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G.N. (E.) 102 of 2014 G.N. (E.) 102 of 2014 ELECTORAL PROCEDURE (RURAL REPRESENTATIVE ELECTION) REGULATION (Cap. 541 sub. leg. L) (Sections 15 and 16 of the Regulation) NOTICE OF NOMINATIONS AND DULY ELECTED CANDIDATES IN UNCONTESTED ELECTIONS 2015 RURAL ORDINARY ELECTION ELECTION OF INDIGENOUS INHABITANT REPRESENTATIVE HANG HAU RURAL COMMITTEE The following candidates are validly nominated for the Indigenous Villages and Composite Indigenous Villages specified below: (Particulars as shown on Nomination Form) Name of Indigenous Name of Candidate Principal Residential Address Village and Composite Indigenous Village FU TAU CHAU YIP,PAK LAM 1/F NO.48 HANG HAU ROAD HA YEUNG LAU,YUK PING NO.4, SIU HANG HAU VILLAGE HA YEUNG VILLAGE CLEAR WATER BAY ROAD SAI KUNG HANG HAU CHEUNG,SHEK G/F, NO.27, HANG HAU VILLAGE KAM TSEUNG KWAN O, SAI KUNG SHING,KING LUN 2/F, NO.67, HANG HAU VILLAGE, ALAN TSEUNG KWAN O. SAI KUNG YAU,WING 2/F NO.39 TIN HA WAN VILLAGE CHUNG PAUL TSEUNG KWAN O MANG KUNG UK HUNG,TIN SUNG 2/F, NO.55, HUNG UK VILLAGE MANG KUNG UK, SAI KUNG, HONG KONG SHING,KUEN 1/F 60 CLEARWATERBAY ROAD WAI FUNG SUM VILLAGE MANG KUNG UK SAI KUNG HONG KONG SING,HEUNG G/F NO 29B O PUI VILLAGE MANG MAN KUNG UK CLEAR WATER BAY KOWLOOM, HONG KONG SING,HON KEUNG 5 WO TONG KWONG, MANG KUNG UK VILLAGE, CLEAR WATER BAY ROAD, HANG HAU, KOWLOON, HONG KONG YU,YUK MING 2/F. 12. YU UK VILL. MAN KUNG UK RD. CLEAR WATER BAY RD. KLN MAU WU TSAI YUEN,SIU 2/F, 5 MAU WU TSAI VILLAGE, PO LAM CHEONG SOUTH ROAD, SAI KUNG, NEW TERRITORIES, HONG KONG TAI HANG HAU LEUNG,WAI NO.80 TAI HANG HAU VILLAGE HUNG GRANY CLEAR WATER BAY SAI KUNG TAI WAN TAU LAU,WAI FLAT C 4/F HARBOUR COURT NO.18 CHEUNG PETER KAI YUEN TERRACE NORTH POINT HONG KONG TIN HA WAN SIT,KAM FUN 2/F NO.7 TIN HA WAN VILLAGE, TSEUNG KWAN O, HONG KONG YAU YUE WAN CHUNG,LIN HI G/F 77 YAU YUE WAN VILLAGE HANG HAU SAI KUNG 2. As the number of validly nominated candidates for the above Villages is no more than the number of Indigenous Inhabitant Representatives to be returned for the Villages concerned, notice is hereby given for the purposes of section 29(1) of the Rural Representative Election Ordinance (Cap. 576) that the above-named candidates are declared to be duly elected as Indigenous Inhabitant Representatives for the above Villages. 11 December 2014 SIU Mo-lin, Maureen Returning Officer for the above-mentioned Villages .
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