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Officers' Records

16th November, 1912.

28th November, 1914. Do.

16th October, 1919. 30th October, 1919.

18th July, 1920. 2nd July, 1921.

14th January, 1922.

31st December, 1921.

16th November, 1922.

Do.

Do.

Do.

E. W. Hamilton.

R. A. C. North.

W. J. Carrie.

Acting District Officer (South).

Sent to Japan to study Japanese.

Attached to Colonial Secretariat.

700

700

600

8 months and 16 days.

Do.

T. W. Ainsworth,

Acting Third Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs,

600

10 months and 1 day.

Do.

R. A. D. Forrest.

Acting Inspector of Vernacular Schools,

425

Do.

J. A. Fruser.

Acting Assistant Head of Sanitary Department and Secretary, Sanitary Board.

400

400

Unpassed Cadet.

Do.

E. I. Wynne-Jones.

J. H. B. Nihill,

400

350

Do.

Do.

Do.

G. S. Kennedy-Skipton

H. R. Butters.

A

350

350

A. W. G. Granthum.

Secretariat for Chinese Affairs (J 35)

Office Name Date of Appointment Authority Salary Allowance / Leave Remarks
Secretary for Chinese Affairs Edwin Richard Hallifax 29th November, 1912 Confidential C.O.D. of 8.11.1912; G.N. No. 526 of 1921 £1,500 $360 Conveyance Allowance (1)
Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs Alan Eustace Wood 7th December, 1921 G.N. No. 526 of 1921 1,000 1 month and 27 days (2)
2nd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs Roland Arthur Charlie North 12th May, 1923 G.N. No. 236 of 1923 750 9 days (3)(4)
3rd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs John Harry Barday Nihill 1st April, 1923 G.N. No. 138 of 1923 425 (5)
Sub-Inspector Lo Kam-clink 19th November, 1897; 16th November, 1907; 16th November, 1912; 2nd July, 1921 $3,400 4 days (6)
1st Class Translator Fung Hon 1st January, 1921 C.S.D. Circular No. 12 of 1921 2,500 2 months (7)
2nd Grade Interpreter 1st November, 1911; 1st February, 1905

Remarks

(1) Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax's services were lent to British North Borneo Government from 1st July to 11th August.

(2) Mr. A. E. Wood acted as Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 1st July to 11th August.

(3) Mr. W. Schofield acted as Second Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs up to 20th March and was then transferred to District Office, South, as District Officer.

(4) Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones acted as Second Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 21st March to 1st May.

(5) Mr. T. W. Ainsworth acted as Third Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs up to 21st March and was then transferred to Treasury as Assistant Treasurer. (5) Police Officer.

(7) Resigned on 1st September. Replaced by Mr. Luk Yam-ko, 3rd Grade Interpreter, on 15th September.

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Officers' Records 16th November, 1912. 28th November, 1914. Do. 16th October, 1919. 30th October, 1919. 18th July, 1920. 2nd July, 1921. 14th January, 1922. 31st December, 1921. 16th November, 1922. Do. Do. Do. E. W. Hamilton. R. A. C. North. W. J. Carrie. Acting District Officer (South). Sent to Japan to study Japanese. Attached to Colonial Secretariat. 700 700 600 8 months and 16 days. Do. T. W. Ainsworth, Acting Third Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs, 600 10 months and 1 day. Do. R. A. D. Forrest. Acting Inspector of Vernacular Schools, 425 Do. J. A. Fruser. Acting Assistant Head of Sanitary Department and Secretary, Sanitary Board. 400 400 Unpassed Cadet. Do. E. I. Wynne-Jones. J. H. B. Nihill, 400 350 Do. Do. Do. G. S. Kennedy-Skipton H. R. Butters. A 350 350 A. W. G. Granthum. Secretariat for Chinese Affairs (J 35) Office Name Date of Appointment Authority Salary Allowance / Leave Remarks Secretary for Chinese Affairs Edwin Richard Hallifax 29th November, 1912 Confidential C.O.D. of 8.11.1912; G.N. No. 526 of 1921 £1,500 $360 Conveyance Allowance (1) Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs Alan Eustace Wood 7th December, 1921 G.N. No. 526 of 1921 1,000 1 month and 27 days (2) 2nd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs Roland Arthur Charlie North 12th May, 1923 G.N. No. 236 of 1923 750 9 days (3)(4) 3rd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs John Harry Barday Nihill 1st April, 1923 G.N. No. 138 of 1923 425 (5) Sub-Inspector Lo Kam-clink 19th November, 1897; 16th November, 1907; 16th November, 1912; 2nd July, 1921 $3,400 4 days (6) 1st Class Translator Fung Hon 1st January, 1921 C.S.D. Circular No. 12 of 1921 2,500 2 months (7) 2nd Grade Interpreter 1st November, 1911; 1st February, 1905 Remarks (1) Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax's services were lent to British North Borneo Government from 1st July to 11th August. (2) Mr. A. E. Wood acted as Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 1st July to 11th August. (3) Mr. W. Schofield acted as Second Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs up to 20th March and was then transferred to District Office, South, as District Officer. (4) Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones acted as Second Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 21st March to 1st May. (5) Mr. T. W. Ainsworth acted as Third Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs up to 21st March and was then transferred to Treasury as Assistant Treasurer. (5) Police Officer. (7) Resigned on 1st September. Replaced by Mr. Luk Yam-ko, 3rd Grade Interpreter, on 15th September.
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Do. 16th November, 1912. 28th November, Do. 16th October, 30th October, 1919. 18th July, 1920. 2nd July, 1921. 14th January, 1922. 31st December, 1921. 16th November, 1922. Do., Do., Do., E. W. Hamilton. R. A. C. North. W. J. Carrie. Acting District Officer (South). Sent to Japan to study Japanese, Attached to Colonial Secretariat. 700 700 600 8 months and 16 days. Do.. T. W. Ainsworth, Acting Third Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs, 600 10 months and 1 day. Jo., R. A. D. Forrest. Acting Inspector of Vernacular Schools, 425 Do., J. A. Fruser. Acting Assistant Head of Sanitary Department and Secretary, Sanitary Board. 400 400 Unpassed Callet, Do.. E. I. Wynne-Jones. J. II. B. Nihill, 400 350 Do., Do.. Do. G. S. Kennedy-Skipton II. R. Butters. A 350 350 A. W. G. Granthum. SECRETARIAT FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS :- (J 35 ) Secretary for Chinese Edwin Richard Uullifax, (1) 29th November, 1912. Affairs, Chief Assistant to Secre- | Alan Eustace Wood, (2) 7th December, 1921. Confidential C.0.D. of 8,11.1912. G. N. No. 526 of 1921, £1,500 $360 Conveyance Allowance. 1,000 I month and tary for Chinese Affairs, 27 days. 2nd Assistant to Secretary Roland Arthur Charlie North for Chinese Affairs, 12th May, 1923, G.N. No. 236 of 1923. 750 9 days. (3)(4) 3rd Assistant to Secretary | John Harry Barday Nibill, (5) for Chinese Aflairs, 1st April, 1923. | G. N. No, 138 of 1923, 425 19th November, 1897. 16th November, 1907. 16th November, 2nd July, 1921. Sub-Inspector, (6) 1st Class Translator, 2nd Grade Interpreter, Lo Kam-clink, Fung Hon. 1st January, 1921. (7) Do. C.S.D. Cireular No. 12 of 1921. Do. $3,400 2,500 4 days. 2 mouths. 1st November, 1911. 1st February, 1905. REMARKS, (1) Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax's services were lent to British North Borneo Government from 1st July to 11th August. (2) Mr. A. E. Wood acted as Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 1st July to 11th August, (3) Mr. W. Schofield acted as Necond Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs up to 20th March and was then trans- ferred to District Office, South, as District Officer. (4) Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones neted as Second Assistant to Secretary for Chinese A finirs from 72nd March to Est. May. (5) Mr. T. W. Ainsworth neted as Thin♪ Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs up to 21st March and was then transferred to Trensury as Assistant Treasurer, (5) Police Otheer. (7) Resigned on 1st September. Replaced by Mr. Luk Yam- ko. 3rd Gravie Interpreter, on 15th September. 119
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Do.

16th November, 1912.

28th November,

  1. Do.

16th October,

  1. 30th October, 1919.

18th July, 1920. 2nd July, 1921.

14th January,

1922.

31st December,

1921.

16th November,

1922.

Do.,

Do.,

Do.,

E. W. Hamilton.

R. A. C. North.

W. J. Carrie.

Acting District Officer (South).

Sent to Japan to study Japanese,

Attached to Colonial Secretariat.

700

700

600

8 months and

16 days.

Do..

T. W. Ainsworth,

Acting Third Assistant to Secretary

for Chinese Affairs,

600

10 months and 1 day.

Jo.,

R. A. D. Forrest.

Acting Inspector of Vernacular Schools,

425

Do.,

J. A. Fruser.

Acting Assistant Head of Sanitary Department and Secretary, Sanitary Board.

400

400

Unpassed Callet,

Do..

E. I. Wynne-Jones.

J. II. B. Nihill,

400

350

Do.,

Do..

Do.

G. S. Kennedy-Skipton

II. R. Butters.

A

350

350

A. W. G. Granthum.

SECRETARIAT FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS :-

(J 35 )

Secretary for Chinese

Edwin Richard Uullifax,

(1)

29th November, 1912.

Affairs,

Chief Assistant to Secre- | Alan Eustace Wood,

(2)

7th December, 1921.

Confidential C.0.D. of 8,11.1912. G. N. No. 526 of 1921,

£1,500

$360 Conveyance

Allowance.

1,000

I month and

tary for Chinese Affairs,

27 days.

2nd Assistant to Secretary Roland Arthur Charlie North

for Chinese Affairs,

12th May, 1923,

G.N. No. 236 of 1923.

750

9 days.

(3)(4)

3rd Assistant to Secretary | John Harry Barday Nibill, (5)

for Chinese Aflairs,

1st April, 1923.

| G. N. No, 138 of 1923,

425

19th November, 1897.

16th November,

1907.

16th November,

  1. 2nd July,

1921.

Sub-Inspector,

(6)

1st Class Translator,

2nd Grade Interpreter,

Lo Kam-clink,

Fung Hon.

1st January, 1921.

(7)

Do.

C.S.D. Cireular No. 12 of 1921. Do.

$3,400

2,500

4 days.

2 mouths.

1st November, 1911. 1st February,

1905.

REMARKS,

(1) Hon. Mr. E. R. Hallifax's services were lent to British North Borneo Government from 1st July to 11th August. (2) Mr. A. E. Wood acted as Secretary for Chinese Affairs

from 1st July to 11th August,

(3) Mr. W. Schofield acted as Necond Assistant to Secretary

for Chinese Affairs up to 20th March and was then trans- ferred to District Office, South, as District Officer.

(4) Mr. E. I. Wynne-Jones neted as Second Assistant to Secretary for Chinese A finirs from 72nd March to Est. May. (5) Mr. T. W. Ainsworth neted as Thin♪ Assistant to Secretary

for Chinese Affairs up to 21st March and was then transferred to Trensury as Assistant Treasurer, (5) Police Otheer.

(7) Resigned on 1st September. Replaced by Mr. Luk Yam-

ko. 3rd Gravie Interpreter, on 15th September.

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