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《香港志·自然》自然環境 Hong Kong Chronicles, Nature: Natural Environment
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In December 1955, the British naval survey ship Dampier observed at Tai Mo Shan, recording a horizontal intensity of 38,230 nT and a vertical intensity of 22,118 nT.
From December 1955, the Observatory broadcast weather reports for the South China Sea, covering the area from south of Shanwei to south of the Beibu Gulf, in Cantonese for fishermen via Radio Hong Kong.
On 2 December 1955, the Hong Kong government and the Java-China-Japan Line jointly arranged a mail ship on which an exhibition of Hong Kong products was held, sailing from Hong Kong to South Africa and South America; the vessel was the 'Rooseboom', fitted with display cabinets showcasing local manufactured goods to promote export trade.
On 3 December 1955, the 13th Hong Kong Products Expo held its opening ceremony, running for 32 days, with attendance exceeding one million for the first time.
On 3 December 1955, the Government Stadium opened with a capacity to accommodate 28,000 spectators; the inaugural match was between the Hong Kong League and the East African Railways team, which the Hong Kong League won 2-1.