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APPARATUS AND

APPLIANCES

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ARTICLES OF APPAREL

AND CLOTHING

ACCESSORIES

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PHOTOGRAPHIC

APPARATUS,

EQUIPMENT,

SUPPLIES AND

OPTICAL GOODS,

WATCHES AND

CLOCKS

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MISCELLANEOUS

MANUFACTURED

ARTICLES

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NON-METALL IC

MINERAL

MANUFACTURES

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YOUTH MUSIC CAMP STARTS SOON

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THE 1984 HONG KONG YOUTH MUSIC CAMP, ORGANISED BY THE MUSIC OFFICE OF THE RECREATION AND CULTURE DEPARTMENT, WILL BE HELD AT THE PO LEUNG KUK PAK TAM CHUNG HOLIDAY CAMP IN SAI KUNG FROM JULY 21 TO AUGUST 5.

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MISS LYDIA DUNN, A MEMBER OF THE EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE COUNCILS, WILL OFFICIATE AT THE OPENING CEREMONY TO BE HELD AT THE OPEN-AIR AUDITORIUM OF THE HOLIDAY CAMP ON SUNDAY, JULY 22 AT 10.30 AM.

THE ANNUAL MUSIC CAMP IS AIMED AT PROVIDING AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG MUSICIANS IN HONG KONG TO RECEIVE INTENSIVE MUSIC TRAINING IN A PLEASANT SUMMER CAMP ATMOSPHERE, DEVELOPING THEIR MUSICAL TALENTS AND FOSTER ING INTERNATIONAL CULTURAL EXCHANGE THROUGH OVERSEAS PARTICIPATION.

RENOWNED OVERSEAS AND LOCAL MUSICIANS WILL TAKE PART AS GUEST CONDUCTORS AND INSTRUCTORS.

MR GEORG TINTNER FROM AUSTRALIA WILL BE THE GUEST CONDUCTOR OF THE MUSIC CAMP SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WHILE MR DETLEF HAHN AND MISS MELISSA PHELPS, MR SIDNEY SUTCLIFFE, AND DR WILLIAM DAVID LAWING WILL BE INSTRUCTORS FOR UPPER STRING, LOWER STRING, WOODWIND AND BRASS RESPECTIVELY,

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