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which had the greatest impact on the development of Chinese painting in

South China of the oarly 20th century. His works have been widely exhibited

in Hong Kong and in many capitals throughout the world, including Frussels,

Moscow, Paris, Berlin, Peking, Lisbon, Tokyo, London, Romo, and Washington DC.

Today he is internationally renowned for his paintings of birds, animals,

flowers and landscapes. He is also the founder of the "Lingnam Art Studio"

which has been a training centre for any noted painters of birds, flowers and

animals in the Lingnam style.

h3E (Member Order of the British Empire)

Mr. CHIU Shing

Mr. Chiu first joined the Government service as a Coolic in the

Hedical and Health Department in 1947 and was appointed Area Officer in the

Resettlement Department in 1952. He was promoted through the Resettlement

Officer ranks and regraded as Senior Housing Manager in 1973.

Throughout his long ears of service he has proved himself invaluable

in the fields of Squatter Control and Clearance. He has planned and executed

numerous large scale clearance operations, demonstrating leadership, tact of

a high order and great confidence in difficult circumstances. The implementation

of the Government's development programme over the last few years without

serious confrontation owes much to his efforts.

MBE (Member Order of the British Empire)

Họ. CHO Kim-ming

After serving in the RN Armament Depot (HM Dockyard) for 13 years,

Mr. Chow was transferred to the Hong Kong Government in 1959 as a Temporary

Clerk. He was promoted to Liaison Officer Class II and was instrumental

in successful negotiations on land documents reristration in connection with

the removal of three villages, for which he was coumended.

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