Da..
Do..
J. A. Fraser
Do..
E. 1. Wynne-Jones,
Do..
J. H. B. Nihill.
R. A. D. Forrest.
Acting Assistunt. Hend of Sanitary
Deportment.
Acting District Officer, (North).
Acting District Officer, (South).
Acting Police Magistrate (Kowloon,)
1830
AL
550
600
Do..
II. R. Batters.
1
Acting 3rd Assistant Colonial Secretary,
1
450
|
5 months and
25 days.
|
450
2 months.
Do..
!
G. S. Kennedy-Skipton
: Oo leave.
450
Do.
|
Do..
Do..
T. Megarry.
A. W. G. H. Grantham,
J. S. McLaren.
'On leave.
10 months,
16th October. 1919.
30th October. 1919. 18th July, 1920, 2nd July,
1921.
14th January,
1922.
1921,
16th Noember.
1922.
31st December,
Attarbed in Colonial Scererary's Office,
450
Do.
P
Do..
Unpassed Cadet.
[10..
B. C. K Hawkins,
SECRETARIAT FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS :-
E. H Willinus.
R. R. Told.
Attached to Treasury.
Acting Third Assistant to Secretary
for Chinose Affairs.
Unpassed Cader.
425
125
I
375
i
375
7th December, 19:3
21st December. 1923.
19th December,
1924.
Do.
Do.
(J43)
Secretary for Chinese
A Boira,
Edwin Richard Hallitas. (1)(2) |
29th November, 1912.
Confidential
C.O.D. of N.11.1912.
£1,500
1
$360 Conveyance Allowance.
tary for Chinese Affairs,'
Sub-lu-pector.
Chief Assistant to Seere- Roland Arthur Churles North,
2nd Assistant to Serretary Thomas Megarty.
for Chinese Affairs,
3rd Assistant to Secretmy Earnest Hillas Williams.
for Chinese Affairs,
Higher Class Translator, Lo Kam-chak.
16th December, 1925.
G. N. No. 724 of 1925.
900
AAA a
[(8) (4) (5)
i
1 month and 18 days.
(6) (7)
2nd January, 19:5.
G. N. No. 72% of 1924.
450
(8)
3rd May, 1926.
G. N. No. 249 of 1926.
425
(9)
Jud.
let January, 1925,
C.S.O. in 3075 of 1920.
84.200
1 month and 21 duys.
19th November,
1897.
16th November, 1912.
16th November. 1922. 21st December, 1923.
let November,
1911.
REMARKS.
(1) Ton Mr. E. R. Palifax acted ■ Colonial Secretary from Arb January to 30th April and was appointed a Henipot play Heligate to ianten in connection with the bike Negotiation from 14th to 24tb Ju și
(3) Hoa, Mr. D. W. Traiman acted as Secretary from Chinese A fails and drew acting allowance of £60 per aunom from 9th January to 30th April
(3) Mr. R. A. C. North nered an Secretary for Chinese Affirm
from 14th to 24th July,
(4) Mr R. A, C. Nor h ́ went on leave from 16th Octuber to
And I'vember.
(5) Mr. T. Megarry acted as Chief Assistant to Secretary for hinese Affairs from 16th verolar to 2nd DecemOUT.
(6) Mr. T. Megarry went on leave from 1st February to 17th
March.
(7) Mr. G. %. Kenner-Skipton And Mr. J. H. B. Nihill reted as “i conil Ass at nt to Secretary for Chinese Aff‹irs from 1st to 22nd February and Brd February to rith March respectively.
(0) Mr. E. H. Willi ma arted as Third Assistant to Secretary
for Chin se Affaus on 3rd May, (9) Police Otticer.
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