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ELECTRICAL AND

5

THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1989

ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS

4,788

7

-2

+23

OTHERS

6,428

-3

+18

CONSTRUCTION#

6,994

-3

+18

SERVICES

BANKS

HOTELS

PUBLIC UTILITIES

OTHERS

8,512

+21

8,778

+7

+22

5,610

+14

8,136

+1

+22

9,465

-1

+20

CHANGES WITHIN +/-0.5 PER CENT

PER CAPITA EARNINGS COVER COMPANY EMPLOYEES ONLY: SITE EMPLOYED BY LABOUR-ONLY SUB-CONTRACTORS ARE NOT INCLUDED.

NOTES TO TABLES 1-3:

T

WORKERS

UNLIKE ORDERS-ON-HAND" AND "PER CAPITA EARNINGS" WHICH ARE AVERAGE FIGURES AMONGST THE FIRMS SURVEYED, THE TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS ENGAGED BY THE FIRMS SURVEYED IS NOT MEANINGFUL INFORMATION ON ITS OWN | BECAUSE THIS IS A PANEL SURVEY) AND IS THEREFORE NOT SHOWN.

ACTING GOVERNOR VISITS BORDER

THE ACTING GOVERNOR, SIR DAVID FORD, VISITED THE BORDER (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON TO SEE ANTI-ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION OPERATIONS PROGRESS ON CONSTRUCTION OF THE LOK MA CHAU BORDER CROSSING.

SIR DAVID FIRST WENT TO SHA TAU KOK BY HELICOPTER TO MEET DEPUTY COMMANDER OF BRITISH FORCES, BRIGADIER GILES ARNOLD, POLICE AND ARMY OFFICERS IN CHARGE OF BORDER DUTIES.

THIS

AND

THE

AND

AFTER A BRIEFING ON BORDER SECURITY, SIR DAVID TRAVELLED ALONG THE BORDER ROAD BY CAR TO MAN KAM TO, BEFORE FLYING BY HELICOPTER LOK MA CHAU WHERE THE THIRD BORDER CROSSING IS BEING BUILT.

TO

/AT LOK