HONG KONG URBAN COUNCIL
Museum and Art Gallery
30. To develop the Museum and to continue the development of the Art Gallery in accordance with policy already established.
Resettlement
31. Pending consideration of the findings and recommendations of the Working Party on Resettlement and Low-cost Housing, to continue the resettlement of squatters as rapidly as possible.
32. In the administration of the estates and cottage areas, to bear constantly in mind the need to integrate the residents into the general community.
General Policy
33. To make recommendations to Government that there be a gradual enlargement of the Council's scope and for its representation on various other public bodies.
HONG KONG URBAN COUNCIL
OFFICIAL RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS.
Meeting of 7th January, 1964.
PRESENT:
THE CHAIRMAN, URBAN COUNCIL,
THE HONOURABLE K. S. KINGHORN
THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES,
VICE-CHAIRMAN,
DR. A. H. R. COOMBES, M.B.E. (Acting)
THE SECRETARY FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS, THE HONOURABLE J. C. McDOUALL
THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, THE HONOURABLE A. M. J. WRIGHT
THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL WELFARE, MR. D. W. B. BARON
THE COMMISSIONER FOR RESETTLEMENT,
MR. D. C. BARTY, O.B.E.
MR. B. A. BERNACCHI, Q.C.
DR. R. H. S. LEE, O.B.E.
MR. LI YIU-BOR
DR. P. F. WOO
MR. H. CHEONG-LEEN
MR. A. de O. SALES, O.B.E.
MR. K. A. WATSON, O.B.E.
THE HONOURABLE LI FOOK-SHU, O.B.E.
MR. WILFRED S. B. WONG
MR. WILSON T. S. WANG
MR. K. S. LO
MR. CHEUNG WING-IN
MRS. E. ELLIOTT
THE SECRETARY, URBAN COUNCIL,
MR. T. S. D. WHITLEY, I.S.O.
THE DEPUTY SECRETARY, URBAN COUNCIL, MR. R. THOMPSON
MR. CHAN SHU-WOON
MR. J. L. MARDEN
MR. FUNG HON-CHU
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HONG KONG URBAN COUNCIL
Museum and Art Gallery
30. To develop the Museum and to continue the development of the Art Gallery in accordance with policy already established.
Resettlement
31. Pending consideration of the findings and recommendations of the Working Party on Resettlement and Low-cost Housing, to continue the resettlement of squatters as rapidly as possible.
32. In the administration of the estates and cottage areas, to bear constantly in mind the need to integrate the residents into the general community.
General Policy
33. To make recommendations to Government that there be a gradual enlargement of the Council's scope and for its representation on various other public bodies.
HONG KONG URBAN COUNCIL
OFFICIAL RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS.
Meeting of 7th January, 1964.
PRESENT:
THE CHAIRMAN, URBAN COUNCIL,
THE HONOURABLE K. S. KINGHORN
THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES,
VICE-CHAIRMAN,
DR. A. H. R. COOMBES, M.B.E. (Acting)
THE SECRETARY FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS, THE HONOURABLE J. C. McDOUALL
THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, THE HONOURABLE A. M. J. WRIGHT
THE DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL WELFARE, MR. D. W. B. BARON
THE COMMISSIONER FOR RESETTLEMENT,
MR. D. C. BARTY, O.B.E.
Mr. B. A. BERNACCHI, Q.C.
DR. R. H. S. LEE, O.B.E.
MR. LI YIU-BOR
DR. P. F. WOO
MR. H. CHEONG-LEEN
MR. A. de O. SALES, O.B.E.
MR. K. A. WATSON, O.B.E.
THE HONOURABLE LI FOOK-SHU, O.B.E.
MR. WILFRED S. B. WONG
MR. WILSON T. S. WANG
MR. K. S. LO
MR. CHEUNG WING-IN
MRS. E. ELLIOTT
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THE SECRETARY, URBAN COUNCIL,
MR. T. S. D. WHITLEY, I.S.O.
THE DEPUTY SECRETARY, URBAN COUNCIL, MR. R. THOMPSON
MR. CHAN SHU-WOON
MR. J. L. MARDEN
MR. FUNG HON-CHU
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