Sir Murray MacLehose (right), pictured in November 1978, served as governor of Hong Kong from 1971 to 1982 during British colonial rule. Photo: Chan Yuen-man
Sir Murray MacLehose (right), pictured in November 1978, served as governor of Hong Kong from 1971 to 1982 during British colonial rule. Photo: Chan Yuen-man
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Letters | Hong Kong’s incoming leader John Lee should take a leaf out of Murray MacLehose’s book

  • Readers discuss the former governor’s contributions to social welfare in Hong Kong, the decades-old argument over small houses in the New Territories, how public libraries can better serve minority communities, the power of Mirror mania to help struggling artists, and becoming habituated to wearing a mask

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Updated: 2:30pm, 14 May, 2022

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Sir Murray MacLehose (right), pictured in November 1978, served as governor of Hong Kong from 1971 to 1982 during British colonial rule. Photo: Chan Yuen-man
Sir Murray MacLehose (right), pictured in November 1978, served as governor of Hong Kong from 1971 to 1982 during British colonial rule. Photo: Chan Yuen-man
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