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INDEX

INDEX

Page 6 of 107

VII

Q-Contd.

Questions:-Contd.

Preparation of films in connexion with Council's work on public health, health education and other activities

Q-Contd.

Questions:-Contd.

Keep Your City Clean Campaign

27

72.

75.

Improvement of facilities for children at Victoria Park

76.

Conversion of the major traffic islands of Nathan Road and also those at junction of Tai Po and Castle Peak Roads into rest gardens

Provision of proper recreational areas for residents of Ap Lei Chau

Reprovisioning of the Soft Ball Association

Street lighting along the Main Street to Mahang Village in Stanley

Resettlement of residents who were rendered homeless as a result of the house collapses and condemnations in Pitt Street

Secretary, Urban Council-post of

120.

121.

130.

77.

Use of the old Rediffusion site as a playground

Playground facilities in Ap Lei Chau

130.

132.

78.

78.

Public Information Officer and Publicity/Public Information/Public Relations Select Committee

133.

Mosquito nuisance, abatement of

79.

Life-saving facilities at bathing beaches

87.

Use of some of the land released from the Kai Tak airport area as a park

135.

Introduction of Legislation to close bathing beaches in dangerous weather

90.

Abatement of nuisances by joint owners

Recreational facilities, provision of, for school children

Refuse discarded from upper floors

135.

136.

90.

Resettlement of some 80 families forcibly evacuated from Nos. 1 - 19, Pitt Street

92.

Responsibility for clearance of squatters from main roads and streets

Allocation of sites for the displaced flower sellers formerly installed just off Nathan Road at Tsim Sha Tsui

Playgrounds, provision of, under the Development Plans for Aberdeen.

137.

Star Ferry and City Hall Car Parks, number of cars parked at

Car Parks in Kowloon, provision of

......

140.

142.

92.

94.

Victoria Park, extension of, across Causeway Road

Use of wired vision as a medium for health education

143.

144.

Report on measures taken to keep the hawkers along Nga Tsin Wei Road and its vicinity under control ..

96.

Conversion of the Urban Services Department parking space at Wan Chai into a playground

145.

Use of the roof of the Hong Kong Star Ferry Terminus as promenade

а

96.

Use of the Brick Hill Camp in Aberdeen as a training centre for Hawker Control Section

146.

Refuse discarded through windows of upper floors

97.

"Keep Your City Clean" Campaign

147.

Lighting at Causeway Bay Roundabout Fountain and proposed fountain at Kowloon Star Ferry Concourse

100.

Overcrowding in new premises

101.

Victoria Park, compensation for loss of land along the waterfront

Sites for the two indoor stadia in Hong Kong and Kowloon

Films, use of, as a medium for health education

150.

...

151.

152.

Urban Council Elections

102.

So Kon Po Market, construction of

102.

Facilities for radio, rediffusion and television relays in City Hall

Keeping of birds as pets in resettlement estates

153.

154.

Marketing facilities at North Point

103.

Public Cars, control of

103.

Drug addiction and drug peddling in resettlement estates and areas ...

Litter containers, provision of, in Hong Kong and Kowloon

154.

155.

Nathan Road, reconstruction of and retention of trees at

105.

Powered sweeping machines

157.

Markets, use of brighter colours and introduction of more pleasing architectural designs for

Swimming pool, construction of, in Kowloon

162.

106.

Air-conditioning at public places, regulations for

107.

Public playgrounds, use of, for free entertainments

Chinese translations of letters emanating from the Department .........

163.

Rat menace in Hong Kong

164.

108.

Restaurants and teahouses, absence of wash hand basins in

Smoke and soot nuisances, abatement of, in urban areas

Incinerators, provision of, in hospitals

112.

113.

Chest examination of residents of resettlement areas and estates

Low-rental housing

166.

167.

113.

Demolition, reconstruction and supervision of markets in Kowloon

Drug addiction and dope peddling in the areas and rooftops patrolled by the Squatter Patrol Unit

Number of settlers' children attending schools

Seafront promenade along the Dockyard waterfront

Vital statistics of the population in the resettlement estates

115.

Activities of non-Government refuse collecting concerns

Mosquito breeding in Hong Kong

168.

169.

+

117.

Conservancy fees imposed on those premises where no conservancy service is required

171.

118.

Clearance of former Crown Land permit areas and discontinuance of electricity supply

172.

119.

........

119.

Conversion of the well at Sung Wong Toi Garden into a lighted fountain

181.

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VIINDEXINDEXPage 6 of 107VIIQ-Contd.Questions:-Contd.Preparation of films in connexion with Council's work on public health, health education and other activitiesQ-Contd.Questions:-Contd.Keep Your City Clean Campaign2772.75.Improvement of facilities for children at Victoria Park76.Conversion of the major traffic islands of Nathan Road and also those at junction of Tai Po and Castle Peak Roads into rest gardensProvision of proper recreational areas for residents of Ap Lei ChauReprovisioning of the Soft Ball AssociationStreet lighting along the Main Street to Mahang Village in StanleyResettlement of residents who were rendered homeless as a result of the house collapses and condemnations in Pitt StreetSecretary, Urban Council-post of120.121.130.77.Use of the old Rediffusion site as a playgroundPlayground facilities in Ap Lei Chau130.132.78.78.Public Information Officer and Publicity/Public Information/Public Relations Select Committee133.Mosquito nuisance, abatement of79.Life-saving facilities at bathing beaches87.Use of some of the land released from the Kai Tak airport area as a park135.Introduction of Legislation to close bathing beaches in dangerous weather90.Abatement of nuisances by joint ownersRecreational facilities, provision of, for school childrenRefuse discarded from upper floors135.136.90.Resettlement of some 80 families forcibly evacuated from Nos. 1 - 19, Pitt Street92.Responsibility for clearance of squatters from main roads and streetsAllocation of sites for the displaced flower sellers formerly installed just off Nathan Road at Tsim Sha TsuiPlaygrounds, provision of, under the Development Plans for Aberdeen.137.Star Ferry and City Hall Car Parks, number of cars parked atCar Parks in Kowloon, provision of......140.142.92.94.Victoria Park, extension of, across Causeway RoadUse of wired vision as a medium for health education143.144.Report on measures taken to keep the hawkers along Nga Tsin Wei Road and its vicinity under control ..96.Conversion of the Urban Services Department parking space at Wan Chai into a playground145.Use of the roof of the Hong Kong Star Ferry Terminus as promenadeа96.Use of the Brick Hill Camp in Aberdeen as a training centre for Hawker Control Section146.Refuse discarded through windows of upper floors97."Keep Your City Clean" Campaign147.Lighting at Causeway Bay Roundabout Fountain and proposed fountain at Kowloon Star Ferry Concourse100.Overcrowding in new premises101.Victoria Park, compensation for loss of land along the waterfrontSites for the two indoor stadia in Hong Kong and KowloonFilms, use of, as a medium for health education150....151.152.Urban Council Elections102.So Kon Po Market, construction of102.Facilities for radio, rediffusion and television relays in City HallKeeping of birds as pets in resettlement estates153.154.Marketing facilities at North Point103.Public Cars, control of103.Drug addiction and drug peddling in resettlement estates and areas ...Litter containers, provision of, in Hong Kong and Kowloon154.155.Nathan Road, reconstruction of and retention of trees at105.Powered sweeping machines157.Markets, use of brighter colours and introduction of more pleasing architectural designs forSwimming pool, construction of, in Kowloon162.106.Air-conditioning at public places, regulations for107.Public playgrounds, use of, for free entertainmentsChinese translations of letters emanating from the Department .........163.Rat menace in Hong Kong164.108.Restaurants and teahouses, absence of wash hand basins inSmoke and soot nuisances, abatement of, in urban areasIncinerators, provision of, in hospitals112.113.Chest examination of residents of resettlement areas and estatesLow-rental housing166.167.113.Demolition, reconstruction and supervision of markets in KowloonDrug addiction and dope peddling in the areas and rooftops patrolled by the Squatter Patrol UnitNumber of settlers' children attending schoolsSeafront promenade along the Dockyard waterfrontVital statistics of the population in the resettlement estates115.Activities of non-Government refuse collecting concernsMosquito breeding in Hong Kong168.169.+117.Conservancy fees imposed on those premises where no conservancy service is required171.118.Clearance of former Crown Land permit areas and discontinuance of electricity supply172.119.........119.Conversion of the well at Sung Wong Toi Garden into a lighted fountain181.
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VIINDEXINDEXPage 6 of 107VIIQ-Contd.Questions:-Contd.Preparation of films in connexion with Council's work on public health, health education and other activitiesQ-Contd.Questions:-Contd.Keep Your City Clean Campaign2772.75.Improvement of facilities for children at Victoria Park76.Conversion of the major traffic islands of Nathan Road and also those at junction of Tai Po and Castle Peak Roads into rest gardensProvision of proper recreational areas for residents of Ap Lei ChauReprovisioning of the Soft Ball AssociationStreet lighting along the Main Street to Mahang Village in StanleyResettlement of residents who were rendered homeless as a result of the house collapses and condemnations in Pitt StreetSecretary, Urban Council-post of120.121.130.77.Use of the old Rediffusion site as a playgroundPlayground facilities in Ap Lei Chau130.132.78.78.Public Information Officer and Publicity/Public Information/Public Relations Select Committee133.Mosquito nuisance, abatement of79.Life-saving facilities at bathing beaches87.Use of some of the land released from the Kai Tak airport area as a park135.Introduction of Legislation to close bathing beaches in dangerous weather90.Abatement of nuisances by joint ownersRecreational facilities, provision of, for school childrenRefuse discarded from upper floors135.136.90.Resettlement of some 80 families forcibly evacuated from Nos. 1 - 19, Pitt Street92.Responsibility for clearance of squatters from main roads and streetsAllocation of sites for the displaced flower sellers formerly installed just off Nathan Road at Tsim Sha TsuiPlaygrounds, provision of, under the Development Plans for Aberdeen.137.Star Ferry and City Hall Car Parks, number of cars parked atCar Parks in Kowloon, provision of......140.142.92.94.Victoria Park, extension of, across Causeway RoadUse of wired vision as a medium for health education143.144.Report on measures taken to keep the hawkers along Nga Tsin Wei Road and its vicinity under control ..96.Conversion of the Urban Services Department parking space at Wan Chai into a playground145.Use of the roof of the Hong Kong Star Ferry Terminus as promenadeа96.Use of the Brick Hill Camp in Aberdeen as a training centre for Hawker Control Section146.Refuse discarded through windows of upper floors97."Keep Your City Clean" Campaign147.Lighting at Causeway Bay Roundabout Fountain and proposed fountain at Kowloon Star Ferry Concourse100.Overcrowding in new premises101.Victoria Park, compensation for loss of land along the waterfrontSites for the two indoor stadia in Hong Kong and KowloonFilms, use of, as a medium for health education150....151.152.Urban Council Elections102.So Kon Po Market, construction of102.Facilities for radio, rediffusion and television relays in City HallKeeping of birds as pets in resettlement estates153.154.Marketing facilities at North Point103.Public Cars, control of103.Drug addiction and drug peddling in resettlement estates and areas ...Litter containers, provision of, in Hong Kong and Kowloon154.155.Nathan Road, reconstruction of and retention of trees at105.Powered sweeping machines157.Markets, use of brighter colours and introduction of more pleasing architectural designs forSwimming pool, construction of, in Kowloon162.106.Air-conditioning at public places, regulations for107.Public playgrounds, use of, for free entertainmentsChinese translations of letters emanating from the Department .........163.Rat menace in Hong Kong164.108.Restaurants and teahouses, absence of wash hand basins inSmoke and soot nuisances, abatement of, in urban areasIncinerators, provision of, in hospitals112.113.Chest examination of residents of resettlement areas and estatesLow-rental housing166.167.113.Demolition, reconstruction and supervision of markets in KowloonDrug addiction and dope peddling in the areas and rooftops patrolled by the Squatter Patrol UnitNumber of settlers' children attending schoolsSeafront promenade along the Dockyard waterfrontVital statistics of the population in the resettlement estates115.Activities of non-Government refuse collecting concernsMosquito breeding in Hong Kong168.169.+117.Conservancy fees imposed on those premises where no conservancy service is required171.118.Clearance of former Crown Land permit areas and discontinuance of electricity supply172.119.........119.Conversion of the well at Sung Wong Toi Garden into a lighted fountain181.
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INDEX

INDEX

Page 6 of 107

VII

Q-Contd.

Questions:-Contd.

Preparation of films in connexion with Council's work on public

health, health education and other activities

Q-Contd.

Questions:-Contd.

Keep Your City Clean Campaign

27

72.

75.

Improvement of facilities for children at Victoria Park

76.

Conversion of the major traffic islands of Nathan Road and also those at junction of Tai Po and Castle Peak Roads into rest gardens Provision of proper recreational areas for residents of Ap Lei Chau Reprovisioning of the Soft Ball Association

Street lighting along the Main Street to Mahang Village in Stanley Resettlement of residents who were rendered homeless as a result of

the house collapses and condemnations in Pitt Street Secretary, Urban Council-post of

120.

121.

130.

77.

Use of the old Rediffusion site as a playground Playground facilities in Ap Lei Chau

130.

132.

78.

78.

Public Information Officer and Publicity/Public Information/Public

Relations Select Committee

133.

Mosquito nuisance, abatement of

79.

Life-saving facilities at bathing beaches

87.

Use of some of the land released from the Kai Tak airport area as

a park

135.

Introduction of Legislation to close bathing beaches in dangerous

weather

90.

Abatement of nuisances by joint owners

Recreational facilities, provision of, for school children Refuse discarded from upper floors

135.

136.

90.

Resettlement of some 80 families forcibly evacuated from Nos. 1 - 19,

Pitt Street

92.

Responsibility for clearance of squatters from main roads and streets Allocation of sites for the displaced flower sellers formerly installed

just off Nathan Road at Tsim Sha Tsui

Playgrounds, provision of, under the Development Plans for Aberdeen. 137. Star Ferry and City Hall Car Parks, number of cars parked at Car Parks in Kowloon, provision of

...... 140.

142.

92.

94.

Victoria Park, extension of, across Causeway Road Use of wired vision as a medium for health education

143.

144.

Report on measures taken to keep the hawkers along Nga Tsin Wei

Road and its vicinity under control ..

96.

Conversion of the Urban Services Department parking space at

Wan Chai into a playground

145.

Use of the roof of the Hong Kong Star Ferry Terminus as

promenade

а

96.

Use of the Brick Hill Camp in Aberdeen as a training centre for

Hawker Control Section

146.

Refuse discarded through windows of upper floors

97.

"Keep Your City Clean" Campaign

147.

Lighting at Causeway Bay Roundabout Fountain and proposed

fountain at Kowloon Star Ferry Concourse

100.

Overcrowding in new premises

101.

Victoria Park, compensation for loss of land along the waterfront Sites for the two indoor stadia in Hong Kong and Kowloon Films, use of, as a medium for health education

150.

... 151.

152.

Urban Council Elections

102.

So Kon Po Market, construction of

102.

Facilities for radio, rediffusion and television relays in City Hall Keeping of birds as pets in resettlement estates

153.

154.

Marketing facilities at North Point

103.

Public Cars, control of

103.

Drug addiction and drug peddling in resettlement estates and areas ... Litter containers, provision of, in Hong Kong and Kowloon

154.

155.

Nathan Road, reconstruction of and retention of trees at

105.

Powered sweeping machines

157.

Markets, use of brighter colours and introduction of more pleasing

architectural designs for

Swimming pool, construction of, in Kowloon

162.

106.

Air-conditioning at public places, regulations for

107.

Public playgrounds, use of, for free entertainments

Chinese translations of letters emanating from the Department ......... 163. Rat menace in Hong Kong

164.

108.

Restaurants and teahouses, absence of wash hand basins in

Smoke and soot nuisances, abatement of, in urban areas Incinerators, provision of, in hospitals

112.

113.

Chest examination of residents of resettlement areas and estates Low-rental housing

166.

167.

113.

Demolition, reconstruction and supervision of markets in Kowloon Drug addiction and dope peddling in the areas and rooftops patrolled

by the Squatter Patrol Unit

Number of settlers' children attending schools

Seafront promenade along the Dockyard waterfront

Vital statistics of the population in the resettlement estates

115.

Activities of non-Government refuse collecting concerns Mosquito breeding in Hong Kong

168.

169.

+

117.

Conservancy fees imposed on those premises where no conservancy

service is required

171.

118.

Clearance of former Crown Land permit areas and discontinuance of

electricity supply

172.

119.

........

119.

Conversion of the well at Sung Wong Toi Garden into a lighted

fountain

181.

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