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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1988

STRENGTHENING

THEIR

"IF THE HOLIDAY MAKERS ARE WILLING TO EXERCISE SELF-CONTROL

IN AND THE HOLIDAY FLAT OWENES ARE CO-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT, THE PROBLEMS CAN EASILY BE SOLVED, HE SAID.

H

AND MEETINGS MR LAM SAID THE MATTER WAS DISCUSSED BY THE DFCC

HOLIDAY FLAT

TO OWNERS WERE HELD BY THE GOVERNMENT WITH

DOWN

SELF-REGULATORY RULES TO TACKLE THE PROBLEMS.

LAY

ADHERE TO THOSE HE URGED THE OWNERS TO

RULES SO THAT THE WHICH MIGHT HINDER GOVERNMENT NEED NOT RESORT TO LEGISLTIVE CONTROL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AND AFFECT THE LIVELIHOOD OF THE ISLANDERS.

MAKERS ATTENDED THE POLICE STATION OPEN DAY

HUNDREDS OF ISLANDERS AND HOLIDAY OPENING CEREMONY AND THE CHEUNG CHAU AFTERNOON.

JOINT THIS

POLICE WORKS WAS

MOUNTED

AND

AN EXHIBITION SHOWING VARIOUS GAME STALLS SPREADING FIGHT CRIME MESSAGE WERE SET UP.

AM TO 5 DRILLS

THE OPEN DAY WILL CONTINUE TOMORROW (SUDNAY) FROM 10 PM WHERE ENTERTAINMENT LIKE DEMONSTRATION BY POLICE DOGS, FOOT AND A TAEKWANDO DISPLAY WILL BE PROVIDED.

SPECIAL CAR NUMBERS SALE BY AUCTION

FORTY SPECIAL VEHICLE REGISTRATION NUMBERS WERE PUT UP FOR AUCTION THIS MORNING (SATURDAY) FOR A TOTAL OF $779,000 WHICH WILL GO TO THE GOVERNMENT LOTTERIES FUND FOR CHARITY PURPOSES.

THE AUCTION, HELD AT THE RECITAL HALL OF THE CITY HALL, SAW THE REGISTRATION NUMBER CS 100 FETCH THE HIGHEST PRICE OF $66,000.

ANOTHER NUMBER AB 233 WAS SOLD AT THE SECOND HIGHEST $61,000 WHILE THE LOWEST PRICE WAS $ 1,000 FOR DX379.

PRICE OF

/FOLLOWING ARE

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