during
Whether the
Principal be allowed
& House
for his personal Residence;
in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment,
or Place of Profit, in any Company, or
on the Establishment of the United Kingdom.
If the Office be held by a Military or Naval Officer, whether upon Full or Half Military or Naval Pay,
the Total Amount of Pay and Allowances of
every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his
Period during
which the Officer
has been
Absent from the Colony during the Year
1858.
Whether the Principal
enjoy any, and what other
Advantage or Profit,
not required to be stated in the
preceding Columns,
Date of
First Appointment
under the
Colonial Government
| OFFICE | NAME | Date of Appointment | By whom appointed, and under what Instrument | Annual Salary in British Sterling | From what Fund the Salary is paid | or what Allowance, if any, for House Rent or Quarters | in Sterling Value | £ | s | d |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Governor | Sir John Bowring, Knight | 11th and 12th January 1854 | The Queen's Commission | £4000 per annum | Revenue of the Colony | |||||
| Private Secretary | J. Gibson Esquire | 26 March 1855 | By the Governor | £246 | ||||||
| Lieutenant | The Honorable William Caine | £250 | House |
Her Majesty's Plenipotentiary and Chief Superintendent of the Trade of British subjects in China, with a Salary of £4000 per annum. One month and 18 days on leave.
| 1 January 1854 | £200 per annum | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Student Interpreter in the Superintendency of Trade | 26 March 1855 | Lieutenant Colonel, 11 January 1854 | £2250 | |||||||
| Major unattached, and Lieutenant Colonel by brevet. Receives no Pay. Sick certificate |
Has contributed to the Superannuation Fund since 30 April 1841.
Carried forward £2500
£50
[96]
Amount of Fees
during
Whether the
Principal be allowed
& House
for his personal Residence;
[97]
[ z]
Whether the Office be held by Principal
in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Umce, or Appointment,
or Place of Profit, in any Co'any, or
on the Establishment of the United Kingdom.
If the Office be held by a Military or Naval Officer, whether upon Full or Half Military or Naval Pay,
the Total Amomit of Pay and Allowances of
every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his
Period during
which the Officer
has been
Absent from the Colony during the Year
18 58.
Whether the Principal
enjoy any, and what other
Advantage or Profit,
not required to be stated in the
preceding Columns,
Date of
First Appointment
under the
Colonial Government
OFFICE
NAME
Date of
Appointment.
By whom appointed,
and under
what Instrument.
Annual Salary
in British
From what Fund
the
the Year 1858
or what Allowance, if any,
or Army Sterling.
Salary is paid.
in Sterling Value.
for House Rent or Quarters.
L
d.
Office.
Governor
L
4.
d.
Brought forward
Jannary
The Queen's
Commission
1854
Governor and Commands His Excellency 11th and 12th
Chief
Sir John Bowring,
and Nice Admiral Knight, £. £. D.
Private Secretary J. Gibson Esquire 246 March 1855 By the Governor
Lieutenant The Honorable
William baine
250
Revenne the leolony
Her Abajesty's Plenitis tentiary one month and chief Surferntendent
The Government of the Frade of British
House
subjects in China, with as
and 18 dayson
Salary of £ 4000 per annumu Dick certificate
Student Interpreter in the
Serperintendency of Shade droug
1:£200 fier ansium
|11 January 1854
26 March 1855
Lient: Colonel 11 January 12 The Queen's
2,250
Do.
Major unattached, and
7 days. and client: Lolonel by Perevet. Seceives no "Pay sick certificate
T
Has contributed to the Superannuation Fund
130 april 1841
1854
or allowanced
Commissio
REMARKS.
Carried forward 2500
1
REMARKS continued.
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