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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1991

COMMISSIONER FOR LABOUR MR ASSOCIATION OF TEXTILE

THE SYMPOSIUM WILL BE OPENED BY DARWIN CHEN, VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE HONG KONG BLEACHERS, DYERS, PRINTERS AND FINISHERS LIMITED MR KWAN CHEMICALS DIRECTOR OF SHELL HONG KONG LIMITED MR CLARENCE ENG.

KON-WAH AND

ATTENTION NEWS EDITORS:

MEDIA REPRESENTATIVES ARE INVITED CEREMONY OF THE SYMPOSIUM AT 2.30 PM ON THURSDAY (OCTOBER 31)

TO COVER THE VICTORIA BALLROOM OF HOTEL VICTORIA, THIRD FLOOR, 200 CENTRAL, CENTRAL.

CONNAUGHT

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OPENING AT THE ROAD

CHECK-IN BAGGAGE LIMITATION INTRODUCED AT CHINA FERRY TERMINAL

MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC ARE REMINDED THAT A CHECK-IN BAGGAGE LIMITATION HAS BEEN INTRODUCED AT THE CHINA FERRY TERMINAL IN CANTON ROAD, KOWLOON.

THE MARINE OFFICER (CHINA FERRY TERMINAL) OF THE MARINE DEPARTMENT, MR YEUNG CHUNG-KWONG, TODAY (TUESDAY) SAID PASSENGERS USING THE TERMINAL ARE EACH PERMITTED A MAXIMUM OF 60 KILOGRAMS OF CHECK-IN BAGGAGE COMPRISING NO MORE THAN THREE PIECES.

MR YEUNG SAID EACH PIECE OF BAGGAGE SHOULD MEASURE NO MORE THAN 65 CENTIMETRES BY 55 CENTIMETRES BY 30 CENTIMETRES.

"THIS ARRANGEMENT HAS BECOME NECESSARY IN ORDER TO REDUCE THE TRANSIT TIME OF PASSENGERS WITHIN THE TERMINAL, HE EXPLAINED.

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MR YEUNG REMINDED PASSENGERS BRINGING EXCESSIVE CHECK-IN LUGGAGE MIGHT EXPERIENCE DELAYS BECAUSE THEIR LUGGAGE WOULD HAVE то BR CLEARED SEPARATELY FROM OTHER PASSENGERS.

NOTICES CONTAINING DETAILS ON THE CHECK-IN BAGGAGE LIMITATION ARE POSTED AT THE CHINA FERRY TERMINAL. FOR ENQUIRIES, PLEASE CALL THE MARINE OFFICER (CHINA FERRY TERMINAL) ON TEL. 738 2900.

HE SAID LONG DELAYS HAD PREVIOUSLY OCCURRED AT THE BAGGAGE CLAIM CAROUSELS WHILE EXCESSIVE AMOUNT OF CHECK-IN BAGGAGE WERE BEING CLEARED.

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