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    The following list of general holidays for 2008 is gazetted for public information. Every Sunday The first day of January Lunar New Year's Day The second day of the Lunar New Year The third day of the lunar new year. The following day will be designated as an additional general holiday as the Tuen Ng Festival in 2008 falls on a Sunday.

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    The following list of general holidays for 2008 is gazetted for public information. Every Sunday The first day of January Lunar New Year's Day The second day of the Lunar New Year The third day of the lunar new year. The following day will be designated as an additional general holiday as the Tuen Ng Festival in 2008 falls on a Sunday.

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    The following list of general holidays for 2008 is gazetted for public information:

    Every Sunday Sunday


    The first day of January 1 January Tuesday
    Lunar New Year’s Day 7 February Thursday
    The second day of the Lunar New
    8 February Friday
    Year
    The third day of the Lunar New
    9 February Saturday
    Year
    Good Friday 21 March Friday
    The day following Good Friday 22 March Saturday
    Easter Monday 24 March Monday
    Ching Ming Festival 4 April Friday
    Labour Day 1 May Thursday
    The Buddha’s Birthday 12 May Monday
    The day following Tuen Ng
    9 June Monday
    Festival
    Hong Kong Special Administrative
    1 July Tuesday
    Region Establishment Day
    The day following Chinese Mid-
    15 September Monday
    Autumn Festival
    National Day 1 October Wednesday
    Chung Yeung Festival 7 October Tuesday
    Christmas Day 25 December Thursday
    The first weekday after Christmas
    26 December Friday
    Day
    "As the Tuen Ng Festival in 2008 falls on a Sunday, the following day will be designated
    as an additional general holiday," said a Government spokesman.

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