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HONG KONG ESTABLISHMENT LIST

General Staff

Position Number Rate Remarks
Office Attendant 1
Office Boy 1
Watchman 1
Office Coolies 8 $109 each
Survey Coolies 13 $108 each
Caretaker, Bungalow, Tai Po 1
Labourer at Government Offices 1

POST OFFICE

Office Name Date of Appointment Salary Remarks
Postmaster General Edward Dudley Corscaden Wolfe 19th April, 1913 £480 C.O.D. No. 95 of 1890. 5,400; 100 Imperial Allowance, $312 Conveyance Allowance, and $1,674 Censorship Allowance.
Assistant Postmaster General John Daniel Lloyd 1st January, 1914 420 No. 1067 of 1913. Duty Pay £100. 732 Censorship Allowance. (6)
Accountant Amaro John Reed 1st March, 1899 450 No. 2905 of 1890.
Superintendent, Money Order Office Henry Dixon 1st May, 1890 345 C.O.D. No. 255 of 1903.
Superintendent, Registration and Parcels Branch Thomas Henry Martin 1st January, 1904 300 No. 2675 of 1916. Quarters. $362 Censorship Allowance. † (6)
Do. John Henry Cooper 14th August, 1916 315 Quarters. $276 Censorship Allowance, seconded from King's Shropshire Light Infantry.
Superintendent of Mails Thomas Hynes 4th January, 1901 270 No. 2492 of 1914. Quarters. $270 Language Allowance (Chinese), and $715 Censorship Allowance. † (9)

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REMARKS

(1) Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe acted as Colonial Treasurer in addition to other duties from 8th April to 22nd October, and drew half initial salary of Colonial Treasurer in addition to full salary as Postmaster General from 5th September to 22nd October.

(2) Mr. J. D. Lloyd acted as and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Deputy Registrar and Accountant, Supreme Court, from 1st to 24th January. Attached to Imports and Exports Office from 26th January to 31st December when he drew £200 per annum. He drew half initial salary plus increment as Assistant Postmaster General throughout the year.

(3) Mr. N. L. Smith acted as and drew duty pay and full initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary as Passed Cadet from 1st January to 23rd April. He also drew $342 Censorship Allowance.

(4) Mr. B. E. Littsell acted as and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary plus increment as Third Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 24th April to 12th November. He also drew $594 Censorship Allowance.

(5) Mr. E. W. Hamilton acted as and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary and House Allowance as Passed Cadet from 13th November to 31st December. He also drew $162 Censorship Allowance.

(6) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe, and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale: — Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail; $600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail; $480 and under $600, $1 per mail; under $480, $0.25 per mail. The allowance is doubled in the case of an English or French Mail arriving on a Sunday or holiday. † Light. Uniforms.

(7) Died on 4th August.

(8) Mr. T. Hynes acted as Superintendent, Registration and Parcels Branch, from 1st July to 13th August.

(9) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe on a Sunday or holiday, and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale: — Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail; $600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail; $180 and under $600, $1 per mail.

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HONG KONG ESTABLISHMENT LIST General Staff Position Number Rate Remarks Office Attendant 1 Office Boy 1 Watchman 1 Office Coolies 8 $109 each Survey Coolies 13 $108 each Caretaker, Bungalow, Tai Po 1 Labourer at Government Offices 1 POST OFFICE Office Name Date of Appointment Salary Remarks Postmaster General Edward Dudley Corscaden Wolfe 19th April, 1913 £480 C.O.D. No. 95 of 1890. 5,400; 100 Imperial Allowance, $312 Conveyance Allowance, and $1,674 Censorship Allowance. Assistant Postmaster General John Daniel Lloyd 1st January, 1914 420 No. 1067 of 1913. Duty Pay £100. 732 Censorship Allowance. (6) Accountant Amaro John Reed 1st March, 1899 450 No. 2905 of 1890. Superintendent, Money Order Office Henry Dixon 1st May, 1890 345 C.O.D. No. 255 of 1903. Superintendent, Registration and Parcels Branch Thomas Henry Martin 1st January, 1904 300 No. 2675 of 1916. Quarters. $362 Censorship Allowance. † (6) Do. John Henry Cooper 14th August, 1916 315 Quarters. $276 Censorship Allowance, seconded from King's Shropshire Light Infantry. Superintendent of Mails Thomas Hynes 4th January, 1901 270 No. 2492 of 1914. Quarters. $270 Language Allowance (Chinese), and $715 Censorship Allowance. † (9) --- REMARKS (1) Mr. E. D. C. Wolfe acted as Colonial Treasurer in addition to other duties from 8th April to 22nd October, and drew half initial salary of Colonial Treasurer in addition to full salary as Postmaster General from 5th September to 22nd October. (2) Mr. J. D. Lloyd acted as and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Deputy Registrar and Accountant, Supreme Court, from 1st to 24th January. Attached to Imports and Exports Office from 26th January to 31st December when he drew £200 per annum. He drew half initial salary plus increment as Assistant Postmaster General throughout the year. (3) Mr. N. L. Smith acted as and drew duty pay and full initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary as Passed Cadet from 1st January to 23rd April. He also drew $342 Censorship Allowance. (4) Mr. B. E. Littsell acted as and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary plus increment as Third Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 24th April to 12th November. He also drew $594 Censorship Allowance. (5) Mr. E. W. Hamilton acted as and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary and House Allowance as Passed Cadet from 13th November to 31st December. He also drew $162 Censorship Allowance. (6) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe, and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale: — Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail; $600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail; $480 and under $600, $1 per mail; under $480, $0.25 per mail. The allowance is doubled in the case of an English or French Mail arriving on a Sunday or holiday. † Light. Uniforms. (7) Died on 4th August. (8) Mr. T. Hynes acted as Superintendent, Registration and Parcels Branch, from 1st July to 13th August. (9) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe on a Sunday or holiday, and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale: — Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail; $600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail; $180 and under $600, $1 per mail. --- (J 119)
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Office Attendant, Office Boy, Watchman, 8 Office Coolies, at $109 enchi, 13 Survey Coolies, at $108 each. Caretaker, Bungalow, Tai Po, Labourer at Government Offices, POST OFFICE:- Do. 163 . Do. 168 Quarters. Do. Do. 120 Do. Do. 1,404 864 Quarters to 5; $24 each to 3 House | Allowance; 3 at $36 each & Int $24 Good Conduct Allowance. House Allowance $24 each to 10; and Good Conduct All ›wance to 3 at $36 each, 3 at $24 ench, and 1 nt 312, Quarters. ! Do. 144 Do. 108 $24 House Allowance, and $24 Good Conduct Allowance. + Postmaster General, Edward Dudley Corscaden Wolfe. (1) 19th April, 1913. No. 1067 of 1913, Assistant Postmaster General, Accountant, Superintendent, Money Order Olliee, Superintendent, Registration and Parcels Branch, Do., Superintendent of Mails, John Daniel Lloyd, (2) (3) (4) (5) Amaro John Reed. Henry Dixon. I Thomas Henry Martin. (7) (*) Jolin Henry Cooper. 1st January, No. 3946 of 1912. 1st March, 1899, 1st May, 1890. 1st January, 1904. 14th August, 1916. £480 C.O.D. No. 95 of 1890. 5,400 100 Imperial Allowance, $312 Con- reyance Allowance. and $1,674 Censorship Allowance. Duty Pay £100. 420 732 Censorship Allowance. (6) No. 2905 of 1890. |C.0.D. No. 255 of 1903. 450 345 No. 2675 of 1916. Thomas Hynes, (8) Gul May, 1914. No. 2492 of 1914. Quarters. $362 Censorship Allowance. † (6) 300 || $276 Censorship Allowance, conded from King's Shropshire Light Infantry, (9) 315 Quarters. $270 Language Allow- ance (Chinese), and $715 Cen- shipsor Allowance, † i mouth. Se- - (9) an 4th January, 1901. 15th November, 1907. 1st June, 1888. 1st May, 1890. 23rd January, 1902. 14th August, 1916. 20th November, 1904. (1) Mr.-E. D. C. Wolfe acted as Colonial Treasurer in addition to other duties from 8th April to 22ud Detober, mud drew half initial salary of Colonial Treasurer in addition to full snlary as Postmaster General from 5th September to 22nd October. (2) Mr. J. D. Lloyd acted ns and drow duty pay and half initial salary of Deputy Registrar and Accountant, Supreme Court, from Taf to 24ib January. Attached to Imports. naul Exports Office from 26th January to 31st Decomber when he drew £200 per annuði. He drew half initial salary plus increment as Assistant Postminster General throughout the year. (3) Mr. N. L. Smith acted as and drew duty pay and lull Initial anlury of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary ns Passed Cadet from 1st January to 23rd REMARKS, April. He also drew $342 Censorship Allowance. (4) M). B. E. Lituisell acted us and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary plus increment as Third Assistant to Serre- tary for Chinese Affairs from 24th April to 12th November. He also drew $594 Censorship Allowance. (5) Mr. E. W. Hamilton acted as and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary and House Allowance as l'assol Cadet from 13th November to 31st December. He also drew $162 Censorship Allowance, (6) Allowance for extm work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe, and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale :-Salary $1,200 and upwards. 33 per mail : $600 and under $1,200, • Uniforms. $2 per mail; $480 and under $600, $1 per mail, under $480, $0.25 per mail. The allowance is doubled in the † Light. case of an English or French Mail arriving on a Sunday or holiday. (7) Died on 4th August. (8) Mr. T. Hynos acted as Superintendent, Registration and Parcela Branch, from 1st July to 13th August. (9) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English og French Mail from Europe on a Sunday or holiday, and of a Canadian on United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale-Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail: $600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail: $180 and under $600. $1 per mail. ( J 119 )
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Office Attendant,

Office Boy,

Watchman,

8 Office Coolies,

at $109 enchi,

13 Survey Coolies,

at $108 each.

Caretaker, Bungalow, Tai Po,

Labourer at Government Offices,

POST OFFICE:-

Do.

163

.

Do.

168

Quarters.

Do.

Do.

120

Do.

Do.

1,404

864 Quarters to 5; $24 each to 3 House |

Allowance; 3 at $36 each & Int $24 Good Conduct Allowance. House Allowance $24 each to 10; and Good Conduct All ›wance to 3 at $36 each, 3 at $24 ench, and 1 nt 312,

Quarters.

!

Do.

144

Do.

108 $24 House Allowance, and $24

Good Conduct Allowance.

+

Postmaster General,

Edward Dudley Corscaden

Wolfe.

(1)

19th April, 1913.

No. 1067 of 1913,

Assistant Postmaster General,

Accountant,

Superintendent, Money Order

Olliee,

Superintendent, Registration and

Parcels Branch,

Do.,

Superintendent of Mails,

John Daniel Lloyd, (2) (3) (4) (5) Amaro John Reed.

Henry Dixon.

I

Thomas Henry Martin. (7) (*)

Jolin Henry Cooper.

1st January, No. 3946 of 1912.

  1. 1st March, 1899, 1st May, 1890. 1st January, 1904. 14th August, 1916.

£480

C.O.D. No. 95 of 1890.

5,400 100 Imperial Allowance, $312 Con- reyance Allowance. and $1,674 Censorship Allowance.

Duty Pay £100.

420 732 Censorship Allowance. (6)

No. 2905 of 1890.

|C.0.D. No. 255 of 1903.

450

345

No. 2675 of 1916.

Thomas Hynes,

(8)

Gul May, 1914.

No. 2492 of 1914.

Quarters. $362 Censorship

Allowance. † (6) 300 || $276 Censorship Allowance,

conded from King's Shropshire Light Infantry,

(9) 315 Quarters. $270 Language Allow- ance (Chinese), and $715 Cen- shipsor Allowance, †

i mouth.

Se-

-

(9)

an

4th January, 1901.

15th November, 1907. 1st June, 1888. 1st May, 1890.

23rd January, 1902. 14th August,

1916.

20th November, 1904.

(1) Mr.-E. D. C. Wolfe acted as Colonial Treasurer in addition to other duties from 8th April to 22ud Detober, mud drew half initial salary of Colonial Treasurer in addition to full snlary as Postmaster General from 5th September to 22nd October.

(2) Mr. J. D. Lloyd acted ns and drow duty pay and half initial salary of Deputy Registrar and Accountant, Supreme Court, from Taf to 24ib January. Attached to Imports. naul Exports Office from 26th January to 31st Decomber when he drew £200 per annuði. He drew half initial salary plus increment as Assistant Postminster General throughout the year.

(3) Mr. N. L. Smith acted as and drew duty pay and lull Initial anlury of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary ns Passed Cadet from 1st January to 23rd

REMARKS,

April. He also drew $342 Censorship Allowance. (4) M). B. E. Lituisell acted us and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary plus increment as Third Assistant to Serre- tary for Chinese Affairs from 24th April to 12th November. He also drew $594 Censorship Allowance.

(5) Mr. E. W. Hamilton acted as and drew duty pay and half initial salary of Assistant Postmaster General and half initial salary and House Allowance as l'assol Cadet from 13th November to 31st December. He also drew $162 Censorship Allowance,

(6) Allowance for extm work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from Europe, and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale :-Salary $1,200 and upwards. 33 per mail : $600 and under $1,200,

• Uniforms.

$2 per mail; $480 and under $600, $1 per mail, under $480, $0.25 per mail. The allowance is doubled in the † Light. case of an English or French Mail arriving on a Sunday or holiday.

(7) Died on 4th August.

(8) Mr. T. Hynos acted as Superintendent, Registration and

Parcela Branch, from 1st July to 13th August.

(9) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English og French Mail from Europe on a Sunday or holiday, and of a Canadian on United States Mail on a Sunday, on the following scale-Salary $1,200 and upwards, $3 per mail: $600 and under $1,200, $2 per mail: $180 and under $600. $1 per mail.

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