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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1990

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NOTING THAT QUITE A NUMBER OF THE CHARITABLE TRUST FUNDS HAVE SAID BEEN SET UP BY THE PUBLIC TO COMMEMORATE PAST GOVERNORS, MR TSAO THIS SHOWED THAT BOTH THE PEOPLE AND THE GOVERNMENT CONSIDERED IT THEIR AIM TO TAKE CARE OF THE LESS FORTUNATE

THE NEEDY IN THE

SOCIETY.

AND

"THIS VERY AIM COINCIDES WITH THE TUNG WAH GROUP OF HOSPITALS'

THE PUBLIC. OBJECTIVE OF SERVING THE SOCIETY AND

I FIRMLY BELIEVE

AND THAT AS THE PUBLIC

THE GOVERNMENT CONTINUE TO COMBINE THEIR EFFORTS IN THE PURSUIT OF THIS COMMON OBJECTIVE, THE

OF HONG KONG AS A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE IN IS ASSURED," HE SAID.

FUTURE

LARGE-SCALE SEMINAR FOR 1991 ELECTIONS

A LARGE-SCALE SEMINAR AIMED AT AROUSING PUBLIC INTEREST IN THE 1991 ELECTIONS AND PROVIDING MORE INFORMATION ON COMPETING CANDIDATES WILL BE HELD TOMORROW (SATURDAY).

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THE 'SEMINAR ON LEGCO DIRECT ELECTION' ORGANISED BY THE

AT 10 AM AT PUBLIC AFFAIRS UNIT OF THE RTHK, WILL BEGIN

S1, RTHK BROADCASTING HOUSE.

THE SENIOR MEMBER OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, THE HON ALLEN LEE, WILL BE THE OFFICIATING GUEST AND WILL GIVE

OPENING ADDRESS

AT THE SEMINAR.

AN

MR

SPEAKING AT THE SEMINAR WILL BE VICE-CHAIRMAN OF UNITED DEMOCRAT OF HONG KONG, MR YEUNG SUM; LEGISLATIVE COUNCILLOR, ANDREW WONG; PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS BRANCH, MR FRANCIS

HO; CHAIRMAN OF HONG KONG JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION, MISS EMILY LAU; RESEARCH OFFICER OF HONG KONG OF ASIA-PACIFIC STUDIES, MR LOUIE KIN-SHEUN; AND A LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC FEDERATION OF HONG KONG, MR RAYMOND WU.

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INSTITUTE

REPRESENTATIVE OF

POLITICAL GROUP REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICT BOARD MEMBERS, NEWS INSTITUTION LECTURERS ARE ALSO

COMMENTATORS, EDITORS, TERTIARY INVITED TO BE FLOOR SPEAKERS.

YOU ARE INVITED TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES TO COVER THE EVENT.

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