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Total number of hits is 1097, and record(s) 1 to 20 are:
1.
$12.5m bill for temporarry refugee closed camp
Author:
FRANK CHOI
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
07-May-1983
2.
$1.26b for getting Tsun Wan into shape
Author:
FRANK CHOI
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
07-Jan-1984
3.
$60m projects for border town
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
15-Dec-1983
4.
$60m roadworks for Junk Bay
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
23-Jun-1984
5.
10-point plan to help old people
Author:
CAITLIN WONG
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
05-Feb-1991
6.
13 new schools needed
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
16-Jun-1984
7.
16 Borad members for Peking
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
26-Oct-1983
8.
21 projects planned for Kuntong
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
20-Feb-1982
9.
24-hour border crossing begins
Author:
Steve Ball
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
04-Nov-1994
10.
90pc have got the jitters
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
06-Jun-1984
11.
ABC class for new arrivals
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
22-Sep-1982
12.
A bulletin for the board?
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
13-Feb-1982
13.
A case of swings and roundabouts...
Author:
GARMEN CHAN
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
18-May-1983
14.
A choir with a difference
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
19-Nov-1982
15.
ACTION ON MASS GRABS
Source:
The Star
Date:
28-Dec-1983
16.
Action sought on high schools
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
03-Jul-1991
17.
Activists burn draft in protest
Author:
KENT CHEN
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
23-Jan-1990
18.
A district of death traps
Author:
GARMEN CHAN
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
30-Dec-1982
19.
Aged deserve 'better deal' on transport
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
12-Nov-1988
20.
Aged need better care
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
27-Oct-1989
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