| Office | Name | Date of Appointment | By whom appointed and under what Instrument | Annual Salary (Dollars) | Annual Salary (Sterling) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Porter | 204 | |||||
| Office Boy | 168 | |||||
| A Waterman | 144 | |||||
| 8 Office Coolies (7 at $108, 1 vacant) | 864 | * | ||||
| 13 Survey Coolies (at $108 each) | 1,404 | |||||
| Caretaker, Bungalow, Tai Po | 144 | £. | ||||
| Caretaker Cook for Overseers' Room at Tai Po | 144 | + | ||||
| Labourer at Government Offices | 108 | |||||
| 9 Punkal Coolies for 6 months (at $5 each per month) | 270 | (1) |
| Office | Name | Date of Appointment | By whom appointed and under what Instrument | Annual Salary (Dollars) | Annual Salary (Sterling) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Postmaster General | Charles Mellvaine Messer | 18th November 1908 | The Governor, by No. 7035 of 1908 | 5,100 | (2) (3) | |
| Assistant Postmaster General | Edward Dudley Coracaden Wolfe | 19th April 1913 | The Governor, by No. 1067 of 1918 | 5,100 | (3) | |
| Accountant | John Daniel-Lloyd | 18th October 1912 | The Governor, by No. 3916 of 1912 | 400 | * | (4) (5) |
| Clerk | Michael James Broen | 19th April 1913 | The Governor, by No. 1067 of 1918 | 400 | * | (8) (6) |
| Clerk | Amaro John Reed | 19th April 1913 | The Governor, by No. 1067 of 1918 | 400 | (6) | |
| Superintendent, Money Order Office | Henry Dixon | 1st March 1899 | The Governor, by C.O.D. No. 95 of 1899; The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 2905 of 1890 | 890 | ||
| ANNA A | 450 | |||||
| 1st Grade Clerk, Money Order Office | Primo José Maria Rodrigues | 23rd June 1908 | The Governor, by No. 3816 of 1908 | 1,920 | (7) | |
| 1st Grade Postal Clerk | Rufino Gutierrez, Jr. | 1st July 1913 | The Governor, by C.S.O. Circular No. 25 of 1913 | 1,920 |
(1) 3 not required, electric fans being provided.
(2) Acted as Colonial Treasurer in addition to his duties from 1st January to 18th February and as Captain Superintendent of Police from 19th February to 18th April. Promoted Captain Superintendent of Police on 19th April.
(3) Mr. M. J. Breon acted as Postmaster General in addition to other duties from 19th to 27th February. Mr. S. B. C. Russ acted as Postmaster General and drew allowance of $80 per month in lieu of quarters from 28th February to 25th August and half initial pay of Postmaster General and half initial pay plus increment as District Officer from 19th April to 26th August.
(4) Mr. J. D. Lloyd acted as and drew half initial pay and Duty Pay of 1st Assistant Registrar General and half initial pay as Assistant Postmaster General from 1st January to 18th April.
(5) Promoted 2nd Assistant Registrar General on 19th April.
(6) Mr. M. J. Breen acted as Superintendent of Imports and Exports from 12th April to 8th May.
(7) [No remark text provided in source]
(8) Mr. M. J. Breon acted as Postmaster General in addition to other duties from 19th to 27th February. Mr. S. B. C. Russ acted as Postmaster General and drew allowance of $80 per month in lieu of quarters from 28th February to 25th August and half initial pay of Postmaster General and half initial pay plus increment as District Officer from 19th April to 26th August.
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Annusl:
OFFICE.
NAME.
Date of Appointment.
By whom appointed,
and ander
Salary
Annual. Salary
jo
in
what Instrument.
Dollars.
Sterling,
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT,—Continued.
MISCELLANEOUS,--Continued.
Porter,
Office Boy,
A
Wateliman,
8 Office Coolies,
13 Survey Coolies,
7 at $108, (1 vacant).
at $108 enchi.
Caretaker, Bung- alow, Tai Po,
Caretaker Cook for Over- seers" Room at Tai Po,
Labourer at Gov-
Establishment.
204.
Do.
168
Do.
144
Do.
861.
Do.
1,404
*
Do.
144
£.
Do.
144
+
Do.
108
ernment Offices,
9 Punkal Coolies for 6 months,
at $5 each per month.
(1)
270
Do.
POST OFFICE :-
Charles Mellvaine
Messer. (2) (3)
18th November, 1908.
The Governor, by No. 7035 of 1908.
5,100
Postmaster
General,
Assistant Post-
master General,
Accountant,
Edward Dudley Cor-
acaden Wolfe. (3)
John Daniel-Lloyd.
(4) (5)
Michael James Broen. (8) (6)
Amaro John Reed.
19th April, 1913.
The Governor, by No. 1067 of 1918.
5,100
18th October, 1912.
The Governor, by No, 3916 of 1912,
400
*
19th April, 1913.
The Governor, by. No. 1067 of 1918,
400
1st March, 1899.
Superintendent,
Money Order Office,
Henry Dixon.
1st May, 1890.
The Governor, by |C.O.D. No. 95 of 1899.
The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 2905 of 1890.|
890
ANNA A
450
1st Grade Clerk,
Money Order Office,
1st Grade Postal
Clerk,
Primo José Maria
Rodrigues.
(7)
23rd June, 1908.
The Governor, by No. 3816 of 1908,
1,920
Rufino Gutierrez, Jr.
1st July, 1913.
The Governor, by C.S.O. Circular No. 25 of 1913,
1,920
REMARKS.
(1) 3 not requirel, electric fans being provided. (2) Acted as Colonial Treasurer in addition to his duties from 1st January to 18th February and as Captata Superinten. dent of Police from 19th February to 18th April. Pro- moted Captain Superintendent of Police on 19th April. (8) Mr. M. J. Breon acted as Postmaster Geneml in addition to other duties from 19th to 27th February. Mr. S. B. C. Russ acted as Postmaster General and drew allowance of $80 per month in lien of quarters from 28th February to 25th August and half initial pay of l'ostmaster Generid and half initial pay plus increment as District Officer from 19th April to 26th August,
() Mr. J. D. Lloyd acted as and drew half initial pay and Duty Pay of 1st Assistant Registrar General and balf initial pay as Assistant Postmaster General from 1st January to 18th April. Mr. M. J. Breen acted as and drew hall initial pay and Duty Pay of Assistant l'ostmaster General and half initial pay plus full house allowance as Passed Cadet from 1st January to 18th April. (5) Promoted 2nd Assistant Registrar General on 19th April. (6) Mr. M. J. Breen acted as Superintendent of Imports and
Exports from 12th April to 8th May.
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