Nominations for the 2011 District Council Election (Nomination Period: 15-28 September 2011)

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NOMINATIONS FOR THE 2011 DISTRICT COUNCIL ELECTION (NOMINATION PERIOD: 15-28 SEPTEMBER 2011) SOUTHERN DISTRICT As at 5pm, 28 September 2011 (Wednesday) Constituency Constituency Name of Nominees Alias Date of Nomination Remarks Code (Surname First) D01 Aberdeen WONG Ling-sun 15/9/2011 D01 Aberdeen CHING Lok-suen Carl ABERDEENAWONG 28/9/2011 D02 Ap Lei Chau Estate LAM Yuk-chun 19/9/2011 D03 Ap Lei Chau North CHEUNG Sik-yung 19/9/2011 D03 Ap Lei Chau North CHEUNG Wing-ho 19/9/2011 D04 Lei Tung I CHEUNG Siu-keung 15/9/2011 D04 Lei Tung I AU Nok-hin 20/9/2011 D04 Lei Tung I CHAN Fung-wah 27/9/2011 D05 Lei Tung II WONG Che-ngai 15/9/2011 D05 Lei Tung II LO Kin-hei 20/9/2011 D05 Lei Tung II LO Chung-man 27/9/2011 D06 South Horizons East KWOK Wing-hang Dennis 22/9/2011 D06 South Horizons East LAM Kai-fai 26/9/2011 D07 South Horizons West KWAI Sze-kit 15/9/2011 D07 South Horizons West SZE Chun-fai 16/9/2011 D07 South Horizons West FUNG Wai-kwong 20/9/2011 D07 South Horizons West LAM Yue-yeung 21/9/2011 D08 Wah Kwai YEUNG Siu-pik 15/9/2011 D08 Wah Kwai MAK TSE How-ling 17/9/2011 D09 Wah Fu I LI Shee -lin 15/9/2011 D09 Wah Fu I AU Lap-sing 15/9/2011 D09 Wah Fu I WONG Wing-lit 27/9/2011 D10 Wah Fu II CHAI Man-hon 15/9/2011 D10 Wah Fu II WONG Choi-lap 17/9/2011 D11 Pokfulam YIM Kin-ping 15/9/2011 D11 Pokfulam ZIMMERMAN Paulus Johannes Paul ZIMMERMAN 22/9/2011 D12 Chi Fu CHU Ching-hong 17/9/2011 D13 Tin Wan CHAN Fu-ming 19/9/2011 D14 Shek Yue CHU Lap-wai 17/9/2011 D14 Shek Yue MAN Ho-keung Zico 22/9/2011 D15 Wong Chuk Hang YUEN Chi-kwong 17/9/2011 D15 Wong Chuk Hang TSUI Yuen-wa 19/9/2011 D16 Bays Area FUNG Se-goun Fergus 15/9/2011 D16 Bays Area LAI Kwong-tak Albert 22/9/2011 D17 Stanley & Shek O WONG Kam-chuen Alson 15/9/2011 D17 Stanley & Shek O LEE Pui-ying CHAN LEE Pui-ying 19/9/2011 Note: Please also refer to the Chinese version, which may contain additional information provided by some nominees in Chinese only. [Source of information: Nomination forms submitted by nominees] .

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