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Revenue of the Colony.

Amount of

From

what

Fund

Feos during

the

the Year 1911.

Salary

is

in Dollars.

paid.

Whether

the Principal be allowed a House. for his persona! Residence; or whint Allowance, if any for House Rent

or Quarters,

(J51)

Whether the (fen be held by Prinelps in condimetion with any, and what other Ulvil, Military, or Naval (18ee, of Appointurar, or Place of Pratit, in sy Colony, or on the Establishabrem of tite United Klogdom.

If the fiffige be held by & Military or Savel uñear, whether pon Fall or full Military or Naval Pay, the Total Amoint of fay and Allowances of every kind artuully reveivest by mi 113 addition tho Pronta ul

Other.

In

Period during which the Officer

lins been Absent from the Colony during the Year 1911.

1

Whether the Principal enjoys any and what other Advantage or Profit, not required to be |

stated in the preceding Colmaus.

Date of First Appoint-

ment under the Colonial Government.

For passing sach ship+

Tart of Himigrants,

15 της το 200,

τη

to 900, 8191p to 1,000 and $15 orar 1,000,

-

| For passing asaltalilp-

ment of Honigmanta, ỦA HỌ LÀ ILA CHU LỢP jà 600, $2 up to 1,000

and $3.50 ovce 1,600.

c.

t

AN

Commander, R.N. Nil.

11 months.

$360 Houso Allowance.

...

Conveyanco Allowance, $100. |

22ml September, 1899.

Commander, R.N., Ret. Retired pay £160 per anunn).

7 months and 16 days.

$40 Language Allowance (Chinese).

I

(4)

(4)

4 days.

(4)

(4)

+

(4)

and a da

9 days.

(1)

A

1

UTAR

2 days.

+

§30 Allowance for super- vising boat painting also 856 Extra Work Allow- alec.

Do.

$36 Extra Work Allowance.

6th December, 1907.

30th October, 1891.

23rd November,

18-3.

23rd November, 1888.

7th Septembor, 1991.

1st January, 1898.

1st June,

1906.

16th July, 1904.

let July, 1908.

29th June,

1910.

6th May, 1910.

1st September,

1911.

1st February,

1904.

14th November,

1905.

9th March, 1908.

REMARKS.

(8) On 17th August, the posts of Clerk at £320 to $270 and of ist Grade Clerk were abolished and the posts of Higher Grade Clerk, 6th firade{lerk and Chief Junk lospector were crea ́ed. (4) The 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Clerks drew an allowance for

extra work under the Sunlay Cargo Working Ordinance. 1891; the total am unt for 1911 was $180.

(5) Transferre 1 to Grown Solicitor's Ulize on 17th AugUÍ. (6) Resigned on 31st August.