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Schedule of Establishment for 1859

Name Date of Appointment and under what Instrument Annual Salary in British or Army Sterling From what Fund the Salary is paid Amount of Fees during the Year 1859 or what Allowances, if any, in Sterling Value Whether the Principal be allowed House Rent or Quarters for his personal Residence Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Profit, in any Colony, 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 the Office Period during which the Officer has been Absent from the Colony during the Year 1859 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
Harbour Master, A. S. Inglis 23 February 1858, Letters Patent under Seal of Colony 300 Queen's Warrants Nil Nil Marine Magistrate and Emigration officer 4 days in England Nil 17 October 1837
Harbour Master and Emigration officer, M. H. Neiman 29 April 1859, Colonial Secretary's Letter No: 451 475 £220 from 12 months to 31 December 1858 Nil Nil 15 March 1844
Acting Harbour Master, H. Gunthorpe 14 October 1855, Colonial Secretary 325 Nil Nil Acting Clerk as special constable 1st June 1846
Boarding officer, W. Lording 200 £15 each Nil Nil
Bearding officer & special Constable, R. Salthouse £17. 10s each Nil Indian Interpreter, Ibrahim Nil 14 October 1855
Chinese Interpreter, Ho Achung 30 March 1858 £8 Revenue Nil Shroff, Leon Achun Nil 7 July 1852
Boat House £40 per annum 10 May 1859
16 January 1853, Colonial Secretary's Letter No7
Brought forward 13 512
Carried forward 154 34 10

REMARKS

Mr Inglis left the Colonial Service on the 31st May 1849, and rejoined it on the 4th May 1857.

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Schedule of Establishment for 1859 Name Date of Appointment and under what Instrument Annual Salary in British or Army Sterling From what Fund the Salary is paid Amount of Fees during the Year 1859 or what Allowances, if any, in Sterling Value Whether the Principal be allowed House Rent or Quarters for his personal Residence Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Profit, in any Colony, 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 the Office Period during which the Officer has been Absent from the Colony during the Year 1859 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 Harbour Master, A. S. Inglis 23 February 1858, Letters Patent under Seal of Colony 300 Queen's Warrants Nil Nil Marine Magistrate and Emigration officer 4 days in England Nil 17 October 1837 Harbour Master and Emigration officer, M. H. Neiman 29 April 1859, Colonial Secretary's Letter No: 451 475 £220 from 12 months to 31 December 1858 Nil Nil 15 March 1844 Acting Harbour Master, H. Gunthorpe 14 October 1855, Colonial Secretary 325 Nil Nil Acting Clerk as special constable 1st June 1846 Boarding officer, W. Lording 200 £15 each Nil Nil Bearding officer & special Constable, R. Salthouse £17. 10s each Nil Indian Interpreter, Ibrahim Nil 14 October 1855 Chinese Interpreter, Ho Achung 30 March 1858 £8 Revenue Nil Shroff, Leon Achun Nil 7 July 1852 Boat House £40 per annum 10 May 1859 16 January 1853, Colonial Secretary's Letter No7 Brought forward 13 512 Carried forward 154 34 10 REMARKS Mr Inglis left the Colonial Service on the 31st May 1849, and rejoined it on the 4th May 1857. Page 133 Page 62
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133 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON] 16ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE [/20.1 By whom appointed, OFFICE NAME. Date of Appointment and under what Instrument. Annual Salary In British or Army Sterling. From what Fund the Salary is paid. the Year 1859 or what AllowaDES, if any. in Sterling Value. L & d Brought forward |13 512| + Amount of Fees during Whether the Principal be allowed ■ House for his persons! Residence for House Rent or Quarters [/2/.] Whether the Office bo hold by Principal in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Ofice, or Appointment, or Place of Proft, in any Colony, or on the Establishment of the United Kingdom. If the Office be held by a Military en Naval Offer, whether upon Full or Half Military or Naval Pay, the Total Amount of Pay and Allowances of every kind actually reared by him in addition to the Profits of kle Offic Period during which the Odeer has been Absent from the Colony during the Year 1059 Whether the Principal enjoy any, and what other Advantage or Profit, not required to be stated in the preceding Columns, Date of First Appolitment under the |Colonial Government. d: Harbour Master, A. S. Inglis 23 February Letters Patent under Marine Magistrak and Emigration officer (about): 1558 300 Seal of Colony (whilst on leave) Authorized by Vil Nil Queen's Wandooks esserad mi Adling Harbour M. H. Neiman 2904 June Colonial Secretary: 475 Master and Essigration officer 1839 Letter N: 451 off 17a Guerra, 1839 H. Gunthorpe 14 October Colonial Secretary 325 Acting 14 Clerk H. Gunthorpe Acting 200 dark. W. Lording Bearding officer R. Salth and special Arstable Indian Interpreter Ibrahim Chinese Interpreti Ho. Achung Shroff Leon Achun £17. 107 each 8 Bomen & 3. • It is ་ Book Do to Ensignation officer & k15 each 1839 "Letter N 718. bo - -Go- 240 sing the 220 Frame on 12 months kom to England 4 days 15 March 1844 75 December 1857. 14 October 1855 30% Onarch 1858 July 1852 1th June 1846 115 Day 1839 PEC. 1858. 17a October 1837 the Colony Nit Nil Wil Nil fo Returned from have to England -the 5th dept. Revenue Nil Wil £ropuanminy as special constable 87110 1846 Letter or 284. Nil Nil 10 May 1859 Colonial Secretary 751 Nil Seller 01: 366. 25 Schedule of Will Nil 140 Establishment 45 Vil for 1859 60 Wil Boat House Wit 16th Janmary Colonial Secretary 150. Letter No7 1853 pet June Colonial Secretary- Carried forward|15434|10| REMARKS, # Mr Inglis left the Colenial Service on the 31a May 1849, and in rejoined it on the 4th May 1837. REMARKS-continued. 7 62
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON]

16ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE

[/20.1

By whom appointed,

OFFICE

NAME.

Date of

Appointment

and under

what Instrument.

Annual Salary

In British

or Army Sterling.

From what Fund

the

Salary is paid.

the Year 1859

or what AllowaDES, if any.

in Sterling Value.

L

&

d

Brought forward |13 512|

+

Amount of Fees

during

Whether the

Principal be allowed

■ House

for his persons! Residence

for House Rent or Quarters

[/2/.]

Whether the Office bo hold by Principal

in conjunction with any, and

what other Civil, Military, or Naval Ofice, or Appointment,

or Place of Proft, in any Colony, or

on the Establishment of the United Kingdom.

If the Office be held by a Military en Naval Offer, whether upon Full or Half Military or Naval Pay,

the Total Amount of Pay and Allowances of

every kind actually reared by him in addition to the Profits of kle Offic

Period during which the Odeer

has been

Absent from the Colony during the Year

1059

Whether the Principal

enjoy any, and what other

Advantage or Profit,

not required to be stated in the preceding Columns,

Date of

First Appolitment

under the

|Colonial Government.

d:

Harbour Master, A. S. Inglis 23 February Letters Patent under

Marine Magistrak

and Emigration officer

(about):

1558

300

Seal of Colony (whilst on leave) Authorized by

Vil

Nil

Queen's Wandooks

esserad mi

Adling Harbour M. H. Neiman 2904 June Colonial Secretary: 475

Master and

Essigration officer

1839

Letter N: 451 off

17a Guerra, 1839

H. Gunthorpe 14 October Colonial Secretary 325

Acting 14 Clerk H. Gunthorpe

Acting 200 dark. W. Lording

Bearding officer R. Salth and special Arstable Indian Interpreter Ibrahim

Chinese Interpreti Ho. Achung Shroff

Leon Achun

£17. 107 each

8 Bomen &

3.

It is

Book

Do to Ensignation officer & k15 each

1839

"Letter N 718.

bo -

-Go-

240

sing the 220 Frame on 12 months kom

to England

4 days

15 March 1844

75 December

1857.

14 October

1855

30% Onarch

1858

July 1852

1th June

1846

115 Day 1839

PEC. 1858.

17a October 1837

the Colony

Nit

Nil

Wil

Nil

fo

Returned from have to England -the 5th dept.

Revenue

Nil

Wil £ropuanminy

as special constable

87110

1846

Letter or 284.

Nil

Nil

10 May 1859

Colonial Secretary

751

Nil

Seller 01: 366.

25

Schedule of

Will

Nil

140

Establishment

45

Vil

for 1859

60

Wil

Boat House

Wit

16th Janmary Colonial Secretary 150.

Letter No7

1853

pet June Colonial Secretary-

Carried forward|15434|10|

REMARKS,

# Mr Inglis left the Colenial Service on the 31a May 1849,

and

in rejoined it on the 4th May 1837.

REMARKS-continued.

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