RLB in Hong Kong: 50 Years at a Glance 回顧利比香港五十載

3Company OverviewRider Levett Bucknall (formerly known as Levettand Bailey) was established as a local firm ofquantity surveyors in Hong Kong in 1962. From amodest beginning the practice has grown with theeconomic expansion of Hong Kong until today it is aglobal professional practice with over 2,800 peoplein more than 100 offices across Asia, Oceania,Europe, Middle East, Africa and the Americas.In the China and Korea region, Rider LevettBucknall has its headquarters in Hong Kong withbranch offices in Beijing, Chengdu, Chongqing,Dalian, Guangzhou, Guiyang, Haikou, Hangzhou,Macau, Nanjing, Qingdao, Shanghai, Shenyang,Shenzhen, Tianjin, Wuhan, Wuxi, Xian and Zhuhaiin Mainland China and Seoul in South Korea,employing a total staff of over 1,500.The practice principally specialises in all aspects ofcost consultancy and quantity surveying and providesa wide range of comprehensive professional servicesto its clients in the field of property and constructionconsultancy. Building from the experience gainedthrough its involvements in many developmentprojects as a member of the consultant team, RiderLevett Bucknall has extended its professionalservices to encompass project management anddevelopment consultancy and other advisory servicessuch as dispute resolution.Over the years, Rider Levett Bucknall hasestablished a renowned reputation among its clientsand in the construction industry for its capability andprofessionalism. The practice was a pioneer inestablishing the quantity surveying profession inHong Kong and Mainland China; in the training anddevelopment of local professionals to becomequantity surveyors; and in promoting cost estimating,research and consulting services.

4Chairman’s MessageOur commitment to Hong Kong,China and the region remains asstrong as ever. We are preparedto spread the name andreputation of Rider LevettBucknall across the region forthe next 50 years and beyond.In 2012, Rider Levett Bucknall celebrates animportant milestone in the growth of the practice- 50 years since the formation of the company inHong Kong in 1962.Our story is one of collective achievement - from ourfounders, Denis Levett and David Bailey, from ourretired and present directors, to the thousands ofhard working and determined people who haveshared in the development of technical best practicesand new ideas and contributed to our success.We pay tribute to the inspirational vision andcompelling leadership of Denis Levett, whosetenure at the helm of Levett and Bailey made usever stronger.Denis’ attitude of always aspiring to achieve thebest, is a philosophy that has made Rider LevettBucknall one of the leading firms of quantitysurveyors in this region.We live our Vision to be the leading practice in ourmarkets by delivering sustainable competitiveadvantage to our clients through the passion ofour people. We continue to expand the breadth ofinsight we can offer our clients, promoteresponsible business practices and support thegrowth and development of our people andcommunities.Following half a century of progression andgrowth, today we have over 1,500 people in 20offices in Hong Kong and China. Globally, RiderLevett Bucknall has over 2,800 staff in 100 officesthroughout Asia, Oceania, Europe, Middle East andthe Americas. As an independent quantitysurveying and construction cost consultant, RiderLevett Bucknall provides our clients with a widerange of service options to encompass every facetof the property life cycle.Our focus on adding value aims to meet the needs ofthe present without compromising future generationsand delivers optimum results for projects to supportour client’s business goals and objectives.But our most important achievement is that wehave continued to work with our clients and helpthem succeed.While all projects are unique and our participationmay vary depending on our client’s needs, ourcommitment to performance and relationships isconstant.Over the past 50 years, our clients have developeda genuine trust in Rider Levett Bucknall, thanks totheir support and to the quality and reliability ofour people and services. These invaluable assets,as well as our continuing focus on innovation, arecarrying us into the future.I would like to take this opportunity to say thankyou and show our appreciation to all those whohave supported us and worked with us over thepast 50 years – clients, consultants, contractors,members of the industry and past and presentstaff - to make Rider Levett Bucknall the practiceit is today.Our commitment to Hong Kong, China and theregion remains as strong as ever. We are preparedto spread the name and reputation of Rider LevettBucknall across the region for the next 50 yearsand beyond.Philip Lo

6Founder’s MessageI have been privileged to haveour supportive clients, ourhardworking and effectivedirectors, our capable andresponsible staff. We haveachieved so much together, andwith its dedicated leadershipand its strength and competenceI am fully confident that thepractice will continue to achieveeven more in the future.I am extremely excited that Rider Levett Bucknallis celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year inHong Kong.After 36 years with Rider Levett Bucknall, I retiredfrom the practice in 1999.50 years is a very long time. The practice wasestablished before many of you were born, butlooking back over the years and remembering howthings used to be it seems hardly any time at all.The years have passed by so quickly.We could not have built our practice without thehardwork, care and deep sense of responsibility ofour staff, past and present, both technical andsupportive. It has always been sad to lose staff, buthappily we now have a very large number of RiderLevett Bucknall old boys and girls throughout allsectors of the property and construction industryin Hong Kong and China who still retain happymemories of the time spent with us during theirtraining, and who remain good friends.When I look at us now, 1500 staff in 20 offices inHong Kong and China, my mind goes back towhere it all started. Just 8 of us in two rooms inYun Ping Road, Causeway Bay. This was a longtime ago but I remember it all very clearly asthough it were yesterday. We have come a long wayfrom those modest beginnings. Thanks, therefore,to our clients who have always supported us.Thanks also to our directors, deputy directors,associate directors, associates and staff, the firmhas grown from strength to strength until we arenow one of the largest firms of quantity surveyorsin the world.At the time Rider Levett Bucknall was establishedthe quantity surveying profession was hardlyrecognised and accepted in Hong Kong. Theprivate practice firms were just hanging on by theirfinger tips, and two out of the first five firmspracticing here had to close down through lack ofbusiness.Since then the quantity surveyors, through caringabout their clients and striving to provide themwith a high quality service, have built up theprofession so that now it is fully accepted, and thequantity surveyor is looked upon as an essentialmember of the client's team.The firm has always been a major part of my life,demanding long hours, hard work and persistencein promoting quantity surveying services to clientsand architects which was very hard in the earlydays. I have always been very proud of our practiceand its people, and it has given me a deep sense ofsatisfaction to see us grow stronger and moreinfluential over the years.I have been privileged to have our supportiveclients, our hardworking and effective directors,our capable and responsible staff. We haveachieved so much together, and with its dedicatedleadership and its strength and competence I amfully confident that the practice will continue toachieve even more in the future.Denis G. Levett

Tower Court, located on Hysan Avenue, Causeway Bay, was occupied by Levett and Bailey as its main office during the 1970-1980s; in front of it isthe former Lee Garden hotel site, the present day Manulife Plaza.

9From Retired Directors, Staff and AlumniRoy BeevorRetired as Consultant in 1999Chris ChanNow Associate Director (Hong Kong)My congratulations to the Directors of Rider LevettBucknall on the occasion of their 50th anniversaryin Hong Kong.The “Levett” part of the firm that started life in asmall office in Causeway Bay, together with“Rider” and “Bucknall”, has now grown into aglobal organisation, encompassing many parts ofthe world.It seems light years away from when I joined, whatwas then, Levett and Bailey in 1980. Our mainoffice was in Tower Court in Hysan Avenue and wehad an overflow office in Ling Ying Building in YunPing Road, just around the corner. We wereapproximately one hundred strong, with fourpartners, Denis Levett, Edwin Lee, Albert Cheungand Eric Fung. I became a partner in 1981.There was a great team spirit and we seemed tospend more time in the office than out of it.I’m sure that same spirit is still there and I believethat Rider Levett Bucknall will maintain itsimpressive growth and quality of service well intothe future.I wish the Directors and Staff continued success inthe years to come.I am pleased to have been the Staff Club Chairmanfor the past few years and witnessed RLB’sdistinguished accomplishment not only indelivering quality services, but also exploring thetalent of RLBers in sports & music and advancingfresh graduate to professional quantity surveyorsthrough its comprehensive and structured trainingprogrammes.The number of new faces joining RLB keeps onincreasing every year to cope with our expandingoffices, and it is foreseeable that these newRLBers will become a formidable force of ourfuture success just like our old boys and girls did.A remarkable event, the RLB 50th AnniversaryStaff Dinner, was held on 18 May 2012. I believe allthe RLBers have enjoyed the celebratory event. Iwas particularly excited to see our previousDirectors, Mr. Edwin Lee and Mr. Alan Parry andall the RLBers meeting and catching up with eachother just like in a family reunion.I would like to thank for our Chairman, ManagingDirectors, Directors, committee members, PICs,helpers and all RLBers' support in organizing theactivities successfully.My warmest congratulations again to Rider LevettBucknall on its Jubilee Anniversary and I wouldlike to extend my best wishes for all its futureendeavours.

102010Frank CheukRetired as Quantity Surveyor in 1985 I am extremely honoured to be invited to RiderLevett Bucknall’s 50th anniversary party after 27years of absence. I am also very humbled to berecognised, still, as the company’s No. 1 staff.There were many memorable events in my dayswith Levett and Bailey, but one of the mostunforgettable ones was the riots in 1967. Almostall construction jobs were terminated and all thestaff had their wages frozen. Fortunately, underthe tremendous leadership of Mr. Levett and Mr.Bailey, the company recovered within a year. Levettand Bailey had continued to prosper since and thecompany had grown to a staff of 250 by 1985.I hereby sincerely wish Rider Levett Bucknall’scontinuous success and excellence in the quantitysurveying profession.

11Albert H S Cheung JPRetired as Senior Managing Director in 2007The scene of my first visit to the office of Levettand Bailey in Hong Kong in the summer of 1968 fora job interview upon my graduation with a QSdiploma is still very vivid in my memory even now,five years after my retirement as the SeniorManaging Director of the firm in 2007. I met thetwo founders of the firm, the late Mr. David A.Bailey and Mr. Denis G. Levett for the first time andaccepted their offer of a position of QuantitySurveying Assistant with little idea that it was thebeginning of my lifetime career with the firm thatspanned over almost forty years.Bucknall would not have been able to becomewhat it is today.I would like to convey my congratulations to RiderLevett Bucknall on the 50th anniversary of itsestablishment in Hong Kong and I wish the firmcontinued success in many years to come and allthe best to every one of the presentmanagement and staff.Also still very vivid in my memory are the firsttimes that I met the other Directors of the firm intheir freshman days when they came to the officefor the first time for their job interviews. They wereall the best of the best from their classes.Together, we have weathered many challenges andcrises, economic and otherwise that theconstruction industry had to face in the pastseveral decades and have come out stronger thanever.I feel most privileged to be personally involved inthe formulating era of the practice seeing it grewfrom a small ten men office to an internationalfirm with hundreds of staff in the region andthousands of staff world wide. I would like to takethis opportunity to thank all our clients, fellowprofessionals and friends for their support andtrust over the years, without which Rider LevettSome of Levett and Bailey staff in 19991999

Retired and Current Directors/PartnersRetired Directors/PartnersCurrent DirectorsPeter C. RussellDavid A. BaileyDenis G. LevettEdwin Y. S. LeeEric S. H. FungAlbert H. S. CheungHerbert VartyRoy BeevorK. M. ChauThomas D. McCormackEdmond H. K. HoCharles Nicolas BrookeDavid V. ReesJohn NelsonPeter M. P. Hui David K. W. TseAlan C. ParryNelson W. H. ChengRobert CouchmanS. W. LoPhilip K. W. LoStephen Y. F. Lai Stephen L. H. LiuY. Y. Ho C. H. ChanH. K. Yu Kenneth K. KwanWang Wei Qing Y. L. LamDanny H. K. Chow Eric H. F. FongIris P. W. LeeSimon S. M. TuenEric C. Y. LauSimon Y. M. Cheung

RLB in Hong Kong: 50 Years at a Glance1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s1785Henry Cooper & Sonscommences asquantity surveyors inReading, England.Henry Cooper & Sons1895Henry Cooper &Sons London officeis purchased by JRider Hunt.Henry Cooper & SonsJRider Hunt1949Rider Hunt & Partners isestablished inMelbourne, Australia byHarry Wexler, followedby offices in Sydney andCanberra.Harry Wexler Rider Hunt &Partners 1947Bucknall Austin isestablished in the UK byCharles Bucknall.Charles Bucknall Bucknall Austin1962P.C. Russell arrives in Hong Kong and establishes P.C.Russell Associates. He is soon joined by Denis G. Levett (left)and David A. Bailey (right).P.C. Russell P.C. Russell Associates1960s Levett and Bailey staff1966P.C. Russell and Partners changes itsname to P.C. Russell, Bailey, Levettand Partners. P.C. Russell retires.P.C. Russell and Partners P.C.Russell, Bailey, Levett and Partners.P.C. Russell 1968P.C. Russell, Bailey, Levett and Partnerschanges its name to Levett and Bailey,Chartered Quantity Surveyors.P.C. Russell, Bailey, Levett and Partners 1968Levett and Bailey Tender Price Index is published, the first of its kindin Hong Kong, and has since then been widely used in Hong Kong. 25002000150010005000196819701972197419761978198019821984198619881990199219941996199820002002200420062008201020121969 Levett and Bailey staff at RubyRestaurant, Causeway Bay1960s Caroline Mansion in CausewayBay is occupied by Levett and Bailey asits main office.1972Rider Hunt Levett and Bailey is established inSingapore.Rider Hunt Levett and Bailey 1970s Levett and Bailey staff in the office1979Levett and Bailey works on Jinling Hotelin Nanjing, the first project in Chinainvolving a quantity surveyor.1977David Bailey moves to Singapore.1970sTower Court inCauseway Bay isoccupied by Levett andBailey as its main officeuntil 1980s.The ground breaking ceremony of Jinling Hotel1982David Bailey retires.1982Levett and Bailey works on the newHSBC headquarters in Hong Kong.Early 1980sLing YingSecondary Schoolis the other officelocation apart fromTower Court.1980s A snapshot of the office1985Levett and Bailey and Rider Huntset up offices in the US.Levett and Bailey and Rider Hunt 1987 Hong Kong office is relocatedto Asian House in Wanchai.1992 Levett and Bailey managementand staff at a dinner.1994Levett and Bailey works on Hong KongConvention & Exhibition Centre Phase IIextension, which becomes the venue for the HongKong Handover Ceremony in 1997.1999David Levett (left) retires, with David Bailey(right) attending a banquet.1995Levett and Bailey opens its firstChina office in Shanghai, which isfollowed by Beijing office in 1997. 19971997Hong Kong office is relocated toEastern Central Plaza inShaukeiwan. 2000Levett and Bailey opens itsShenzhen office, while anumber of offices will openin subsequent years.2007 China Annual Meeting is held in Zhuhai.20072008China Annual Meeting isheld in Guangzhou.20082007Levett and Bailey, Rider Huntand Bucknall Austin adopt acommon name globally.Levett and Bailey, Rider Huntand Bucknall Austin2001 RLB Directors at a Christmas Party2001 2010Shanghai Officecelebrates its 15thAnniversary inChina. 15 2012RLB and partners are awarded The BestProject Team of the Year 2012 by RICS,Hong Kong Property Awards 2012, for theirinvolvement in Hong KongScience Park Phase 3 Development. 2012 2012Rider Levett Bucknall celebrates its 50th Anniversary in Hong Kong.

Long-serving staff (10 years or above)30 Years +20 Years + 10 Years +Chan Choi HingChan Chun KeungCheung Suet Lan, SandyCheung Suet Ying, ChristinaHo Yiu YuLiu Ling Hong, Stephen Lo Kai Wah, Philip Loong Kar Man Ng Siu Wing, Nigel Tam Kam Keung, StevenWong Naisy, WinnieYu Hon KongChan Woon Keung, Patrick Cheung Ming Tak, Gary Chik Pun Hing, Dorothy Chow Hon Keung, Danny Chow Wai Man, Anselm Hon Chi Shing, AlfredKwan Kin, Kenneth Lai Yuen Fun, LouisaLai Yuk Fai, StephenLam Yen LingLau KellyLaw Hing WaiLee Pui Wa, IrisLeung Ching Han, ElaineLo Kin Fat, KennethLo Zun, AndrewNg Kai Yan, MandyNg Siu Han, SabrinaSiu Leung Man, LawrenceWong Sze PingWoo Kam TongCai Zhong Yi, BillCao Jun Lan, TinaChan Ka Yee, TiffanyChan Lai Chu, SmonaChan Man Hong, AndersonChan Siu Lai, JoelChen Li Xing, Beck Chen Xiao Yun Cheng Po Yin, Florence Cheung Kar Yee, Jessie Cheung Yuk Nui, Cora Chiu Chi Hang, Brian Chiu Chung Wing, Daniel Deng Yun Xia, CarolFong Hoi Fung, Eric Fong Sau Kuen, Emma Ge Xiao YanGao Hong Guang, Emily Ho Chiu Keung Huang He Huang Sui Hong, Tracy Ip Kwok Leung, Alpha Ip Pui Kuen Jin Bao Jing, Anny Kang Zhuang Kwan Ching Lung, Peter Kwok Wai Ming, Ming Lai Chun Kit Lam Chai Wing, Timothy Lam Mei Lin, Doris Lam Mo Kok, Poon Lam Shuk Kwong, Dickens Lau Chuen Yiu, Eric Lee Kwan Mo, Tommy Leung Fung Kuen, Judy Li LinLi Ping Ying, Nancy Li Yuen Ching, Candy Li Zhi Peng, Paul Liu Qing Lian, Amy Liu Yang Lo Wai Ho, Kevin Lu Yun Ngai Chi Hang, Tim Shi Hai Hua, String Shum Kai Sum, Katherine Si Yau Li Song Li Jun, Lucy Tam Sheung Yee, Shirley Tam Wai Kam, Kam Tsang Kwok Tong Tuen Sai Man, Simon Wang Hua Rong, Maggie Wang Mei Qin Wang Rong, Emily Wang Wei Hing Wen Hao Hua, Byron Wong Ka Ming Wong Siu Kan Wong Yim Kuk, Shirley Xiong Shen Lei Xu Jing Wen Yang Zhuo Ye Zhi Chao, Benny Yu Chui Mei, May Zhang Hong Yuan, Ady Zhang Li Juan, Alice Zhang Min Zhou Jin Hua, Anly Zhou Ke Jung, Cola Zhu Qiao Long

18Eric FungRetired as Partner in 1986CEM NotesTPCTest of Professional CompetenceTPC 1996 RICS Congratulations to Rider Levett Bucknall on theoccasion of their 50th anniversary.I joined the practice P. C. Russell and Partners in1965 with less than 10 people and retired fromLevett and Bailey in 1986.As a retired partner of Levett and Bailey, I noticedthe transformation of Levett and Bailey to thepresent Rider Levett Bucknall over the years tobecome a substantial group of construction costconsultancy with over 2,500 people in offices inmajor cities in China and around the world, tosatisfy the diverse needs of the industry andtoday’s market.This is a very substantial achievement.This achievement, without a doubt, is through thehardwork and foresight of the Directors.I wish to take the opportunity to wish Rider LevettBucknall all the best and continuous success inthe future.

19Edwin LeeRetired as Partner in 1984Congratulation to this company’s 50th Anniversary.Although I immigrated to Canada twenty nineyears ago, my heart has never left this wonderfulbig family. So, I would like to have your permissionto call you all, my colleagues.Also I would like to take this opportunity to thankmy mentor and good friend, Denis Levett. He ledme to acquire all the skills and experiences tobecome a successful quantity surveyor.Looking back at these 50 years and seeing thisorganization start from a small office and nowbecoming a major international quantity surveyingfirm with offices in Hong Kong, Macau, China andKorea, I feel so proud to be a part of it. We haveestablished good traditions of value and respect ofstaff and that is how we made this Levett andBailey firm a big family.Levett and Bailey was the first quantity surveyingfirm to go into China. Denis and I went to China inthe mid-70’s to explore the opportunities ofworking inside China. By late 70’s, we secured ourvery first major project in China, the Jingling Hotelin Nanjing. We also signed the very firstappointment letter for full quantity surveyingservices for this project in Chinese and later weproduced the very first Bills of Quantities in bothEnglish and Chinese.Congratulation again and I wish you all the bestand hope that many more offices will be opened,especially in China. With our tradition of honesty,hardworking and loyalty, I am sure you can do it.Keep on expanding and I look forward to seeingyou all, perhaps in the “60th Anniversary”celebrations.Here are a few highlights of the historicalachievements of this firm. Levett and Baileyhelped a lot in grooming young quantity surveyorsand promoting quantity surveying in Hong Kong. Infact, the very first quantity surveyor qualifiedlocally in Hong Kong is from this firm. Throughorganising lectures in Productivity Centre in HongKong in the 70’s, we have spread and promotedquantity surveying to other fields such asdevelopment companies, banks, constructioncompanies, other professional firms, etc.Edwin Lee and Denis Levettin China in late 1970s

20Leo KwokNow Associate (Hong Kong)Diligence is a ladder to success and I believe thisexplains the RLB story. RLB not only works out thehighest standards, but more importantly, worksaccording to the highest standards. I have beenbrought up in this atmosphere since day one Ijoined this company after graduation and this hasshaped me into a genuine quantity surveyor.2012 50 2004 () 50

21Alan ParryRetired as Director in 2002Eighteen years of my life were spent at Levett andBailey. They were memorable in many respectsand encompassed hard work, great colleagues,prestigious projects and enjoyable social activities.First the projects. I had the good fortune to beinvolved with some landmark developmentsincluding: Hongkong Bank (HSBC), CityPolytechnic (now City University), Happy ValleyRacecourse and Football Club Redevelopment(RHKJC), Festival Walk Shopping Mall and Offices,Hong Kong Institute of Education and Air CargoTerminal at Chek Lap Kok (HACTL). I doubt I wouldhave worked on projects of such size andimportance had I stayed in the UK.My colleagues and the staff generally at Levett andBailey were first class. Being one of the few“gweilos” in a staff of over 300 I always feltwelcome and at home in what was an extremelyhard working organisation. When I became apartner I received unstinting support from my twoassociates and secretary, Patrick Chan, Lam YenLing and Kimmy Chow for which I will always begrateful. They were years of hard work which I nowlook back upon with a sense of pride in what I hopepeople consider “jobs” well done.The social side of Levett and Bailey for me wasmostly football and sports days although the staffdinners, get together and cocktail parties werealso enjoyable. When I arrived in Hong Kong it wasto work on the Hongkong Bank project and footballmatches were soon arranged against the otherfirms participating in the project. Francis Fan wasthe “football man” at Levett and Bailey and it waswith his assistance that the games were arrangedat the Jubilee Sports Centre in Shatin. I continuedto play in Levett and Bailey football matchesthroughout my time at the firm although it wasdisappointing that we never managed to win theannual RICS Football Tournament while I wasplaying.I also enjoyed participating in the annual sports daywhich evolved from an Levett and Bailey only eventto one involving Swire Properties, P & T and JRP.My tussles with Nick Brooke in the 1500 and 3000metres were events I always looked forward to.I have great memories of Levett and Bailey andhope that Rider Levett Bucknall has a successfuland prosperous future so that today’s twentysomethings will also have great memories whenthey retire.A football match between staff teams in the late 1970s

22Maya WongSecretary to Denis Levett until 1989Winnie WongNow Head of Typing Section (Hong Kong)I first joined Levett and Bailey back in 1980. I wasworking at the Secretarial Section; shortly after Ibecame personal secretary to Mr. Denis Levett.Wai Suk, which was the way everyone called Mr.Levett in Cantonese during our times and evennow is well known to all L&B staff. It was really aclose way to greet him. I am sure he understoodwhy everyone gave him that name.I remembered replying to incoming phone callswas Mr. Levett’s top priority, no matter how late,before leaving the office. He mentioned that eachphone call was important to him and he did notwant to miss any opportunity of speaking with aclient or an architect.I reckon that some of the staff had a fear to meethim and talk to him as the Senior Partner of thepractice. They had an impression that Mr. Levettwas a furious man; on the contrary he was a verynice man. During the economic downturn in1982/83, when the construction industry shrunk,Mr. Levett told me that he had over a hundredfamilies to support, that meant he was thinking ofall the staff who was working with him. I felt reallyproud and honoured to have a boss who was soconsiderate.L&B Hong Kong staff working with word processors in the early 1980s

24Frankie YeungNow Director (Projects) of Hong Kong HousingSocietyMy sincere congratulations to Rider LevettBucknall on its 50th anniversary in their localsetup.The firm (formerly Levett and Bailey) was alreadyone of the largest local quantity surveying firms inHong Kong (with 50 odd staff) when I joined in 1979after graduation. It was however in no match withtheir current establishment, their diverse globalpractice, their staff size and network of offices.As one of the leading professional quantitysurveying firms in Hong Kong, Rider LevettBucknall is commendable for their contributionsto the quantity surveying profession: inestablishing and upholding professional standards,and providing structured in-house training to freshgraduates, transforming them from greenhorns toprofessionals.I’ll join all the “old-boys and young girls” of Levettand Bailey in wishing Rider Levett Bucknallanother 50 flourishing years to come.Levett and Bailey Old Boys & Young Girls Club 19991999

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