133

70

Head 28-PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

Personal Emoluments

1950-51 1951-52

Non-pensionable establishment

7

7

Assistant Engineering Surveyors Class II

($3,600×$300-$4,800:

$5,100×$300

-$6,300)

Approved Estimate 1950-51

$

Estimate 1951-52

$

$

Sub-heads

$

1 Personal emoluments

Other Charges

Head 28-PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

71

Approved Estimate 1950-51

Estimate 1951-52

$

$

4,256,768

$

$

4,323,172

1

70

2

13

29

52

1

19

74

2

13

3

00

3

to

15026 -88EELA

65

25,200

Foremen Class III ($1,440×$120-$1,680).

25,200

70

Chauffeur ($1,440×$120-$1,680)

93,600 (17)

2 Advertising

17,800

1,440

Drain Testers ($972×$36--$1,296)

Motor Drivers ($1,152×$48-$1,536)

1,530 (5)

3 Casual labour

7,300 (23) 1,635,800 (24)

81,835

2,592

26

52

Watchmen ($768× $24—$960)

Messengers ($528×$24-$720)

Office Attendants ($768×$24-$960)

Head Office Attendant ($864×$24——$960).

29,082 (3)

2,592

4 Cleaning of offices

2,000

2,000

5 Courses of instruction abroad

2,000 (25)

960

(18)

6 Fuel, light, and power

35,800

32,000 (26)

11,494

12,478 (18)

7 Honoraria for university engineering students

7,800

8,100 (27)

18,935

17,686 (19)

8 Incidental expenses

11,300

11,100 (28)

19

Head Survey Coolies ($768×$24-$960) Survey Coolies ($528×$24—$720) Cleaners ($528×$24-$720)

Addressograph Operator ($1,440×$120-

$1,680)

40,486

40,438 (13)

9 Publications

3,400

4,400 (29)

10 Rent of offices

45,720

45,720

960

1,440 (13)

11 Stores and equipment

43,000

16,042

12,466 (3)

45,264

36,392 (3)

$120-$2,040×$180-$2,400:

Store Attendants ($768×$24-$960) Photo Printers ($1,800: $1,800 $1,920x

1,326

9,984

1,350 (5) 9,984

12 Subsistence allowances 13 Travelling expenses 14 Uniforms

120,000

25,000

Total Other Charges

311,820

43,000

5,000 (25) 128,600 (30) 18,100 (28)

1,943,120

$180 $3,300)

$2,580×

3

Assistant Photo Printers ($1,440×$120-

5,400

(20)

Special Expenditure

$1,680)

29

29

Temporary staff

Lift Operators ($768×$24-$960)

4,320

25,305

4,370 (5) 25,615 (5)

15 Air compressors

70,000

16 Camera

163,500 (31) (32)

2,000 (25)

61,680

119,220 (21)

17 Deep well-boring equipment

100,000 (25)

18 Dredging equipment

18,500 (25)

Acting pay

19 Lifts

167,000 (25)

Expatriation pay

20,000

Overtime allowance

447,339

20,000 435,498 (3)

20 Motor transport

465,000

93,000 (32)

21 Quarry plant

120,000) (25)

30,000

40,000 (22)

22 Reclamation barge and pumping equipment

10,000

144,000 (31) (32)

23 Road plant

86,000, (25)

Total Personal Emoluments

24 Time clocks

3,600 (25)

4,256,768

4,323,172

25 Workshop equipment and tools

139,400

200,000 (31) (32)

Electrical equipment

3,100

(33)

Machine tools

133,140

(33)

Motor crane

25,000

(33)

Office equipment

20,140

(33)

Total Special Expenditure

Total Expenditure

865,780

1,097,600

5,434,368

7,363,892

(1) One supernumerary post pending retirement

of officer

(2) Title changed from Executive Engineer (3) Personnel changed

(4) Post abolished

(5) Stipulated increments

(6) One post previously provided for under Treasury and one post previously shown under Sanitary Department and Urban Council

(7) Two posts provided for under Treasury (8) Three posts previously provided for under

Police Force

(9) 32 posts provided for under temporary staff (10) One Woman Confidential Assistant Class I in place of one Woman Confidential Assistant Class II

(11) One new post

(12) One Mechanical Inspector Class II in place of

one Mechanical Inspector Class I

(13) Salary scale revised

(14) One Senior Photo Printer in place of two

Photo Printers

(15) Previously provided for under non-pensionable

establishment

(16) One Architect in place of one Woman

Architect

(17) Previously provided for under Casual labour (18) One Office Attendant in place of one Head

Office Attendant

(19) Three posts abolished

(20) Provided for under pensionable establishment (21) Provided for:

One Assistant Engineer ($550 per month); One Assistant Surveyor ($325 per month); One Assistant Inspector of Works ($300 per

month);

52 Clerks ($150 per month);

Eight Women Clerks ($120 per month) (22) More overtime

(23) Provided for in part under Miscellaneous

Services

(24) Previously provided for under Public Works

Recurrent and the Loan schedule

(25) New item

(26) Reduced consumption

(27) Previous provision inadequate (28) Economy measure

(29) More publications

(30) More travelling

(31) Additional equipment

(32) Revote in part

(33) Not required

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