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"Lam Kee Ferry's Wing Yip 3 kaito. Lam Kee Ferry's old ferry AM50017S. Lam Kee Ferry () was a ferry services provider in Hong Kong. It served the Sai Wan Ho to Tung Lung Island route.遠足小貼士 http://paper.wenweipo.com 2011-01-04. Route Lam Kee Ferry operated one route: * Sai Wan Ho ↔ Tung Lung Island (Closed on 21 January 2014) This route is restored by a new operator from 20 Jun 2015, providing services only on weekend and public holidays. Fleet Wing Yip 3 was the company's kaito for the above route. It is a wooden kaito and has a capacity of 122 passengers. AM50017S is the old ferry used for the route. It was originally a fishing boat with no seats. Passengers had to sit on the floor. It is not currently in use. References Ferry transport in Hong Kong Transport operators of Hong Kong Defunct companies of Hong Kong Shipping companies of Hong Kong "
"USCOC or USCoC may refer to: *US Conference of Chaplains, USCoC, a Christian organization of clergy and laity forming uniformed, local community ministry teams *United States Chamber of Commerce, a lobbying group *United States Corps of Chaplains, a non-denominational Christian organization serving the American military "
"Clarence Percival "Clarrie" PolsonPOLSON, Clarence Percival 1920 - 21, 1924 - Kiwi #143 nzleague.co.nz was a New Zealand rugby league player who represented New Zealand. Playing career Polson played in the Auckland Rugby League competition at for the Newton Rangers. An Auckland representative, Polson was first selected for New Zealand in 1920, playing in two Test matches against Great Britain. He then toured Australia in 1921 under coach Jim Rukutai, although the team played in no Test matches. His last two Test match appearances came in 1924 when Great Britain again toured New Zealand. References New Zealand rugby league players New Zealand national rugby league team players Auckland rugby league team players Rugby league halfbacks Newton Rangers players "