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Revenue of the Colony

Column Headers

Column	Description
Office
Name
Date of Appointment
Salary (Dollars)	Amount of Salary during the Year 1913
Fund	Fund from which paid
Quarters	Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters for his personal Residence; or what Allowances, if any, for Rent, For Entertainment, or as Personal Allowance, or for any other purpose. (J·238)
Other Allowances
Other Offices	Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Profit, in any Colony, or on the Establishment of the United Kingdom.
Military/Naval Status	If the Office be held by a Military or Naval Officer, state whether on the active or the retired list, and give the Total Amount of Pay and Allowances or of Pension of every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his Office.
Absence Period	Period during which the Officer has been Absent from the Colony during the Year 1913.
Other Advantages	Whether the Principal enjoys any, and what other, Advantage or Profit, not required to be stated in the preceding Columns.
Date of First Appointment	Date of First Appointment under the Colonial Government.
Remarks

Staff List

Office	Name	Date of Appointment	Salary	Fund	Quarters	Other Allowances	Other Offices	Military/Naval	Absence	Other Advantages	Date of First Appointment	Remarks
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	19th November, 1897	(8) A (8) (9) 4 months and 7 days
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	4th January, 1901
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	15th November, 1907
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	16th November, 1907
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	1st June, 1888
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	1st May, 1890
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	1st March, 1900
...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	...	29th December, 1882

Remarks

(7) Transferred to Treasury on 1st July. (8) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe, and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale: Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail; $600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail; $80 and under $600, $1 per mail. The allowance is doubled in the case of an English or French Mail arriving on a Sunday or holiday. (9) Allowances for attendance on a Sunday or holiday are granted to Officers attending at the General Office at the rates of $2, $3 and $1 per diem according to seniority; Officers attending at the Kowloon Branch Office receive $1 per diem.

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Revenue of the Colony Column Headers Column Description Office Name Date of Appointment Salary (Dollars) Amount of Salary during the Year 1913 Fund Fund from which paid Quarters Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters for his personal Residence; or what Allowances, if any, for Rent, For Entertainment, or as Personal Allowance, or for any other purpose. (J·238) Other Allowances Other Offices Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Profit, in any Colony, or on the Establishment of the United Kingdom. Military/Naval Status If the Office be held by a Military or Naval Officer, state whether on the active or the retired list, and give the Total Amount of Pay and Allowances or of Pension of every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his Office. Absence Period Period during which the Officer has been Absent from the Colony during the Year 1913. Other Advantages Whether the Principal enjoys any, and what other, Advantage or Profit, not required to be stated in the preceding Columns. Date of First Appointment Date of First Appointment under the Colonial Government. Remarks Staff List Office Name Date of Appointment Salary Fund Quarters Other Allowances Other Offices Military/Naval Absence Other Advantages Date of First Appointment Remarks ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 19th November, 1897 (8) A (8) (9) 4 months and 7 days ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 4th January, 1901 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 15th November, 1907 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 16th November, 1907 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1st June, 1888 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1st May, 1890 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 1st March, 1900 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 29th December, 1882 Remarks (7) Transferred to Treasury on 1st July. (8) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe, and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale: Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail; $600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail; $80 and under $600, $1 per mail. The allowance is doubled in the case of an English or French Mail arriving on a Sunday or holiday. (9) Allowances for attendance on a Sunday or holiday are granted to Officers attending at the General Office at the rates of $2, $3 and $1 per diem according to seniority; Officers attending at the Kowloon Branch Office receive $1 per diem.

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Revenue of the Colony. Amount of From what Fund Foos during the tbe Year 1913, Salary is in Dollars. paid. Whether the Principal be allowed a House or Quarters for his personal Residence; or what Allowances, if any, for Kent, For Entertainment, or as Personal Allowance, or for any other purpose. (J·238) Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Prodt, in any Colony, or on the Establishment of the United Kingdom. if the Office be held by a Military or Naval Officer, state whether open the active or the retired list, and give the Total Amount of Pay and Allowances or of Pension of every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his Office. Period during which the Officer has been Absent from the Colony during the Year 1913. Whether the Principal enjoys any, and what other, Advantage or Profit, not required to be stated in the preceding Columns. Date of First Appoint- ment under the Colonial Government. J Ka C. Quarters. Do. A Quarlers. 2 at 836 each and 1 at §12, Good Condnet Allowance. 2 at 821 each and 1 at 812, Good Can- du,t Allowance. Quarters. Do. Quarters and $12 Good Conduct Allowance, I day. Uniform. Do. Uniform. £100 Imperial Allowance, and $319 Conveyance Allowance. Do. Duty Pay £100. Do. (8) A (8) (9) 4 months and 7 days. ****** M 19th November, 1897. 4th January, 1901. 15th November, 1907. 16th November, 1907. 1st June, 1888. 1st May, 1890. 1st March, 1990. 29th December, 1882. REMARKS, (7) Transferred to Treasury on 1st July. (8) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe, and of a Canadian or United Stales Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale :- Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail; £600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail; fi80 and under $600, $1 per mail. The allowance is doubled in the case of an English or French Mail : rriving on a Sunday or holidny. (9) Allowances for attendance on a ronday or holiday KÍÓ granted in OfEcers attending at the General Office at the rates of 28, 32 and 31 per diem according to seniority; Officers attending at the Kowloon Franch Office receive $1 per diem.

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Revenue of the Colony.

Amount of

From

what

Fund

Foos during

the

tbe

Year 1913,

Salary

in Dollars.

paid.

Whether

the Principal be allowed a House

or Quarters for his personal Residence; or what Allowances, if any, for Kent, For Entertainment,

or as Personal Allowance, or for any other purpose.

(J·238)

Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Office, or Appointment, or Place of Prodt, in any Colony, or on the Establishment of the United Kingdom.

if the Office be held by a Military

or Naval Officer, state whether open the active or the retired list, and give the Total Amount of Pay

and Allowances or of Pension of every kind actually received by him in addition to the Profits of his Office.

Period during which the Officer

has been Absent from the

Colony

during the Year 1913.

Whether the Principal enjoys any, and what other, Advantage or Profit, not required to be stated in the preceding Columns.

Date of First Appoint-

ment under the

Colonial Government.

Quarters.

Do.

Quarlers. 2 at 836 each and 1 at §12, Good Condnet Allowance.

2 at 821 each and 1 at 812, Good Can-

du,t Allowance.

Quarters.

Do.

Quarters and $12

Good Conduct Allowance,

I day.

Uniform.

Do.

Uniform.

£100 Imperial Allowance, and $319 Conveyance Allowance.

Do.

Duty Pay £100.

Do.

(8)

(8) (9)

4 months and 7 days.

******

19th November, 1897.

4th January, 1901.

15th November,

1907.

16th November,

1907.

1st June, 1888.

1st May, 1890.

1st March, 1990.

29th December, 1882.

REMARKS,

(7) Transferred to Treasury on 1st July. (8) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe, and of a Canadian or United Stales Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale :-

Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail; £600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail; fi80 and under $600, $1 per mail.

The allowance is doubled in the case of an English

or French Mail : rriving on a Sunday or holidny. (9) Allowances for attendance on a ronday or holiday KÍÓ granted in OfEcers attending at the General Office at the rates of 28, 32 and 31 per diem according to seniority; Officers attending at the Kowloon Franch Office receive $1 per diem.