Police-1962-1963 — Page 14

INSPECTION OF THE FORCE

15. His Excellency the Governor Sir Robert BLACK, G.C.M.G., O.B.E., made three visits of inspection of the Force. The first, on 2nd April, 1962, was to the New Territories and Marine District and included the Frontier Division and the Police Training Contingent. The second, on 2nd May was to Police Headquarters, the Criminal Investi- gation Department and Special Branch and the third visit, on 16th May was to the Hong Kong Island District and the Police Training School.

COMMANDER BRITISH FORCES

16. On 18th March, 1963 H.E. Lieut.-General Sir Reginald HEWETSON, K.C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O., paid a farewell visit to Police Headquarters where he inspected a guard of honour and later met representatives from police formations.

HONOURS AND AWARDS

17. The following officers were honoured by Her Majesty the Queen during the year:

(a) To be an Ordinary Officer of the Civil Division of the Most

Excellent Order of the British Empire:

Mr. Eric John LINSELL, Senior Superintendent

(b) To be an Ordinary Member of the Civil Division of the Most

Excellent Order of the British Empire:

Mr. Alexander Lundie GORDON, Senior Superintendent

(c) Colonial Police Medal for Meritorious Service:

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Mr. Peter James CLOUGH, Senior Superintendent Mr. John Albert WHITE, Superintendent

3. Mr. Alfred Ambrose BAGGOTT, Superintendent Mr. Charles Leonard STEVENS, Superintendent Mr. Charles Frederick HARBERT, Superintendent Mr. Bert HOPE, Assistant Superintendent (Auxiliary) Mr. Richard Sydney HoWNAM-MEEK, Assistant Superin- tendent (Auxiliary)

Mr.

Leonard Nylon T'so, Assistant Superintendent

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Mr. William Edward THOMAS, Chief Inspector

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Mr. Robert Neil OLIVER, Chief Inspector

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Mr. Leslie Frederick Charles GUYATT, Chief Inspector

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(Auxiliary)