FOR THE YEAR 1915,

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION.

6-HARBOUR MASTER'S DEPARTMENT,-Contd.

A. HARBOUR OFFICE,-Continued.

Brought forward,.

OTHER CHARGES.

[Class I] 31

Approved Estimate, 1914.

Estimate, 1915.

$

$

58,580

55,159

Conveyance Allowance to Harbour Master,

Boats,

Contribution towards Maintenance of Peak and D'Aguilar Signal

Stations,

Electric Fans and Light,

Examination Fees,

180

240

(1)

2,000

2,000

100

100

1,200

1,020

(2)

800

800

Examination of Pilots Fees,

50

25

(3)

Expenses of numbering Boats,

2,280

2,280

Fees to Unofficial Members of Marine Courts,

200

200

Incidental Expenses,

750

700

(4)

Moorings,

200

200

Oil and Sundry Stores,

1,650

1,650

Raising of moorings for inspection, and repairs and renewals

of moorings,

10,000

(5)

Bent of Telephone Exchange, (£15),..

164

(6)

Repairs to Boats, Buoys, &c.,

850

850

Uniform for Boarding Officers, Constables and Boatmen,

1,050

886 (7)

Total Other Charges,

11,474

20,951

Total Harbour Office,

70,054

76,110

B. MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICE.

PERSONAL EMOLUMENTS.

Clerk, (£220 to £270 by £25 triennially),

3,058

3,058

Do., Overtime Allowance,

800

800

12nd Grade Clerk, ($1,440 to $1,800 by $120 biennially).

5th Grade Clerk, ($480 to $660 by $60 annually), European Constable, (£100 to £120 by £10 biennially,)

1,440

1,500

(8)

660

660

1,359

1,359

(9)

Messenger,

108

108

Do.,

Good Conduct Allowance,

36

36

Do., House Allowance,.

Punkah Coolie, for 6 months at $5 a month,.

Total Personal Emoluments,

24

24

30

30

A

7,515

7,575

OTHER CHARGES.

Incidental Expenses,

Rent of Office at Sailors' Home,

Rent of Telephone Exchange, (£10),

Uniform for Constable,

Uniform for Messenger,..

Total Other Charges,......

Total Mercantile Marine Office,

Carried forward,

)2 renewals a year; increase due to a first class sailing

boat being required for Sai Kung Station.

$60 added to cover cost of replacing worn-out and damaged electric light bulbs, hitherto charged to "Maintenance of Buildings". P.W.R.; $240 transferred to "Electric Fans and Light", Other Charges, Imports and Exports Department.

Considered sufficient.

$50 transferred to "Incidental Expenses," Radio-Telegraph Staff, Post Office.

30 480

30 480

109

(6)

51

51

14

14

684

575

8,199

8,150

78,253

84,260

(5) C.O. Telegram of 6th October, 1914. (6) Transferred to Miscellaneous Services-Rent of Tele-

phones".

(7) Winter uniform for Outstation Boatmen supplied in 1914 will not be required until 1916; $14 transferred to

Uniforms", Radio-Telegraph Staff, Post Office.

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(8) Stipulated increment. (9) Free quarters and light.

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