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Major Events （19th General Committee, 1970－1972）
Major Events （19th General Committee, 1970－1972）
1970-01-01
Major Events （20th General Committee, 1972－1974）
Major Events （20th General Committee, 1972－1974）
1972-01-01
CMA Annual Report 1972-1973
This report documents the accomplishments of CMA during 1972-1973, including the Exhibition of Hong Kong Products, advocacy achievements, the donations, the visits and receptions, and the services for members. It also contains the development of Hong Kong's manufacturing industry and the overview of various industry sectors, the financial performance of the association, and members of 20th General Committee and various committees.
1972-07-01
Major Events （21st General Committee, 1974－1976）
Major Events （21st General Committee, 1974－1976）
1974-01-01
CMA Photo Album (1975–1976)
This album consists of photos of CMA activities during 1975-1976, including the ground breaking ceremony of the prevocational school, dinner reception in honor of Governor Sir Crawford Murray MacLehose, the receptions of representatives of US, UK, Spain, Scholarship Presentation Ceremony, CMA new members' reception, members' spring reception, Hong Kong New Products Competition Presentation Ceremony and seminars.
1975-01-01
Major Events （22nd General Committee, 1976－1978）
Major Events （22nd General Committee, 1976－1978）
1976-01-01
Photos of Dinner in Honour of the Then His Excellency Sir Murray MacLehose
A dinner reception in honour of the then his excellency Sir Murray MacLehose., was held at the Jade Ballroom, Furama Hotel on 24 March 1976. The occasion was attended by the honorary presidents, general committee members and heads of industries of the association
1976-03-24
Dinner in Honour of His Excellency Sir Murray MacLehose
A dinner party was held in honour of the Governor, Sir Murray MacLehose on 1977 July 19 at the Mandarin Hotel. His Excellency commended the contribution of local industrialists in building up the Hong Kong economy, and expressed optimism for continuing economic growth in the future.
1977-07-19