Head 19.-POLICE FORCE

Head 19.-POLICE FORCE

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Approved Estimate, 1940-41.

Estimate, 1941-1942.

$

$

$

1 Personal Emoluments

3,751,654

3,102,525

Other Charges.

2 Ammunition

3 Upkeep of arms

4 Bedding

40,000

55,000

(1)

5,000

4,000

7,500

7,200

(2)

5 Cleansing Materials and Washing

6 Clothing and Accoutrements..

7 Coal and Gas ..............

8 Conveyance Allowances

9 Coolie Hire....

10 Disinfectants

500

400

140,000

145,000

(3)

65,000

60,000

(4)

14,375

17,850

(1)

3,000

2,500

(1)

3,125

2,500

11 Expenses of Anti-Piracy Guards...

20,000

16,000

12 Emergency Expenses arising from the Sino-Japanese Conflict..

10,000

150,000 (1)

13 Grants to Villages in New Territories in aid of Village Scout

Scheme

1,200

14 Identification of Criminals

15 Incidental Expenses

16 Interpretation Fees

450

500

8,750

7,000 360

960 600

(5)

17 Light and Electric Fans

46,000

40,000

(4)

18 Maintenance of Tai O Electric Plant

1,000

800

19 Medals....

1,400

1,000

(6)

20 Mess Utensils....

1,250

1,300

21 Passages for Police Officers

194 500

150,000

(6)

22 Passages for Deportees etc.

7,000

6,000

(1)

23 Passports

1,200

(7)

24 Recruiting Expenses

10,000

5,000

25 Petrol, Oil, etc., for Police Motor Vehicles..

16,250

15,000

26 Photography

7,000

8,000

(2)

27 Rations for Indian Police

73,750

145,000

(9)

28 Remand Horse Juvenile Offenders

10,000

2,400

(10)

29 Rent of Stations and Married Police Quarters

54,250

54,680

(11)

30 Repairs to Police Motor Cars and Cycles

10,000

9,000

(1)

31 Rewards

5,000

6,000

(1)

32 Safety First Campaigu.

1,000

1,000

33 Secret Service...

30,000

35,000

(1)

34 Small Stores

15,000

18,000

(12)

35 Special Courses of Instruction

1,500

1,000 (6)

36 Subsistence of Prisoners

7,500

8,000

(2)

37 Telegrams and long distance telephone calls

1,000

800

38 Telephones.....

1,913

2,248

(13)

39 Training of Police Cadets.

++

4,882

(1)

40 Transport

15,000

12,000

Total Other Charges

$29,713

997,680

Special Expenditure.

41 One hundred .38 Short Revolvers

6,000

14,400 (14)

42 Five Typewriters

4,320

2,200 (15)

43 Twelve Filing Cabinets

1,290

1,440

44 40 prs. Peerless Handcuffs

1,200

1,400 (14)

45 300 Barrack Steel Cupboards

46 Six Solo Motor Cycles

47 Three Motor Cycle Combinations

48 Four Small Motor Cars..

49 Five Motor Vans

50 One Safe.........

51 Tear Gas Equipment.....

52 One Gestetner Machine..

53 Three sets Binoculars

54 One Adding Machine...

Ultra Violet Ray Lighting Unit . Motor Vehicles

9,600

9,600

(14)

8,000 (14)

5,750

(16)

18,000

(17)

25,000

(14)

1,650

250

(18)

16,000

2,000

(14)

1,000

600

Total Special Expenditure

Total Police Force

(1) Considered necessary.

(2) Higher costs.

1,470

13,500

39,030

4,620,397

(19)

(19)

105,640

4,205,845

(3) Higher costs and increased personnel.

(4) More stations and quarters.

(5) More identification parades.

(6) Considered sufficient.

(7) Formerly provided under Stores Department.

(8) Higher prices and increased mileage.

(9) Higher cost of rations.

(10) Male juveniles now under Prisons Department.

(11) More quarters and offices rented.

(12) Higher costs and more stations.

(13) More telephones and payment for extensions, etc.

under new automatic system.

(14 Replacements.

(15) For Water Police and out-stations.

(16) To replace two motor cycle combinations and one

solo motor cycle.

(17) To replace two motor cycle combinations and two

small cars.

(18) Additional for Kowloon City Station. (19) Non-recurrent.

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