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| Office | Name | Date of Appointment and under what instrument | Annual Salary in British Sterling | From what Fund Salary is paid | Amount of Fees in Sterling Value | Principal be allowed for his personal Allowance if any |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colonial Treasurer | Hon. W. T. Mercer | 9th October, 1847, Letters Patent under Seal of the Colony, authorized by the Queen's Warrant | £900 | £9,551 18 | ||
| Chief Clerk | J. G. C. Coxhead | 29th October, 1845, Secretary of State's Despatch Nr. 155 of 1845 | £405 | |||
| 2nd Clerk | Mr. P. Riemaecker | 8th September, 1846, Colonial Secretary's letter Nr. 432 | £300 | |||
| 3rd Clerk | Mr. E. H. Miles | 8th September, 1846, Colonial Secretary's letter Nr. 433 | £250 |
Brought forward £11,406 10 0
The salary attached to this office was £270, but was increased to £900, which salary was confirmed by Earl Grey from the 1st April, 1848, Despatch No. 44, of 8th August, 1848.
Mr. W. H. Miles served as Clerk in the Office of Her Majesty's Plenipotentiary in China, from 18th March, 1842, to 30th June, 1845.
Mr. Miles's duties are temporarily performed by Mr. I. H. Michell, on the half salary assigned to the office during his leave of absence.
| Whether the House Residence, for House-Rest of Quarters | Whether the Office be held by Principal in conjunction with any, and what other Civil, Military, or Naval Office | If the Office be held by a Military or Naval Officer, whether upon Full or Half Military or Naval Pay, the Total Amount of Pay and Allowance of every kind actually received by him in addition to the Pension |
|---|---|---|
First Appointment under the Colonial Government: Collector of Revenue, 4 February 1844. Granted 18 months leave of absence to proceed to England on sick certificate from 12th February to 14th May, 1845. Contributes to the 7th Item, Superannuation Fund, 2 April 1848.
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By whom appointed,
Annual Salary
From what Fund
Amount of Fem
Principal be allowed
OFFICE.
KAME.
Date of
Appointment.
and under
whas instrument.
in British
the
during
for his personal
or Army Sterling.
Salary is paid.
the Your 1848
or what Allowance if any.
in Sterling Value.
Brought forward
£
d.
Colonial Feasurer, Hon. W. T. Mercer, Ep.
30
9th October, Letters Patent 900
9,551 18
1847.
under Seal of the Colony, authorized
LO
by the Queen's
Marrant
Chief block. J. G. Comelate, by 29th Octobe Sheratary of 405
1845. State's Despatch
Nr. 155 f 1845.
2nd black and Mr. P. Riemaecker 8th September Colonial Secuitars 300
Accountant
万
3rd Blerk.
1846.
letter Nr. 432
Mr. 38. H. Miles 8th September Colonial Secretary's 250.
1846. letter J7*433.
PUBLIC RECORD
OFFICE
Reference :---
TITLLICO/133
Parliamentary
Vote and Local Pen
REMARKS
to this office,
was
Carried forward 11,406, 10|0
£.270, but was increased to
The Aglary attached theil which salary was confirmed by Earl Grey
from the 1st April,
Despatch No. 44, of 8th August, 1848.
Mr. W. H. Miles served as block in the Office of
of Sher Majesty's
in
Plenipote, tiary in China, from 18th March, 1842, to 3to the Shane, 1845.
Mr. Miles's leave bsence, his duties are During formerly Mr. I. It. Michell, on the half salary assigned
temporarily
by
to the office.
Whether the
■ House
Residence,
for House-Rest of Quarters.
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Whether the (Var bo bald by Prinsipaž
in conjunction with my, and what other Civii, Military, or Naval Ofice
Appolaisant, dr
Finos of Pyʊdt, in any Colony,
the Estabisk most of the United Kinglets.
ne an
If the Offon be held by a Military or Naval
Dore, whether upon Fil
or Hair Millery or Naval Pay, the
Tatal Amonat of Fay und Allowance of
every kind metually roseived by
him to addition to the Pendte val” Înăm
Period during
which the Officer
has been
Abweni from the Colony during the Year 1848.
Whether the Principal
enjoy anj, sad what other
Advantage at Profit,
nos required to be stated in the
preceding ColumRNA.
First Appointment
under the
Colonial Government)
Collector of Revenue 16 days.
4. Kebruary
1844.
Spanted 18 months leave of aband
to proceed to England on sick certificate from the 12th Februa
14th May, 1865
Contributes to the 7th Ibman, Superannuation 1845
Fund.
2 April
1844.
1848.
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