR. R.H. LOBO WILL OFFICIATE AT THE OPENING CEREMONY ON SATURDAY (DECEMBER 29) AT 11.40 AM AT THE FOOTBALL FIELD AT WU KAI SHA YOUTH VILLAGE. MR. LOBO WILL ALSO INSPECT THE CAMP.

NOTE TO EDITORS.

YOU ARE INVITED TO SEND YOUR REPRESENTATIVES TO COVER THE CAS CADET CORPS ANNUAL CAMP OPENING CEREMONY TO BE HELD AT WU KAI SHA YOUTH VILLAGE ON SATURDAY (DECEMBER 29) AT 11,40 AM. MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES WISHING TO USE CAS TRANSPORT FACILITIES TO GET TO THE CAMP ARE REQUESTED TO CONTACT EITHER MR. TSE KWOK-FU AT THE CAS HEADQUARTERS, 100 CAROLINE HILL ROAD, HONG KONG AT 9 AM ON SATURDAY OR MR. CHEUNG SUNG-TAK AT THE CAS KOWLOON TRAINING CENTRE, 204 ARGYLE STREET (NEXT TO KOWLOON CITY POLICE STATION) AT 9.30 AM ON THAT DAY.

NO 'U' TURN ON WATERLOO ROAD

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TRAFFIC ON WATERLOO ROAD WILL BE PROHIBITED FROM MAKING U-TURN OUTSIDE THE YAU MA TEI FIRE STATION FROM 10 AM ON THURSDAY (DECEMBER 27).

THE ARRANGEMENT IS TO FACILITATE TRAFFIC FLOW ON WATERLOO ROAD DURING ROAD REINSTATEMENT WORK THERE.

APPROPRIATE TRAFFIC SIGNS WILL BE SET UP TO GUIDE

MOTORISTS.