| Office | Name | Date of Appointment | Gazette Reference | Salary | Date of First Appointment | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Clerk | William Guerin Fitz-Gibbon | 1st January 1917; 1st January 1921 | No. 482 of 1916; No. 3460 of 1910 | $3,400 | 1st March 1913 | (4) Returned from leave and resumed duty as First Clerk on 24th February. |
| 1st Grade Clerk | Mahmood Bin Suffind | 1st January 1917; 1st January 1921 | No. 482 of 1916 | — | 1st December 1903 | (5) Acted as 1st Clerk and drew an allowance of $360 per mensem from 1st January to 28th February. |
| Class III Clerk | Thomas Lay | 1st January 1921 | No. 999 of 1916 | $2,000 | 13th August 1912 | (6) Promoted to Class II from 1st January. |
| Class III Clerk | John C. Lang | 1st January 1921 | No. 482 of 1915 | $1,100 | 1st May 1920 | (7) Allowed to draw $1,500 from 1st January. |
| 3rd Grade Clerk | Au Kwok-leung | 21st March 1921 | No. 485 of 1920 | $1,700 | 8th March 1904 | (8) Transferred to Public Works Department on 1st February. |
| 4th Grade Clerk | Pun Ku-kwni | 1921 | No. 485 of 1920 | $1,425 | 1st April 1916 | (9) Acted as 1st Grade Clerk and drew an allowance of $40 per mensem from 1st January to 28th February. |
| 5th Grade Clerk | Stanley Hall Garrod | 19th July 1920 | No. 485 of 1920 | £200 | 19th July 1920 | (10) Promoted to be Shorthand Clerk on 1st January. |
| 5th Grade Clerk | Ho Sui-ting | 1st February 1923 | No. 482 of 1915 | $900 | 28th May 1915 | (11) Transferred from Imports and Exports Department on 1st February. |
| 6th Grade Clerk | Yam Him-treuk | 1st January 1921 | No. 482 of 1915 | $800 | 1st April 1918 | |
| 6th Grade Clerk | Young Ying-kan | 1st January 1921 | No. 4759 of 1911 | $800 | 23rd June 1920 | |
| 6th Grade Clerk | Li Wing-sum | 1st January 1921 | No. 4759 of 1911 | $600 | 6th September 1921 | |
| 6th Grade Clerk | Mark Kei-shun | 1st January 1921 | No. 4759 of 1911 | $650 | 12th July 1921 | (12) Transferred to Public Works Department on 1st July. |
| 6th Grade Clerk | Au Man-pni | 22nd January 1922 | No. 2963 of 1917 | $700 | 21st November 1921 | (13) Transferred from Public Works Department on 22nd June 1922. |
Establishment Summary
5,000 Probationer Clerks; 2 Porters; 6 Messengers (1 at $300 and 1 at $180; 1 at $144 and 5 at $132 each); 2 Coolies; Indian Constable at $132 each. Establishment: 16. 804 — 480: $48 House Allowance to 1 & $36 Good Conduct Allowance to 1. § $36 Good Conduct Allowance to 3, $24 to 1, and $12 to 1. $48 House Allowance each to 6. 24 Personal Allowance to $1. 264: $36 Good Conduct Allowance to 1, and $48 House Allowance each. ‡ 216 Quarters. +
REMARKS
(1) Granted one and a half month's pay in lieu of leave. Capt. E. C. Cross acted as Private Secretary from 14th June to 28th November and drew full pay and Conveyance Allowance. Lieut. Charles Bridge acted as Private Secretary from 24th November to 7th December and drew full pay and Conveyance Allowance. Capt. R.A.R. Neville acted as Private Secretary in addition to other duties and drew half pay of Private Secretary from 8th to 31st December.
(2) On leave from 7th March to 5th November.
(3) Hon. Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher, C.M.G., C.B.E. acted as, and drew half salary as Colonial Secretary, and half his own salary from 7th March to 5th November.
(4) Mr. W. G. Fitz-Gibbon returned from leave and resumed duty as First Clerk on the 24th February.
(5) Mr. M.B. Suffind acted as 1st Clerk and drew an allowance of $360 per mensem from 1st January to 28th February.
(6) Promoted to Class II from 1st January.
(7) Allowed to draw $1,500 from 1st January.
(8) Transferred to Public Works Department on 1st February.
(9) Mr. Pun Ku-kwni acted as 1st Grade Clerk and drew an allowance of $40 per mensem from 1st January to 28th February.
(10) Promoted to be Shorthand Clerk on 1st January.
(11) Transferred from Imports and Exports Department on 1st February.
(12) Transferred to Public Works Department on 1st July.
(13) Transferred from Public Works Department on 22nd June 1922.
† Uniform, Fuel, and Light.
§ Uniform.
‡ Police Constable.
+ New appointment.
First Clerk,
William Guerin Fitz-Gibbon.(4)
1st Grade Clerk,
Mahmood Bin Suffind.
(5)
1st January, 1917. 1st January, 1921.
No. 482 of 1916.
320 |
1 month and
23 days.
No. 3460 of 1910.
$3,400
a
Class III Clerk,
Thomas Lay.
(6)
1st January,
No. 999 of 1916,
2,000
1921.
Do..
John C. Lang.
(7)
Do.
No. 482 of 1915.
1,100
3rd Grade Clerk,
4th Grade Clerk,
Au Kwok-leung.
(8)
21st March,
No. 485 of 19.0,
1,700
Pun Kn-kwHi,
(9)
1921,
Do.
Do.
1,425
Clerk,
5th Grade Clerk,
Stanley Hall Garrod,
(10)
19th July, 1920.
No. 485 of 1920.
£200
Ho Sui-ting.
(11)
1st February,
1923.
No. 482 of 1915.
$900
6th Grade Clerk,
Yam Him-treuk.
1st January,
Do.
800
1921.
Do.,
Young Ying-kan.
Do.
No. 4759 of 1911.
800
Du.
Do.,
Do.,
Li Wing-sum.
Do.
Do.
600
Mark Kei-shun.
(12)
Do.
Do.
650
Au Man-pni.
(13)
22nd January,
No. 2963 of 1917.
700
1922.
5,000
Probationer Clerks,
2 Porters,
6 Messengers,
1 at $300 and 1 at $180.
I at $144 and 5 at $132 ench.
2 Coolies,
Indian Constable,
ut $132 ench,
Establisliment.
16.
804
Do.
Do.
480 $48 House Allowance to 1 & $36 Good Conduct Allowance to 1.§ $36 Good Conduct Allowance to 3, $24 to 1, and $12 to 1. $48 House Allowance each to 6. 24 Personal Allowance to $1. 264 $36 Good Conduct Allowance to 1, and $48 House Allowance each.‡ 216
Quarters.
+
1st March, 1913.
1st December, 1903. 13th August, 1912.
1st May, 1920. 8th March,
19th July, 1920. 28th May, 1915. 1st April, 1918, 23rd June,
1920.
6th September, 1921. 12th July, 1921.
21st November, 1921,
(J 33 )
(1) Granted one and a half month's pay in lieu of leave. Capt. E. C. Cross acted as Private Secretary from H4th June to 2814 November and drew full pay and Con- verance Allowance. Lient. Charles Bridge acted as Private Secretary from 24th November to 7th December and drew full pay and Conveyance Allowance, Capt. R.A.R. Neville acted as Private Secretary in addition to other duties and drew half pay of Private Secretary from 8th to 31st December.
(2) On leave from 7th March to 5th November.
REMARKS.
(3) Hon. Mr. A. G. M. Fletcher, C.M.G.. C.B.È. acted us, and drew half salary as Colonial Secretary, nhid balf his own salary from 7th March to 5th November,
(4) Mr. W. G. Fitz-Gibbon returned from leave and resumed
duty as First Clerk on the 24th February.
(5) Mr. M.B. Suffia Reted as 1st Clerk and drew an allow- ance of 360 per niensem from 1st January to 28th Febuary.
(6) Promoted to class U from 1st January,
(7) Allowed to draw $1,500 from 1st Janufory.
() Transferred to Public Works Department on 1st
February.
(9) Mr. Pun Ku-kwni acted as 1st Grade Clerk, and drew an allowance of $40 per mensem from 1st January to 28th February.
(10) Promoteil to be Shorthand Clerk on 1st January. (11) Transferred from Imports and Exports Department
on 1st February.
(12) Transferred to Public Works Department on 1st July, (13) Transferred from Public Works Department ou 22nd
June, 1922.
Public Works Dept.
† Uniform, Fuel, and Light, § Uniform.
Police Constable.
New appointment.
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