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Mr Ambrose Kwok-ching Choi:

Mr Edmund Wai-hung Chow:

Elected 1973

Company Director.

Solicitor. Elected 1973

Mr Augustine Shai-kit Chung:

Debarred solicitor and now legal con-

sultant. Is trying to win popularity by helping the underdog.

Has

also taken a particular interest in the Junior Police Officers'

Association of the Royal Hong Kong Police Force. Not well regarded

generally in Hong Kong. Elected 1979.

Mrs Elsie Elliott CBE: School Supervisor. Regarded by many in Hong

Kong has the champion of the poor. Very critical of the establishment

and has led many, sometimes successful, campaigns against Government

policy. Most recently she was very actively involved in the movement

to get a Commission of Inquiry into the death of Police Inspector

MacLennan. Elected 1963.

Dr Denny Mong-hwa Huang: Medical practitioner.

Always critical of

Government but rather shallow.

Is prepared to give his opinion on

anything and does so.

Elected 1967.

Miss Maria Wai-chu Tam: Barrister, and probably the best prospect

among the young elected Urban Councillors.

Elected 1979.

Articulate and committed.

Mr Sai-nin Tsin: Company Chairman. Elected 1973

Miss Cecilia Lai-yin Yeung:

College Supervisor. Elected 1971

Hong Kong and General Department

September 1980

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