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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
Under this head the following Receipts are brought to account:—
1. Amount realized by the sale of Unserviceable Stores.
REIMBURSEMENTS IN AID OF EXPENSES INCURRED BY GOVERNMENT.
Under this head are brought to account Receipts accruing from the sale of Articles manu-
factured by Prisoners.
Stoppages from Police Force for loss of Clothing and Arms.
Sick Stoppages from Police Force according to the following scale authorised under
Ordinance No. 9 of 1862, and Police Rules and Regulations 1873.
Inspector,.
European Constable,
Indian Constable,
Chinese Constable,
.....70 cents
..21
....17 .....13
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Hospital Fees per diem.
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Recoveries of Expenses incurred for the maintenance of Prisoners in terms of Ordinances
Nos. 4 of 1850, 13 of 1873, and the Mutiny Act, according to the following scale :-
Subsistence of Military,
..at 6 d.
per diem.
of Navy,
of Foreign Seamen,
25 cents 25
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of Debtors-Europeans,
25
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Chinese and Indians, 12
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Medical treatment for Patients treated in the Government Civil Hospital according to the
following scale as authorised by C.S.O. No. 644 of 1878.
Civil Servants drawing salaries under :-
$40 per month,
$40 to $60 per month,.
$60 to $ 80
$80 to $100
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15 cents per diem. 20
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2.00 JI
Free.
Over $100 or Second class Patient,
or as First class Patient,
Salaries less than $20, per month,
For wives of Civil Servants, according to the same scale.
Private Patient (ordinary),
Children,
Harbour Master's Patients,
2nd class,
1st class,
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Free.
0.75 cents per diem,
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2.00
3.00
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Grant-in-aid of Lock Hospital from the Admiralty £400-$1,920 annually.
Sums realised by the sale of Printed Forms at the Harbour Master's Office in terms of the
Ordinance No. 1 of 1862, and C.S O. No. 423 of 14th May, 1860.
For every Harbour Regulations not returned by the Master, $1.00
For every discharge of Seaman,
Contribution from the Imperial Post Office £1,270=$6,096 annually.
0.25
Interest paid the Governor for use of Furniture at Government House at 5 per centum per
annum.
Sums contributed from balance of Interest on Special Fund Investments, towards Police
Expenditure.
Sale of Chinese Gazette at 5 cash per copy.
Fees paid by Pupils of the various Government Schools according to the following rates
established by the Board of Education.
Upper School Fee,....
Lower School and Preparatory classes,
Value of School Books and Stationery sold to pupils.
$1.00 per mensem.
0.50
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