| Office | Name | Date of Appointment | By whom appointed and under what Instrument | Salary (Dollars) | Salary (£) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Edwin Richard Halifax | 29th November, 1912 | The Governor, by Conf. C.O.D. of 8.11.1912 | 6,000 | (1) Former designation “Registrar General” | |
| 1st Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | David William Tratman | 4th July, 1911 | The Governor, by No. 927 of 1911 | 480 | (3) Appointed Assistant District Officer, Southern District, on 29th November, 1912 | |
| 1st Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Alan Eustace Wood | 19th April, 1913 | The Governor, by No. 1069 of 1913, Conf. | 440 | (2) Former designation “First Assistant Registrar General”; (4) See remarks | |
| 2nd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Alan Eustace Wood | 4th July, 1911 | The Governor, by No. 927 of 1911 | 440 | (6) Appointed First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs on 19th April | |
| 2nd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | John Daniel Lloyd | 19th April, 1913 | The Governor, by No. 1069 of 1913, Conf. | 420 | (5) Former designation “Second Assistant Registrar General” | |
| [Office not specified] | George Willis | 19th March, 1910 | The Governor, by No. 7443 of 1909 | 155 | (8) | |
| Sergeant | Thomas Cashman | 1st November, 1913 | Ditto | 1,441 | 175 |
| Office | Name | Date of Appointment | By whom appointed and under what Instrument | Salary (Dollars) | Salary (£) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Higher Grade Clerk | Leung Ping-fai | 1st July, 1913 | The Governor, by C.S.C. No. 25 of 1913 | 2,640 | (9) | |
| First Grade Clerk | Leung Ping-fai | 5th July, 1906 | The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 3504 of 1906 | 2,280 | (10) | |
| 2nd Grade Writer | Lau Tsz-ping | 1st January, 1912 | The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 901 of 1906 | 1,320 | (11) Confidential | |
| 3rd Grade Writer | Lau Pak-tun | 16th March, 1913 | The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 1333 of 1913 | 960 | (12) Confidential | |
| 4th Grade Writer | Lau Pak-lun | 9th July, 1912 | The Governor, by No. 23 in 8803 of 1911 | 720 | (13) | |
| 4th Grade Clerk | Tsoi Kin-yung | 1st June, 1913 | The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 36 in 8803 of 1911 | 720 | (14) | |
| 5th Grade Shroff | Wong Bak-shin | 15th February, 1901 | The Governor, by C.O.D. No. 4 of 1901 | 660 | (15) |
(1) Former designation “Registrar General”.
(2) Former designation “First Assistant Registrar General”.
(3) Appointed Assistant District Officer, Southern District, on 29th November, 1912.
(4) Mr. J. D. Lloyd acted as and drew half initial salary and duty pay of First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 1st January to 4th August and half initial salary as Assistant Postmaster General from 1st January to 18th April and as Second Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 19th April to 4th August. Mr. S. B. B. McElderry acted as and drew half initial salary and duty pay of First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and half initial salary plus house allowance as Passed Cadet from 5th August to 18th September. Mr. N. L. Smith acted as and drew half initial salary and duty pay of First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and half initial salary plus house allowance as Passed Cadet from 19th September to 1st November. Mr. K. E. Lindsell acted as and drew half initial salary and duty pay of First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and half initial salary plus house allowance as Passed Cadet from 2nd to 1st November.
(5) Former designation “Second Assistant Registrar General”.
(6) Appointed First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs on 19th April.
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SECRETARIAT FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS :—
Secretary for Chinese. Edwin Richard
Affairs,
Inllifax.
29th November, 1912.
The Govornor, by Conf. C.O.D. of 8.11.1912.
6,000
1st Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs,
David William
Tratman.
(3)
4th July, 1911.
The Governor, by No. 927 of 1911.
****
480
Alan Eustace
(4)
(2)
Wood.
19th April, 1913.
2nd Assistant to
Alan Eustace
Wood.
(6)
4th July,
1911.
Secretary for Chinese Affairs,
(5)
John Daniel Lloyd. (7)
19th April, 1913.
The Governor, by No. 1069 of 1913, Conf.
The Governor, by No. 927 of 1911.
The Governor, by No, 1069 of 1913, Conf.
440
440
420
George Willis.
(8)
19th March, 1910.
The Governor, by No. 7443 of 1909,
155
A
Sergeant,
Thomas Cashman.
1st November,
Do.
1441
175
1913.
Higher Grade Clerk, Leung Ping-fai,
(9)
1st July, 1913.
The Governor, by C.S.C. No. 25 of 1913.
2,640
First Grade Clerk,
Leung Ping-fai. (10)
5th July, 1906.
The Governor, by |C.S.O. No, 3504 of 1996.
2,280
2nd Grade Writer,
Lau Tsz-ping.
(11)
1st January, 1912.
The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 901 of 1906.
Confidential.
1,320
3rd Grade Writer,
Lau Pak-tun,
(12)
16th March, 1913.
The Governor, by C.S.O. No.1333 of 1918. Confidential.
960
4th Grade Writer,
Lau Pak-lun.
(13) | 9th July, 1912.
The Governor, by No. 23 in 8803 of 1911.
720
:
味道
4th Grade Clerk,
Tsoi Kin-yung. (14)
1st June, 1913.
The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 36 in 8803 of 1911.
720
น
5th Grade Shroff,
Wong Bak-shin, (15)
15th February, 1901.
The Governor, by C.O.D. No. 4 of 1901.
660
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(1) Former designation “Registrar General".
REMARKS.
(2) Former designation " First Assistant Registrar General ". (3) Appointed Assistant District Officer, Southern District, on
29th November, 1912.
(4) Mr. J. D. Lloyd acted as and drew half initial salary and daty pay of First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from lat January to 4th August and half initial salary as Assistant Postmaster General from 1st January to 18th April and as Second Assistant to Becretary for Chinesa Affairs from 19th April to 4th August. Mr. S. B. B. McElderry acted as and drew half initial salary and duty pay of First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and half initial
salary plus house allowance as Passed Cadet from 5th August to 18th September. Mr. N. L. Smith acted as and drew half initial salary and duty pay of First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and half initial salary plus house allowance as l'assed Cadet from 19th September to 1st November. Mr. K. E Lindsell acted as and drew half initial salary and daty pay of First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and half initial inry plus house aliowance as Passerl Cadet from 2ud to Uth Novembur.
(5) Former designation “Secoud Assistant Registrar General (6) Appointed First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs of
19th April.
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