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Annual
Annual
Date
By whom appointed,
OFFICE.
NAME.
of
Appointment.
and under what Instrument,
Salary
Salary
iu
in
Dollars.
Storling.
GOVERNOR :—
Governor and Com-
mander-in-Chief and Vice-Admiral,
Private Secretary,
His Excellency Sir Frederick John Deal- try Lugard, K.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O.
Lieut,
£
21st June, 1907.
The Crown, by Com-
mission.
6,000
Noel Charles Spicer Simson, Royal'
lat June,
1909.
The Governor by Govt. Not. No. 452 of 1909.
300
Garrison Artillery.
(1)
Aide-de-Camp,
Captain Perey Henry
29th July,
Mitchell Taylor, 32md Lancers, Indinu Army.
1907.
The Governor by Govt. Not. No. 499 of 1907.
300
(2).
May, K.C.M.G. (3)
COLONIAL SECRETARY'S DEPARTMENT AND LEGISLATURE
Colonial Secretary, Sir Francis Henry
Assistant Colonial
23rd April, 1902.
The Crown, by C.O.D. No. 101 of 1902,
10,800
Secretary and
Clerk of Councils,
Cecil Clementi. (4)| 29th October,
1907.
The Governor by
4,800
C.O.D.No.10024of1906.
Chief Clerk,
Richard Hayes Crof-
ton.
(5)
11th March,
1905.
The Governor by C.O.D. No. 5 of 1905.
480
Clerk,
Robert Henry Alfred Craig. (6) (7)
James Arthur Ed-
ward Bullock.
(5) (8)
10th March, 1901.
The Governor by C.O.D. No. 168 of 1901.
2,040
7th October,
1909.
The Governor, by
300
No. 3990 of 1909,
Confidential.
1st Grade Clerk,
Temporary Do.,
Temporary 2nd Gradej
Clerk,
Higher Grade Clerk, Rustom Hormus Kote-
wall.
(8) (9)
Francisco Xavier Her- culano do Rozario. (10) Mahmood Bin Suffiad, (9) (11)
HenryGuthrie Leong.
(10) (11) (12)
Sheik Kassim Moosa.
1st January,
1909.
!
The Governor by
2,160
No. 5013 of 1907.
4th May, 1902.
The Governor, by
1,920
C.O.D. No. 186 of 1902.
1st May, 1908.
'The Governor by No. 2275 of 1908.
1,680
1st August, 1908.
Do.
1,320
1st April, 1909.
Do.
1,320
Fung Yuk Kau. (13)
(14)
18th July, 1903.
The Governor, by
1,440
100
C.O.D. No. 98 of 1903,
2nd Grade Clerk,
Leung Kwok-tung.
1st July, 1909.
The Governor, by No. 4398 of 1909.
960
REMARKS.
(1) Lieut. N. C. 8. Simson acted as Private Secretary from 23rd January (date of departure of Mr. A. J. Brackenbury, Private Secretary) until confirmed in the appointment on 1st June, (2) Lieutenant C. R. Satterthwaite, R. E., acted as Aide-de-
Canip from 24th April to 26th May.
(3) Mr. A. M. Thomson acted as Colonial Secretary from 12th
June to 6th October.
(4) Mr. A. G, M. Fletcher acted as Assistant Colonial Secretary and Clerk of Councils from 22nd January to 7th April and drow, in addition to the full pay of his permanent post, difference between half paya in starling of Deputy Official
Receiver and Assistant Colonial Secretary and Clerk of Councils and full pay of Deputy Official Receiver from 22nd January to 4th March, when Mr. C. Clementi was seconded to Shanghai to attend the International Opium Conference.
(5) Mr. J. A. E. Bullock acted as Chief Clark from 13th
October to 31st December.
(6) Acted as Principal Clerk, Sanitary Department, from 1st January to 19th April and from 13th May to 9th July and ns Land Bailiff, Land Registry Oflice, Now Territories, from 10th July to 14th September.