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HONGKONG ESTIMATES
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION.
Approved Estimate, 1913.
Estimate, 1914.
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Do., Do.,
6.-HARBOUR MASTER'S DEPARTMENT,—Contd.
4.-HARBOUR OFFICE,—Continued.
PERSONAL EMOLUMENTS, Continued.
Brought forward,....
1 2nd Grade Assistant Inspector of Junks and Cargo Boats, ($1,320 to $1,560 by $120 biennially),
House Allowance,
Allowance for supervising boat painting.
43,370
44,323
1,200
1,320
(1)
240
240
120
120
Do.,
1 3rd Grade Assistant Inspector of Junks and Cargo Boats, ($960 to $1,200 by $120 biennially), Allowance for supervising boat painting,
1,200
1,200
90
90
1 4th Grade Signalman at Blackhead's Hill, ($720 to $900 by $60
annually),.............
900
900
1 Watchman at Blackhead's Hill,
132
132
(2)
Do., Good Conduct Allowance,
1
1 5th Grade Signalman at Green Island, ($480 to $660 by $60
annually).....
660
1 Watchman at Green Island,
132
Allowance to 1 Police Officer in charge of Outstation, .......... Allowance to 1 Pohee Officer, for supervising boat painting, Allowances to Interpreters at Aberdeen, Chenug Chan and Shankiwan for collection of fees for painting numbers on juuks, &c., at $36 each,..........
1.536
660
(3)
132 (2)
132 (4)
1,920
120
(5)
108
108
Allowances to 11 Sergeant Interpreters at Outstations, 10 at
$60 each, and 1 at $36,
876
636
(6)
Allowance to 1 Detective at Ping Shan Station,
36
36
1 5th Grade Interpreter at Outstation, ($480 to $660 by $60
annually),.
500
552
(2) (7) (8)
2 Boatswains, 1 at $240, and 1 at $216,.
456
456
(2)
Do., Allowance to 1 for carrying out reliefs of Lighthouses,
16
16
6 Seamen, at $132 each,
792
792
(2)
Do., Allowances to 5 for carrying out reliefs of Lighthouses, Do., Allowance to 1 for boat painting,
78
78
72
24
(9)
32 Boatmer, at $108 each,
Long Service Allowances to 6 Boatmen, at $24 each, and 1 at $20, Allowances to 26 Boatmen, for boat painting, 10 at $24, 8 at
2,352
3,456
(10) (11)
164
(12)
$18, and 8 at $12 each, Allowances to 5 Police Boatmen at Outstations, at $18 each,.... Allowances to 4 Police Boatswains, for boat painting, at $24 each, Allowances to 28 Police Seamen, for boat painting, at $24 each, Allowances to 4 Police Boatmen, for boat painting, at $18 each, 1 Painter,
480
480
90
90
96
96
672
672
72
72
144
144
(2)
Do., Allowance for bout painting,
48
48
3 Watchmen, at $144 each,
432
432
(2)
4 Messengers, 1 at $168, and 3 at $108 each,
432
492
(2) (13)
Do., Good Conduct Allowances to 1 at $24, and I at $12,
36
(14)
1 Indian Lance Sergeant, 1st Class,...
216
216
1 Chinese Constable, 2nd Class,
150
} 150 (15)
Total Personal Emoluments,.
Carried forward,...
60,451
60,454
58,580
58,580
(1) Promoted from 3rd Grade,-C.O. Despatch No. 177 of
24th June, 1913.
(2) Free quarters.
(3) Stipulated allowance,-C.O. Despatch No. 386 of 17th
December, 1912.
(4) Allowances abolished except to one officer in receipt of dollar salary,-C.O. Despatch of 8th February, 1913. § 7. (5) Allowances abolished except to 1 who has not accepted the new scale of salary,-C.O. Despatch of 8th February, 1913, § 7.
(6) Allowances to 4 European Constables abolished,-0.0.
Despatch of 8th February, 1913, § 7.
(7) Post, temporarily filled by supernumerary 5th Grade Shroff from District Office, to revert to 6th Grade on next vacancy.
(S) Receives Police Allowance of $60 and Telephone Allow-
ance of $18 per annum.
(9) 2 at $24 transferred to 2 Seamen, Steam Launch "H. D. 4". (10) Increase to 28,-C.O. Despatch No. 386 of 17th December,
1912.
(11) 8 re eive Police Allowances of $18 per annum each, (12) Formerly merged in salaries.
(13) 1 at $144 i creased to $168, former rate being considered inadequate; 3 at $96 increased to $108 each,-0.0. Des- patch No. 386 of 17th December, 1912.
(14) New appointments.
(15) Free quarters and light.