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Total number of hits is 394, and record(s) 1 to 20 are:
1.
$10b tab for third harbour crossing
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
05-Oct-1988
2.
$10m feasibility study on Tate's Cairn tunnel
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
27-Dec-1985
3.
$13 toll shock for motorists
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
04-Mar-1984
4.
$14m tunnel compensation
Author:
FRANCIS LI
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
18-Sep-1985
5.
$1.5m tunnel traffic study not necessary, say police
Author:
BRIAN WONG
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
03-Sep-1987
6.
$1 billion boom under harbour
Author:
JACK SPACKMAN
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
13-Sep-1987
7.
$21m loss: blame `unfair'
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
15-Nov-1984
8.
$25m for third tunnel study
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
09-Mar-1989
9.
$3m sought for tunnel auto toll
Author:
LOUIS LIU
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
06-Jan-1986
10.
$40 toll approved
Author:
Vivian Lee
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
29-Jan-1997
11.
$5 toll plan to cut Lion Rock jam-up
Author:
JESSIE YIM
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
30-Mar-1987
12.
$6 toll planned to cut tunnel traffic
Author:
WILSON WONG
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
14-Jul-1988
13.
$85b plan to ease border congestion
Author:
Brendan Delfino
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
28-Jun-1997
14.
3 runners left in race for new harbour tunnel
Author:
TONY MEASOR
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
02-Aug-1985
15.
A $4 toll helps clinch the Tate tunnel tender
Author:
KRIS CHAN
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
28-Feb-1988
16.
Accident forces the closure of tunnel
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
15-May-1988
17.
Ailing ferry routes may be subsidised
Author:
FRANCIS LI
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
16-May-1986
18.
Airport traffic may get tunnel for relief
Author:
WILSON WONG
Source:
Hong Kong Standard
Date:
29-Jun-1988
19.
All set for a second crossing
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
25-Jul-1985
20.
All treated equally
Source:
South China Morning Post
Date:
21-Oct-1988
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