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TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1988

LISTING

THE

WHICH

METHODS. THEY UNANIMOUSLY FORMAT WOULD BE ABLE ΤΟ GIVE LIVESTOCK COST OF THE TREATMENT METHODS 30

ONE THEY

ОРТ SHOULD

FOR IN THE

MEMBERS GROUP

ALSO DISCUSSED THE FORMAT OF DETAILED COST ESTIMATES OF THE TREATMENT AGREED THAT THE PROPOSED BREEDERS A GENERAL IDEA OF THE

THEM DECIDE HELP AS TO DEMONSTRATION SCHEME.

MEANWHILE, THE CHAIRMAN OF

THE LIVESTOCK WASTE

DISPOSAL CONTROL

HARBOUR,

CONSULTATIVE COMMITTEE, MR LEO KWAN, SAID THE LIVESTOCK WASTE

IN THE TOLO SCHEME WOULD BE IMPLEMENTED AS A PILOT SCHEME TOLO CHANNEL, ANGLER'S BEACH AND MUI WO AREAS FROM JUNE 24 THIS YEAR.

THE DEMONSTRATION THE NORTH

HE REITERATED THAT BEFORE THE COMPLETION OF

NOT BE GENERALLY APPLIED ΤΟ PROJECTS, CONTROLS WOULD DISTRICT AND OTHER CONTROL AREAS.

LIGHT "IF NECESSARY, THE REGULATIONS CAN BE AMENDED IN THE A REVIEW ON THE DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS," MR KWAN SAID.

OF

HE ALSO EXPLAINED THAT THE GOVERNMENT HAD

EXPRESSED BY IMPORTANCE TO THE VIEWS

MEMBERS OF THE CONSULTATIVE

COMMITTEE.

ATTACHED

GREAT

INCLUDING THE

CARRYING OUT OF

A NUMBER OF RECOMMENDATIONS DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS ON PRIVATE FARMS HAD BEEN ACCEPTED, HE ADDED.

RG ON LIQUIDATION OF DEAK PERERA FAR EAST LIMITED

THE REGISTRAR

THAT

GENERAL,

MR NOEL

AS OFFICIAL GLEESON, PERERA FAR EAST LIMITED ("DPFE"), RECEIVER AND LIQUIDATOR OF DEAK

THE PAYMENT THIS WEEK OF $82.9 MILLION NOTED

INTO THE LIMITED (MACAU)

WILL MARK AN

IMPORTANT LIQUIDATION OF DEAK & CO. STAGE IN FINALISING THE LIQUIDATION OF DPFE.

TO

THE PAYMENT REPRESENTS A DIVIDEND OF 45 CENTS IN THE DOLLAR

THE OTHER ORDINARY THE MACAU COMPANY WHICH IS A CREDITOR OF Dpfe.

IN THE DOLLAR CREDITORS OF DPFE RECEIVED THEIR DIVIDEND OF 45 CENTS IN FEBRUARY 1987.

WAS ALSO DECLARED

BY POSTPONED,

AGREEMENT WITH THE RECOGNITION BY THE MACAU COURT OF THE CUSTOMERS OF THE MACAU COMPANY, MOSTLY

THE DIVIDEND TO DEAK & CO. (MACAU) LIMITED IN FEBRUARY 1987 BUT PAYMENT WAS MACAU LIQUIDATOR, PENDING CLAIMS OF NUMEROUS FORMER HONG KONG RESIDENTS.

THEIR DIVIDEND