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* Ian Gordon-Williams, my predecessor as District Officer, Tai Po, told me of a case of an oath of this type that occurred during his time in 1948. The ceremony took place at the Man Mo Temple in Fu Shin Street, Tai Po. I checked the details later in 1949 with various elders in Tai Po.

The reluctance was particularly pronounced amongst married village women up to the 1950's. But the introduction of identity cards from 1951 and the Government's insistence on a person's full name for the identity card gradually eroded the former reluctance.

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61 4 * Ian Gordon-Williams, my predecessor as District Officer, Tai Po, told me of a case of an oath of this type that occurred during his time in 1948. The ceremony took place at the Man Mo Temple in Fu Shin Street, Tai Po. I checked the details later in 1949 with various elders in Tai Po. The reluctance was particularly pronounced amongst married village women up to the 1950's. But the introduction of identity cards from 1951 and the Government's insistence on a person's full name for the identity card gradually eroded the former reluctance.
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61 4 * Ian Gordon-Williams, my predecessor as District Officer, Tai Po, told me of a case of an oath of this type that occurred during his time in 1948. The ceremony took place at the Man Mo Temple in Fu Shin Street, Tai Po. I checked the details later in 1949 with various elders in Tai Po. The reluctance was particularly pronounced amongst married village women up to the 1950's. But the introduction of identity cards from 1951 and the Government's insistence on a person's full name for the identity card gradually eroded the former reluctance.
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* Ian Gordon-Williams, my predecessor as District Officer, Tai Po, told me of a case of an oath of this type that occurred during his time in 1948. The ceremony took place at the Man Mo Temple in Fu Shin Street, Tai Po. I checked the details later in 1949 with various elders in Tai Po.

The reluctance was particularly pronounced amongst married village women up to the 1950's. But the introduction of identity cards from 1951 and the Government's insistence on a person's full name for the identity card gradually eroded the former reluctance.

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