| Office | Name | Date of Appointment | By whom appointed and under what Instrument | Salary (Dollars) | Salary (Sterling) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Edwin Richard Mallifax | 29th November, 1912 | The Governor, by C.O.D. of 8.11.1912, Conf. | 6,000 | (1) (2) | |
| Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | David William Tratman | 1st January, 1914 | The Governor, by No. 2504 of 1913, Conf. | 600 | (3) | |
| 2nd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Alan Eustace Wood | 1st January, 1914 | The Governor, by No. 2504 of 1913, Conf. | 460 | (5) | |
| 3rd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | John Daniel Lloyd | 19th April, 1913 | The Governor, by No. 1069 of 1913, Conf. | 440 | (6) (7) | |
| 3rd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Roger Edward Lindsell | 1st January, 1914 | The Governor, by No. 2504 of 1913, Conf. | 400 | (8) | |
| Thomas Cashman | 1st November, 1913 | The Governor, by No. 7443 of 1909 | 175 | (9) | ||
| Sergeant | The Governor, by No. 7443 of 1909 (Do.) | 165 | ||||
| Higher Grade Clerk | Charles Frederick Aris | 8th May, 1914 | ||||
| Higher Grade Clerk | Leung Ping-fai | 1st July, 1913 | The Governor, by C. S. Circular No. 25 of 1913 | 2,6-10 | ||
| 2nd Grade Supernumerary Writer | Lau Tsz-ping | 7th August, 1914 | The Governor, by No. 8862 of 1908, Confidential | 1,440 | (10) | |
| 3rd Grade Writer | Lau Pak-tun | 16th March, 1913 | The Governor, by No. 1333 of 1913, Confidential | 960 | ||
| 4th Grade Clerk | Taoi Kin-yung | 1st June, 1913 | The Governor, by No. 36 in 3503 of 1911 | 780 | ||
| 5th Grade Clerk | Leung Kwai-lam | 1st October, 1913 | The Governor, by No. 36 in 3503 of 1911 (Do.) | 540 | ||
| 6th Grade Clerk | Li Wan-sang | 1st January, 1908 | The Governor, by No. 5227 of 1906 | 420 | ||
| 6th Grade Clerk | Lau Tin-su | 1st August, 1911 | The Governor, by No. 2057 of 1911 | 420 |
(1) Acted as Private Secretary in addition to other duties from 10th September to 31st December and drew half salary of Private Secretary from 10th September to 21st October and full salary of Private Secretary from 22nd October to 31st December in addition to salary as Secretary for Chinese Affairs.
(2) Mr. A. E. Wood acted as Secretary for Chinese Affairs in addition to other duties from 22nd April to 18th May.
(3) New post. Mr. A. E. Wood acted as from 1st January to 31st December and drew half initial salary of Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and half initial salary plus all increments as Second Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 1st January to 20th September and duty pay of Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 1st January to 31st December.
(4) Former designation "First Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs".
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SECRETARIAT FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS;—
Secretary for Chinese Edwin Richard
29th November, The Governor, by Conf.
6,000
Affairs,
Mallifax.
(1) (2)
1912.
C.Ó.D. of 8,11.1912.
Chief Assistant to Se-
David William
(3)
cretary for Chinese Affairs,
Tratman.
1st January, 1914.
The Governor, by No. 2504 of 1913, Conf.
DAN
600
2nd Assistant to Se- cretary for Chinese Affairs,
Alan Enstace (5)
Wood.
Do.
Do.
460
(4)
John Daniel Lloyd. (7)
3rd Assistant
to
19th April, 1913.
The Governor, by
440
No. 1069 of 1913, Conf.
Secretary for Chinese Affairs. (6)
Roger Edward (8)
Lindsell,
1st January, 1914.
The Governor, by No. 2504 of 1913, Conf.
400
Thomas Cashman. (9)
1st November, 1913.
The Governor, by No. 7443 of 1909.
175
•
Sergeant,
Do.
+
165
Charles Frederick Aris.
8th May, 1914.
Higher Grade Clerk, Leung Ping-fai.
1st July, 1913.
The Governor, by
2,6-10
C. S. Circular No. 25 of 1913.
¿
2nd Grade Super-
numerary Writer,
Lau Tsz-ping.
(10)
7th August, 1914.
The Governor, by No. 8862 of 1908, Confidential.
1:440
3rd Grade Writer,
Lau Pak-tun.
16th March, 1913.
The Governor, by No. 1333 of 1913, Confulential.
960
4th Grade Clerk,
Taoi Kin-yung,
1st June, 1913.
The Governor, by No. 36 in 3503 of
780
1911.
5th Grade Clerk,
Leung Kwai-lam.
1st October, 1913.
Do.
540
6th Grade Clerk,
Li Wan-sang.
1st January, 1908.
The Governor, by No. 5227 of 1906.
420
G&
Do.,
Lau Tin-su.
1st August, 1911.
The Governor, by No. 2057 of 1911.
420
REMARKS.
(1) Acted as Private Secretary in adlition to other duties from 10th September to 31st December and drew balf salary of Private Secretary from 10th September to 21st October and full salary of Private Secretary from 22nd October to 31st December in addition to salary as Secretary for Chinese Affairs.
(2) Mr. A. E. Wood acted as Secretary for Chiness Affairs in
klition to other duties from 22nd April to 18th May.
(3) New post. Mr. A. E. Wood acted as from 1st January to 31st December and drew half initini eslary of Chief Assis- tant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and half initial entary plus all increments as Second Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 1st January to 20th September and duty pay of Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 1st January to 31st December, (4) Former designation First Assistant to Secretary for
Chinese Affairs ".
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