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scholarships annually, one for a student of the Two-Year MBA Programme, and the other for an undergraduate student majoring i n either economics or business administration by rotation for a two-year term from 1997-98. (153) From Ernst & Young HK$43,100 annually for awarding a scholarship to an outstanding student majoring in professional accountancy. (154) From Exxon Chemical International-Asia Ltd. HK$30,750 annually for awarding a scholarship to an outstanding student of the Two-Year MBA Programme from 1997-98. (155) From Gilbert Holdings Limited HK$14,000 annually for awarding two scholarships to outstanding undergraduate students of the Faculty of Business Administration and the Department of Music respectively from 1997-98. (156) From The Glorious Sun (Holdings) Ltd. HK$20,000 annually for granting two awards to second-year students of the Two-Year MBA Programme who will participate in exchange programmes from 1997-98. (157) From Hong Kong Industrial Relations Association HK$5,000 annually for awarding a scholarhip to an outstanding final-year student concentrating in the h uman resources an d training related management option from 1997-98. (158) From The Hong Kong Institute of Company Secretaries HK$3,600 annually for awarding three prizes to outstanding business administration students. (159) From The Hong Kong Pathology Society HK$ 1,000 annually for awarding a prize to an outstanding medical student with the highest aggregate mark in the Second Professional Examination from 1997- 98. (160) From Jackie Chan. Charitabl e Foundation HK $18,000 annually for awarding two scholarships of $9,000 each to outstanding students of the Department of Music from 1997-98. (161) From Joh n Swire & Sons (H.K.) Limited HK$216,000 annually for awarding six scholarships to students of the faculties of arts, busines s administration, engineering, science, and social science. (162) From the K o w l o on Chamber of Commerce HK$80,000 annually from 1997-98 for awarding ： a. three scholarships totalling HK$40,000 to outstanding students majoring in Chinese language and literature, economics, and social work ； and b. six bursaries totalling HK$40,000 to outstanding students with financial need. (163) From LeaRonal Asia Limited HK$ 10,000 annually for awarding a scholarship to a final-year student majoring in chemistry. (164) From Miss Leung Pui Han Scholarship Fund HK$60,000 for awarding a number of bursaries to students in need in 1997-98. (165) From Li Po Chun Charitable Trust Fund Committee HK$307,500 in 1997-98 for awarding ： a. three scholarships of HK$25,500 each to full- time postgraduate students ； and b. 11 scholarships of HK$21,000 each to full-time undergraduate students. (166) From Mary Sun Medical Scholarship Fund HK$264,000 annually for awarding 24 scholarships of HK$11,000 each to medical students on the basis of academic merit and financial need. (167) From Milupa Ltd. HK$5,000 annually for awarding two prizes of HK$3,000 and HK$2,000 respectively to outstanding medical students. (168) From S.K. Yee Medical Foundation HK$133,000 annually for awarding 11 scholarships to outstanding medical students. (169) From Soma International Ltd. HK$40,000 for awarding a number of interest-free loans to students in need in 1997-98. (170) From United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia US$5,000 annually for awarding a number of scholarships for research on women and gender. (171) From American International Assurance Company ( B e r mu d a) Ltd. HK$20,00 0 to support a comparative study on dialects of Southeast China undertaken by The Ng Tor-Tai Chinese Language Research Centre. (172) From an anonymous donor HK$500,000 to support the research and community work undertaken by the Department of Psychology. (173) From Anthony Ng Architects Ltd. HK $ 100,000 to support a research project on China's low-cost housing undertaken by the Department of Architecture. (174) From Dr. Stephen K.W. Chan HK$100,000 to support the cancer research undertaken by the Department o f Clinical Oncology, (175) From Mr. Chen Poon-su HK$20,000 to support the endoscopic reseach undertaken by the Department of Surgery. (176) From Chiang Ching K u o Foundatio n for International Scholarly Exchange ： a. to the Departmen t of A n t h r o p o l o gy HK$78,080.76 as the final instalment for the research project on food culture in Taiwan ； b. to the Department of Architecture a further donation of HK$57,076.98 to support a research project on oral architectural history of China ； c. to the Department of History HK$61,657.54 as the final instalment for the comparative study of Chinese and world history ； d. to the Chinese Medicinal Material Research Centre HK$128,875.49 as the final instalment for the research project on the standardization of subject headings for a database of traditional Chinese medicine literature ； and Gifts and Donations 61