TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1934
GOVERNOR TO REVIEW HONG KONG AFFAIRS
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THE GOVERNOR, SIR EDWARD YOUDE, WILL REVIEW THE AFFAIRS OF HONG KONG AT THE OPENING SESSION OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL ON THURSDAY (OCTOBER 4).
THE PROCEEDINGS WILL BEGIN AT 2.30 PM, AND WILL BE
BROADCAST LIVE ON RADIO.
RADIO TELEVISION HONG KONG WILL BROADCAST THE MEETING ON RADIO ONE (CHINESE SERVICE) AND RADIO THREE (ENGLISH SERVICE).
COMMERCIAL RADIO WILL ALSO BROADCAST IT LIVE ON CHINESE CHANNEL ONE AND THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.
AFTER THE GOVERNOR'S ADDRESS, THE COUNCIL WILL ADJOURN UNTIL OCTOBER 10 FOR THE FIRST REGULAR MEETING.
THE COUNCIL WILL RESUME ON OCTOBER 24, WHEN THE CHIEF SECRETARY, SIR PHILP HADDON-CAVE, WILL MOVE A MOTION OF THANKS FOR THE GOVERNOR'S ADDRESS.
A NUMBER OF UNOFFICIALS WILL SPEAK ON THE MOTION THAT DAY, AND ON THE FOLLOWING DAY IF NECESSARY.
OFFICIAL MEMBERS ARE EXPECTED TO REPLY TO THE POINTS RAISED BY THE IR COLLEAGUES ON NOVEMBER 7 AND ON THE FOLLOWING DAY IF NECESSARY.
SPEECHES BY THE UNOFFICIALS AND OFFICIALS WILL BE BROADCAST LIVE ON RTHK RADIO ONE CHINESE SERVICE AND RADIO THREE ENGLISH SERVICE.
GOVERNOR SEES CONTINUING NEED FOR VOLUNTARY WORK
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THE GOVERNOR, SIR EDWARD YOUDE, SAID TONIGHT THAT HE SAW A CONTINUING NEED FOR THE KIND OF VOLUNTARY SERVICE OFFERED BY THE AUXILIARY MEDICAL SERVICES OVER THE YEARS AHEAD.
LIKE OTHER AUXILIARY SERVICES, THE GOVERNOR SAID, THE AMS PLAYED A VERY IMPORTANT ROLE IN TIMES OF EMERGENCIES AND NATURAL DISASTERS.
SPEAKING AT THE ANNUAL AMS OFFICERS MESS DINNER HELD AT THE FURAMA HOTEL, SIR EDWARD SAID HE WAS SURE THAT THE PEOPLE OF HONG KONG APPRECIATED GREATLY THE DEDICATED SERVICES GIVEN FREELY AT ALL TIMES BY MEMBERS OF THE AMS.
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