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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
Under this head the following Receipt is brought to account:-
Amount realised by the sale of Garden Plants, Old Boats from Police, and Unserviceable
Stores, &c.
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. CS.O. No. 2796 of 1877.
Sick Stoppages from Police Force according to the following scale authorised under Ordinance
9 of 1862, and Police Rules and Regulations, 1883.
Inspector,
European Constable,
Indian Constable,
Chinese Constable,
19
(Water Police,
70 cents.
21
.17
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5+
..13 10
Hospital Fees per diem.
C.S.O. 2817.
Recoveries of Expenses incurred for the maintenance of Prisoners in terms of Ordinances
4 of 1850, 13 of 1873, and the Mutiny Act, according to the following scale:-
Subsistence of Military,
of Navy,
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of Foreign Seamen,
Gd. 25 cents 25
per diem.
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of Debtors, Europeans,
25
of
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Chinese and Indians,.
12
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99
of Consulate Prisoners,
25
11
17
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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,
15 cents per
diem.
$40 to $ 60 per month,
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$60 to $ 80
50
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$80 to $100
75
$7
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Over $100, as Second class Patient,.
.$1.00
..$2.00
17
..Free.
or as First class Patient,
Salaries less than $20 per month,
For wives of Civil Servants, according to the same scale.
Children, ...
Board of Trade Patients,
A
Private Patient (ordinary),....
17
17
2nd class,.
1st class,
....Free.
...0.75 cents per diem.
.$1.00
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.$2.00
77
$3.00
77
17
Sums realised by the sale of Printed Forms at the Harbour Master's Office, in terms of Sec.
44 of Ordinance 8 of 1879, and C.S.O. No. 425 of 14th May, 1860.
For every copy of Harbour Regulations, not returned by the Master, .$1.00 For every form of Discharge of Seaman, ......
0.25
Contribution from Imperial Post Office, £810-$3,888 annually. Interest paid by the Governor for the use of Furniture at Government House and Mountain
Lodge at 5 per cent. per annum.
Fees paid by Scholars at the Government Central School, according to instructions contained in C.S.O. No. 2913 of 1887, at the rate for each Scholar of $24 per annum in Class I, $18 in Classes II, III, and $12 in remaining Classes.