| Position | Name | Date of Appointment | Reference | Salary ($) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4th Grade Clerk | Yeang Sing-a | 6th September 1916 | No. 3336 of 1916 | 1,080 | |
| 3rd Grade Shroff | 6th September 1916 | No. 3336 of 1916 | |||
| 5th Grade Notice Server and Collector of Village Rates | |||||
| 6th Grade Collector of Village Rates | Chau Nam | ||||
| Rater | Yeung Kam-ling | ||||
| Tsang Iu-wa | 10th October 1916 | 900 | |||
| Pau Shia-chong | 1st January 1918 | ||||
| 23rd September 1918 | |||||
| 6th March 1905 | No. 999 of 1916 | 780 | Granted $32 for Extra Work, 1 day | ||
| 1st April 1910 | No. 3339 of 1918 | 780 | 4 days | ||
| 1st January 1910 | |||||
| 1st March 1913 | No. 999 of 1916 | 540 | |||
| 1st January 1918 | |||||
| Cheung Yum-chun | 12th September 1892 | No. 17 in 140 of 1913 | 660 | 4 days | |
| 20th June 1918 | No. 3336 of 1918 | 720 | 4 days | ||
| 4th Grade Shroff | Lau Che-wa | 8th July 1918 | 780 | 2 days | |
| 5th Grade Shroff | Ho Tat-sang | 7th August 1918 | 540 | ||
| Office Attendant | 204 | $24 House Allowance | |||
| Messenger (4) | 109 each | ||||
| Indian Constable, 1st Class | 186 | Quarters, 3 at $24 each House Allowance, 2 at $38 each Good Conduct Allowance |
| Position | Name | Date of Appointment | Reference | Salary ($) | Allowances |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assessor of Rates | Arthur Chapman | 12th October 1889 | Notification No. 494 of 1889 | 4,200 | $500 Personal Allowance, $360 Conveyance Allowance, $900 Separation Allowance |
| 5th Grade Clerk | So Shing-hon | 1st July 1913 | No. 2918 of 1913 | 660 | |
| 5th Grade Interpreter | Chu Tsau-hing | 13th October 1911 | No. 5142 of 1911 | 660 | |
| Messenger | 108 | $24 House Allowance |
† Uniform
‡ Police Constable. Uniform and Light.
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Do.,
4th Grade Clerk,
Yeang Sing-a.
6th September,
No. 3336 of 1916.
1,080
3rd Grade Shroff,
Do.,
Do.,
5th Grade Notice Servor, and Col-Ya Taoi,
lector of Village Rates,
6th Grade Collector of Villago | Chau Nam.
Rater
Yeung Kam-ling.
Tsang Iu-wa.
Pau Shia-chong
Do.
900
***
No. 999 of 1916.
780 | Granted $32 for Extra Work.
1 day.
6th March, 1905. 1st April, 1910. 1st January,
1910.
No. 3339 of 1918.
780
4 days.
1st March,
1913.
1st January,
No. 999 of 1916.
540
1st January,
1918.
1918.
11th September, |No. 17 in 140 of 1913.
660
4 days.
12th September,
1892.
1913.
Cheung Yum-chun.
20th Jane,
No. 3336 of 1918.
720
4 days.
1st September,
1918.
4th Grado Shroff,
Lau Che-wa.
8th July,
Do.
780
2 days.
16th April,
1918.
5th Grade Shroff,
Ho Tat-sang.
7th August. 1918.
Do.
540
1905.
1919.
Office Attendant,
at $204.
Establishment.
204 $24 House Allowance.
4 Messengers,
at $109 encl.
Do.
432
Indinu Constable, 1st Class,
Do.
Quarters, 3 nt $24 ench House Allowance, and
2 at 38 each Good Conduct Allowance. 1
186 | Quarters.
$ ||
SUB-DEPARTMENT—
ASSESSOR OF RATES :—
Assessor of Ratos,
Arthur Chapman.
12th October, 1889.
5th Grade Clerk,
So Shing-hon.
1st July, 1913.
Notification No. 494 of 1889.
No. 2918 of 1913.
4,200 $500 Personal Allowance, $360 Conveyance Allowance, and $900 Separation Allowance.
660
5th Grade Interpreter,
Chu Tsau-hing.
13th October, 1911.
No. 5142 of 1911.
660
Messenger,
ut $108.
Establishment,
108
$24 House Allowance. †
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REMARKS.
Treesay
(J 35 )
12th October, 1889.
8th January, 1908.
19th July, 1909.
(1) Appointed on 1st April.
(2) Ajipointed on Tet August, and reverted to Assessor's
Ulice on 31st Octuber.
(3) Appointed on 1st November.
(4) Died on 7th June
(5) Promoted to 2nd Grade from Harbour Department.
(6) Resigned on 15th November.
(7) Transfurred from Imports und Exports Department on
16th November.
• Collector of Stamp
Revenue,
+ Uniform.
Police Constable. Uniform and Light.
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