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Head 12.-IMPORTS & EXPORTS OFFICE
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Approved Estimate, 1940-41.
Estimate, 1941-1942.
Approved Estimate, 1940-41.
Estimate, 1941-1942.
12.-IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OFFICE,-Continued.
Head 12.-IMPORTS & EXPORTS OFFICE
$
$
Personal Emoluments.
$
$
Sub-heads :-
Details of the foregoing.
Personal Emoluments
497,406
427,308
NUMBERS. 1940-41 1941-42
Other Charges.
1
2
Do.,
2 Advertisements
99
60
100
(1)
3 Binding Permits
1:0
120
1 Cadet Officer, Class I†, (£1,500 to £1,800 by £50
annually) Class II†,(£525 to £1,400 by 3 of £50, 1 of £75, 1 of £100 and 11 of £50) Senior Clerical and Accounting Stoff:-
35,097
28,800
(1)
21,161
31,851
(2)"
4 Conveyance Allowances
7,000
7,000
(1)
I
2
6 Gas for Laboratory
5 Fuel, Light and Power
7 Incidental Expenses
2,270
2,550
(2)
Class II†, (£250 to £445 by 6 of £15, 2 of £30,
and 3 of £15 annually)
7,520
14,230
((2)
250
200
1
1
Class II, (Local Section) ($1,200 to $3,000 by $150
650
500
annually)
2,963
2,550
8 Laboratory Stores
1,200
1,200
(8)
1
Stenographer ($2,100 to 33,600 by $200 annually)
3,149
2,100
9 Liquor Labels, Printing
2,800
2,250
I
Temporary Clerk ($1,200 annually)
4,200 (4)
300
(1)
(3)
10 Office Cleaning Materials
300
250
11 Overtime Allowances for Clerical Staff
500
400
12 Rent of Additional Accommodation for Kowloon Revenue Office
1,800
(1)
13 Rent of Public Telephones
150
320 (4)
€€
14 Rent of Staff Quarters in New Territories
2,100
1,680
15 Stationery, etc.
120
100
16 Torches and Batteries for searching purposes
250
200
50 64 00 21 < <
2
2
Junior Clerical Service:-
Class 11, ($2,700 to $3,300 by $150 annually)
7,751
5,938
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8
17 Transport
1,500
1,400
(1)
10
Class III, ($1,900 to $2,600 by $100 annually) Class IV, ($1,500 to $1,800 by $100 annually) Class V, ($1,100 to $1,400 by $100 annually) Class VIA, ($950 to $1,050 by $100 annually) Class VIB, (#180 to $1,050 by 1 of $60, 1 of $160;
6,092
2,392
17,525
14,375
11,60%
11,077
7,978
8,400
18 Uniforms and Equipment
OPIUM.
6,250
7,000
(5)
3 of $50 and 2 of $100)
7,359
9.402
(9)
Shorthand Allowance to 1 at $120
150
120
1
1
Special Class ($1,200 to $2,400 by $100 annually)..... Temporary Clerk, at $480....
1,300
(10)
480
(4)
1
1
Government Chemist (Monopoly),†(£700 to £1,050 by|
19 Expenses of 13 Government Opium Shops...
26,000
20 Incidental Expenses
21 Preparation and Carriage
120 50,000
22 Purchase of Raw Opium
23 Rewards for Illicit Opium Seizures
15,000
24 Transport
120
20,000
100 174,000 1,000,000
30
1
1
*
5 of £30, 2 of £60, 2 of £30 aud 1 of £20) Do., Personal Allowance (£150) Assistant Government Chemist (Monopoly), (£600 p.m.
21,000
16,800
3,000
2,400
12,000
250
(1)
1
1
for 2 years, then £670 to £940 by 9 of £30 annually:
Residential Allowance Chief Preventive Officer*, (£600 to £800 by £25
18,499
11,314
(1)
1,076
886
3
3
31 Uniforms for Coolies and Messengers
Statistical Branch.
25 Book Binding....
150
120
26 Cleaning Materials
100
90
27 Fuel, Light and Power........
628
500
28 Incidental Expenses
270
250
29 Printing of Reports
10,000
8,500
30 Transport
120
150
100 150
(8)
annually) Do.,
Language Allowance Senior Revenue Officers*, (£475.to £575 by £20
unually)....
15,005
12,452
(1)
75
60
.30,740
ee @
19
19
20
20
Do., Language Allowance to 2 at $60 each Rovenne Officers*, (£260 to £430 by 5 of £10, 3 of
£20 at 4 of £15 anually) Do., Language Allowances to 1 at $180,
1 at $150, 11 at $120 each and 6 at 860 each] Special Class Chinese Revenue Officers ($480 for 3 years, $540 to $720 by 9 of $20, $780 to $1,020 by 8 of $30, $1,100 to $1,200 by 2 of $50 auuually)
150
25,600 120
=
İ
137,539
2,438
107,223
2,010
(3)
12,000
4
Total Other Charges
128,188
1,243,180
4
Do., Rent Allowancer at $120 each ....... Senior Chinese Revenue Officers, ($575 to $650 by $25 annually)......
3,000
9,675 (1) 2,400
3,243
2,600 (1)
Do.,
20
Special Expenditure.
32 Emergency Expenses arising from the Sino-Japanese Conflict...
00
20
33 Two Typewriters
One Small Car
14,000 940
Chinese Revenue Officers, Clase I ($360 to $440
Do.,
Hent Allowances at
$180 each
900
720
by $20 annually).
10,770
8,703
(1)
Rent Allowances to 20 at
$84 each
2,100
1,680
3,000
(9) (10)
28
28
Do.,
Class II ($276 to $318
by $12 annually)
11,549
9,208
36
36
Do.,
Class III ($216 to $264
by $12 anually)....
12,031
9,733
==
(3)
Total Special Expenditure
3,000
14,940
Do.,
Rent Allowances to 64 at
$2 each
1,920
1,536
Total Imports and Exports Office
628,594
1,685,378
Carried forward
410,582
362,635
(1) Stipulated increments.
(2) One additional post.
(1) Considered necessary.
(2) More offices.
(3) Higher cost of stores.
(4) Additional telephone.
(5) Increase of staff and higher cost of materials.
(6) Increase of sales of opium and amount of boiling
in Singapore.
(7) Stocks nearly exhausted; no raw opium purchased
since 1937.
(B) Higher cost of materials,
(9) Replacements.
(10) Non-recurrent.
(5) Changes in personnel.
(4) Temporary post.
(5) One promoted from Class III and one replaced
by one Class VIB.
(6) One promoted to Class II.
(7) One promoted from Class VIA.
(8) One promoted to Class V. One promoted from Class VIB. one transferred from Statistical Branch and one additional in place of a temporary shroff.
(9) One promoted to Class VIA and one to Special Class. One in place of a Class II officer and five transferred from Statistical Branch. (10) Promoted from Class VIB.
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