RAS-1993 — Page 12

RASHKB Journal 皇家亞洲學會香港分會學刊 All AI Reviewed

6 November

20 November

18 December

20 December

1994

18 January

22 January

19 March

Swire Marine Laboratory, Cape D'Aguilar

Discovering Trim Sha Tsui- Historical Quiz

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Battle of Hong Kong Walk - Wong Nei Chung to Tai Tam with visit to Sai Wan Commonwealth War Cemetery

Exhibition of Sand Mandala - Fung Ping Shan Museum, HK University

Three Historic Buildings of Central (Helena May, Government House, Christian Science Church)

Exhibition of Archeological Discoveries of Ancient Yue Tribes in Southern China - Museum of History

University of Science and Technology and Tin Hau Temple, Joss House Bay

Visits Outside Hong Kong

1994

December

Guangzhou

I expect many of you can think of several highlights, but for me the most significant and colourful event was the trip to Guangzhou and our trip on leaky sampans from one side of the Pearl River to the other, to look at Danes Island and the Military Academy at Whampoa; the whole trip was a memorable occasion and we have to thank Dr. Joseph Ting and our friends in Guangzhou for organising it so superbly. But none of these events could take place without some organisation behind them, and for this we have to thank the Programme Committee and particularly Mr. Peter Leeds, the Chairman. Peter used to be, I believe, in Transport; in fact, he gave a lecture to the Society about two years ago on the history of transport in Hong Kong. Clearly, anyone who has organised transport in Hong Kong has some very gifted organisational skills, and the Society has been very fortunate over the last three years to have him at the hub of the wheel, so to speak, of the Programme Committee. It is therefore with great regret that I have to report that due to his anticipated long period of absence from Hong Kong next year, he feels he will not be able to carry on his present role. Fortunately, however, I am pleased to report that Mrs. Rosemary Lee has agreed to take on the role, and I have promised her that she will obtain all the support the Council and I hope other members can give her.

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6 November 20 November 18 December 20 December 1994 18 January 22 January 19 March Swire Marine Laboratory, Cape D'Aguilar Discovering Trim Sha Tsui- Historical Quiz - Battle of Hong Kong Walk - Wong Nei Chung to Tai Tam with visit to Sai Wan Commonwealth War Cemetery Exhibition of Sand Mandala - Fung Ping Shan Museum, HK University Three Historic Buildings of Central (Helena May, Government House, Christian Science Church) Exhibition of Archeological Discoveries of Ancient Yue Tribes in Southern China - Museum of History University of Science and Technology and Tin Hau Temple, Joss House Bay Visits Outside Hong Kong 1994 December Guangzhou I expect many of you can think of several highlights, but for me the most significant and colourful event was the trip to Guangzhou and our trip on leaky sampans from one side of the Pearl River to the other, to look at Danes Island and the Military Academy at Whampoa; the whole trip was a memorable occasion and we have to thank Dr. Joseph Ting and our friends in Guangzhou for organising it so superbly. But none of these events could take place without some organisation behind them, and for this we have to thank the Programme Committee and particularly Mr. Peter Leeds, the Chairman. Peter used to be, I believe, in Transport; in fact, he gave a lecture to the Society about two years ago on the history of transport in Hong Kong. Clearly, anyone who has organised transport in Hong Kong has some very gifted organisational skills, and the Society has been very fortunate over the last three years to have him at the hub of the wheel, so to speak, of the Programme Committee. It is therefore with great regret that I have to report that due to his anticipated long period of absence from Hong Kong next year, he feels he will not be able to carry on his present role. Fortunately, however, I am pleased to report that Mrs. Rosemary Lee has agreed to take on the role, and I have promised her that she will obtain all the support the Council and I hope other members can give her. XI
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6 November 20 November 18 December 20 December 1994 18 January 22 January 19 March Swire Marine Laboratory, Cape D'Aguilar Discovering Trim Sha Tsur- Historial Quiz - Battle of Hong Kong Walk - Wong Net Chung to Tai Tam with visit to Sai Wan Commonwealth War Cemetery Exhibition of Sand Mandala - Fung Ping Shan Museum, HK University Three History Buildings of Cent al (Helena May, Government House, Christian Science Chun chi Exhibition of Archeological Discoveries of Ancient Yue Tribes in Southern China - Museum of History University of Science and Technology and Tin Hau Temple, Joss House Bay Visits Outside Hong Kong 1994 December Guangzhou I expect many of you can think of several highlights, but for me the most significant and colourful event was the trip to Guangzhou and our trip on leaky sampans from one side of the Pearl River to the other, to look at Danes Island and the Military Academy at Whampoa: the whole trip was a memorable occasion and we have to thank Dr. Joseph Ting and our friends in Guangzhou for organising it so superbly But none of these events could take place without some organisation behind them and for this we have to thank the Programme Committee and particularly Mr Peter Leeds, the Chairman. Peter used to be, I believe, in Transport; in fact he gave a lecture to the Society about two years ago on the history of transport in Hong Kong. Clearly anyone who has organised transport in Hong Kong has some very gifted organisational skills, and the Society has been very fortunate over the last three years to have him at the hub of the wheel, so to speak, of the Programme Committee. It is therefore with great regret that I have to report that due to his anticipated long period of absence from Hong Kong next year he feels he will not be able to carry on his present 10le. Fortunately however I am pleased to report that Mrs. Rosemary Lee has agreed to take on the role, and I have promised her that she will obtain all the support the Council and I hope other members can give her. XI
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6 November

20 November

18 December

20 December

1994

18 January

22 January

19 March

Swire Marine Laboratory, Cape D'Aguilar

Discovering Trim Sha Tsur- Historial Quiz

-

Battle of Hong Kong Walk - Wong Net Chung to Tai Tam with visit to Sai Wan Commonwealth War Cemetery

Exhibition of Sand Mandala - Fung Ping Shan Museum, HK University

Three History Buildings of Cent al (Helena May, Government House, Christian Science Chun chi

Exhibition of Archeological Discoveries of Ancient Yue Tribes in Southern China - Museum of History

University of Science and Technology and Tin Hau Temple, Joss House Bay

Visits Outside Hong Kong

1994

December

Guangzhou

I expect many of you can think of several highlights, but for me the most significant and colourful event was the trip to Guangzhou and our trip on leaky sampans from one side of the Pearl River to the other, to look at Danes Island and the Military Academy at Whampoa: the whole trip was a memorable occasion and we have to thank Dr. Joseph Ting and our friends in Guangzhou for organising it so superbly But none of these events could take place without some organisation behind them and for this we have to thank the Programme Committee and particularly Mr Peter Leeds, the Chairman. Peter used to be, I believe, in Transport; in fact he gave a lecture to the Society about two years ago on the history of transport in Hong Kong. Clearly anyone who has organised transport in Hong Kong has some very gifted organisational skills, and the Society has been very fortunate over the last three years to have him at the hub of the wheel, so to speak, of the Programme Committee. It is therefore with great regret that I have to report that due to his anticipated long period of absence from Hong Kong next year he feels he will not be able to carry on his present 10le. Fortunately however I am pleased to report that Mrs. Rosemary Lee has agreed to take on the role, and I have promised her that she will obtain all the support the Council and I hope other members can give her.

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