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"The network of these services of course need to be expanded and modified from time to time so as to meet changing demand. Therefore a list of enquiry hotlines of major public transport operators is provided in the guide to enable commuters to directly obtain the latest information," the spokesman said.
The latest issue of the guide is the 12th edition of the series since 1983.
End/Saturday, April 29, 1995
A new alternative for youths in Hong Kong
An exciting new place for entertainment and education is now opened to youngsters of Hong Kong, thanks to the organising committee of the Warehouse Project who resurrected a dilapidated building for their benefit.
Speaking at the opening of the Warehouse, formerly the old Aberdeen Police Station, Mrs Patten said she was pleased to see the fine historical building restoring to its former glory and she described it as a 'splendid achievement'.
"In the busy and sometimes dangerous streets of Hong Kong, it provides a safe refuge for teenagers from different backgrounds to mingle, to learn from each other, to work together and to relax together," she said.
Mrs Patten also praised the committee's vision and determination in carrying out the Project.
End/Saturday, April 29, 1995
Strengthened bus services on Nathan Road Corridor
Bus services along Nathan Road Corridor southbound will be strengthened in the coming months with a view to provide relief to the expected increase of MTR passenger demand.
From May 15 to October 31, Kowloon Motor Bus will reduce the section fare from $4.8 to $3.5 on Routes 230X, 234X, 235X, 238X, 242X, 244X, 252B, 257B, 258B, 258C, 259B, 259C, 260B, 261B, 267S and 268B from Mei Foo to Tsim Sha Tsui.
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