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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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In July 1953, the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong set up a welfare office within the Catholic Action Centre, aiming to provide assistance to the general public and help society recover gradually after the war.
On 6 July 1953, the Chinese Manufacturers' Association, together with the Kowloon Chamber of Commerce, called on various Chinese organisations in Hong Kong to jointly sign and submit a petition protesting the Government's rent increase measures under rent control and its plan to abolish rent control within two to three years.
On 7 July 1953, the Chinese Manufacturers' Association and the Kowloon Chamber of Commerce submitted a petition to the Colonial Secretary and the Chinese representative Chow Sik-nin.
On 17 July 1953, the Hong Kong Chinese Artists' Association completed formal registration as a trade union organisation whose members came mainly from local Cantonese opera practitioners; its predecessor was the Hong Kong branch of the Guangdong Bahe Cantonese Opera Professional Union.
On 20 July 1953, a Rent Enquiry Office was set up under the Secretariat for Chinese Affairs to handle public enquiries on tenancy matters and to investigate and report cases of contravention of tenancy legislation.
On 24 July 1953, several women's organisations were invited by the Hong Kong Young Women's Christian Association to attend a joint meeting, at which all parties unanimously expressed support for abolishing the concubinage system.
On 27 July 1953, a British Air Force transport aircraft crashed while landing at Kai Tak Airport, ran off the runway and struck nearby buildings before catching fire, resulting in one death and two injuries.