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《香港志·總述 大事記》(公元前 5000 年至 2017 年,共 6,500 多條大事) Hong Kong Chronicles: Overview and Chronology (c. 5000 BC–2017, over 6,500 events)
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1949-11-04 · 香港
1949年11月4日,港府頒布一條規例,就編定航程的牌照與非編定航程的許可證兩方面加以規管。
On 4 November 1949, the Hong Kong Government promulgated a regulation governing both licences for scheduled voyages and permits for unscheduled voyages.
引用名稱法例/計劃 《1949年空運(航空服務牌照)規例》(Air Transport (Air Services Licensing) Regulations 1949)
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1949-11-08 · 香港
1949年11月8日開始,東華三院向滯留香港的中國國民黨傷殘軍人與難民給予收容及安置。
Starting from 8 November 1949, the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals provided shelter and resettlement for disabled Kuomintang soldiers and refugees stranded in Hong Kong.
On 9 November 1949, the Hong Kong-based staff of the two civil aviation companies China National Aviation Corporation and Central Air Transport Corporation declared an uprising by telegram and flew 12 aircraft to Tianjin and Beijing, an event known as the "Two Airlines Uprising".
On 14 November 1949, Kwong Nam Fishery Company was incorporated in Hong Kong, later becoming the largest and longest-operating enterprise in the local Chinese-owned fishery sector.
On 17 November 1949, Grantham, in his capacity as Governor of Hong Kong, stated that because the situation regarding the Sino-British aviation agreement remained unclear, the Hong Kong government would not allow aircraft of the two airlines to fly to mainland China, and ultimately 71 aircraft of the two airlines were stranded in Hong Kong.
On 24 November 1949, Shen Dexie and Dai Anguo, representing the Taiwan authorities as General Manager and representative of China National Aviation Corporation, filed a petition with the Hong Kong High Court for an interim injunction to freeze all assets in Hong Kong of the two airlines.
On 25 November 1949, the Hong Kong High Court dealt with and ruled on the objection by the two airlines' staff in Hong Kong to the injunction, ordering that neither party to the litigation could move the assets of the two airlines stored in Hong Kong, with the Hong Kong government arranging personnel to take custody of them.