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| OFFICE | NAME | Date of Appointment | By whom appointed and under what Instrument | Salary in Dollars | Salary in Sterling | REMARKS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5th Grade Shroff | Wong Bak-shin (1) | 15th February 1901 | The Governor, by C.O.D. No. 4 of 1901 | 660 | (1) Four-elevenths of the pay of Mr. Wong Bak-shin was refunded by the Chinese Public Dispensaries and District Watchmen's Funds for clerical assistance. | |
| 2 Office Attendants | 1 at $132 and 1 at $108 | The Governor, by C.O.D. No. 4 of 1901 | 240 | |||
| 2 Messengers | at $108 each | The Governor, by C.O.D. No. 4 of 1901 | 216 | |||
| Coolie | The Governor, by C.O.D. No. 4 of 1901 | 108 | ||||
| Indian Constable, 1st Class | The Governor, by C.O.D. No. 4 of 1901 | 186 | ||||
| INTERPRETATION SUB-DEPARTMENT | ||||||
| 1st Grade Translator | Lo Kam-chak | 1st November 1911 | The Governor, by No. 6039 of 1911 | 1,680 | ||
| 2nd Grade Interpreter | Fung Hon (2) | 19th January 1909 | The Governor, by No. 1887 of 1907 | 1,200 | (2) Present holder to draw $1,200 until qualified. | |
| 3rd Grade Interpreter and Clerk | Taug Tat-bung | 1st May 1906 | The Governor, by No. 1456 of 1906 | 1,200 | ||
| 3rd Grade Interpreter | Leung Tun-sheung (3) | 1st January 1914 | The Governor, by No. 30 in 140 of 1913 | 900 | (3) New post. | |
| EMIGRATION SUB-DEPARTMENT | ||||||
| Sergeant | Albert Frederick Purden (4) (5) | 27th March 1911 | The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 5096 of 1905 | 155 | ||
| 3rd Grade Interpreter | To King-ki | 1st February 1912 | The Governor, by No. 6984 of 1911 | 1,080 | ||
| 6th Grade Clerk | Ying Man-fong | 15th March 1911 | The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 5096 of 1905 | 420 | ||
| 2 District Watchmen | 1 at $180 and 1 at $150 | 330 |
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Annual
Annual
OFFICE.
NAME.
Date of Appointment.
By whom appointed,
Salary
Salary
and under
in
in
what Instrument.
Dollars,
Sterling,
SECRETARIAT FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS, -Contd.
5th Grade Shroff,
Wong Bak-shin. (1) 15th February,
The Governor, by
660
1901.
C.O.D. No. 4 of 1901.
2 Office Attendants,
1 at $132 and 1 at
$108.
2 Messengers,
ut $108 each.
Coolie,
Indian Constable,
1st Class,
INTER PRETATION SUB-DEPARTMENT :—
Establishment.
240
Do.
216
Do.
108
186
Do.
£
1st Grade Translator, | Lo Kam-chak.
1st November, 1911.
The Governor, by No. 6039 of 1911.
1,680
2nd Grade Interpreter, Fung Hon.
(2)
19th January, 1909.
The Governor, by No. 1887 of 1907.
1,200
3rd Grade Interpreter Taug Tat-bung.
and Clerk,
1st May, 1906.
The Governor, hy No. 1456 of 1906.
1,200
**
3rd Grade Interpre- Leung Tun-sheung.(3)
1st January, 1914.
The Governor, by No. 30 in 140 of 1913.
900
LCT,
EMIGRATION SUB-DEPARTMENT:—
Sergeant,
Albert Frederick Pur- den. (4) (5)
27th March, 1911.
The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 5096 of 1905.
155
3rd Grade Interpreter, To King-ki.
1st February, 1912.
The Governor, by No. 6984 of 1911.
1,080
***
6th Grade Clerk,
Ying Man-fong.
15th March, 1911.
The Governor, by C.S.O. No. 5096 of 1905.
420
***
2 District Watch-{ 1 at $180, and 1 at
men,
$150,
****
Establishment,
330
**
:
REMARKS.
(1) Four-cleventba of the pay of Mr. Wong Bak-shin was refunded by the Chinese Public Dispensaries and District Watchmen's Funds for clerical assistance.
(2) Present holder to draw $1,200 until qualified. (8) New post.
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