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TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1986

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THE SHAW FOUNDATION HONG KONG LIMITED WAS ESTABLISHED SOME YEARS AGO TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE NEEDY AND TO ENHANCE THE STANDARD OF HUMAN LIFE AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING THROUGH VARIOUS WAYS.

SIR RUN RUN IS PRESIDENT OF THE SHAW BROTHERS ORGANISATION, AND CHAIRMAN OF HONG KONG TELEVISION BROADCASTS LIMITED.

DETAILS OF THE DONATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

CHINESE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG

HONG KONG BAPTIST COLLEGE

YAN CHAI HOSPITAL

HONG KONG ADVENTIST HOSPITAL

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$100 MILLION TOWARDS THE SETTING UP OF A FOURTH COLLEGE

$10 MILLION TO MEET THE COLLEGE'S EXPANSION PLAN

$10 MILLION FOR EXPANSION OF HOSPITAL FACILITIES AND BEDS

$600 000 FOR MORE HOSPITAL FACILITIES

GROUP LEAVING FOR NATIONALITY TALKS IN UK ******

A GOVERNMENT DELEGATION TO HOLD DISCUSSIONS WITH HOME OFFICE AND FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE OFFICIALS CONCERNING THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL'S THREE REQUESTS IN RELATION TO THE DRAFT HONG KONG (BRITISH NATIONALITY) ORDER 1986 WILL LEAVE FOR LONDON ON SATURDAY (FEBRUARY 1).

THE DELEGATION, TO BE LED BY THE DIRECTOR OF IMMIGRATION, MR ALAN CARTER, WILL COMPRISE THE PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY FOR SECURITY, MRS REGINA IP: THE DEPUTY LAW DRAFTSMAN, MR DAVID LITTLE; AND THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF IMMIGRATION, MR STEPHEN KUO.

A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY (TUESDAY) THAT THE VISIT HAD BEEN ANNOUNCED BY THE MINISTER OF STATE AT THE FOREIGN AND COMMONWEALTH OFFICE, MR TIMOTHY RENTON, AT A PRESS CONFERENCE HERE LAST WEEK.

+ THE VISIT WILL PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR OFFICIALS FROM BOTH GOVERNMENTS TO EXAMINE JOINTLY AND IN GREATER DETAIL PROPOSALS PUT FORWARD BY THE LEGCO REGARDING PLACING AN ENDORSEMENT RELATING TO THE HOLDER'S ENTRY INTO THE UNITED KINGDOM IN THE BN(0) PASSPORT AND THE GRANTING OF FULL BRITISH CITIZENSHIP TO NON-CHINESE BDTC'S

D EX-ERVICEMEN, HE SAID.

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