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POLICE—Continued

Inspectors, 2nd Class

Office Name Date of Appointment Authority Annual Salary
Inspector, 2nd Class John Grant 6th June 1914 No. 2427 of 1914
Inspector, 2nd Class Walter Kent 5th December 1914 No. 2427 of 1914
Inspector, 2nd Class Peter Angus 1st May 1915 No. 2593 of 1915
Inspector, 2nd Class Peter Brazil 1st December 1914 No. 2592 of 1916
Inspector, 2nd Class Edward Browne 23rd March 1916 No. 2592 of 1916

EUROPEANS — Establishment

Office Number Annual Salary (£) House or Quarters, and Allowances for Rent, Entertainment, Personal, or for any other purpose Absence from the Colony during 1917
Armourer Sergeant 1 210 Quarters. $60 Tangnage Allowance.
210 Quarters. $120 Language Allowance, $30 Good Conduct Allowance, and $144 Ration Allowance.
210 Quarters. $60 Language Allowance.
210 Quarters, $144 Ration Allowance, and $120 Language Allowance.
200 Quarters, $144 Ration Allowance, $60 Good Conduct Allowance, and $180 Language Allowance.
120 House Allowance.
Quarters, 1 at $240 Allowance as Drill Instructor, and 1 at $120 Allowance as Monitor to Police School.
1 at $72, and 4 at $48 each Telephone Allowance,
1 at $120 Allowance in charge of Hill District.
2 at $120 each and 10 at $60 each for supervision of Distilleries, etc., but $100 and 3 at $60 each Allowance as Supervisors of Revenue Collection.
Quarters. 10 at $48 each Telephone Allowance,
Sergeants 17 175 each (Total 2,975)
11 165 each (Total 1,815)
1 155
Lance-Sergeants 23 155 each (Total 3,835)
1 145
$240 for Identification of Criminals.
Constables 52
25 120 each (Total 6,240) Quarters. 2 at $36 each Telephone Allowance,
10 110 each (Total 2,750)
10 100 each (Total 800)

Date of First Appointment

  • 2nd November 1896
  • 21st April 1898
  • 25th January 1897
  • 31st October 1898
  • 8th April 1899

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POLICE—Continued

Inspectors, 2nd Class

Office Name Date of Appointment Authority Annual Salary
Inspector, 2nd Class John Grant 6th June 1914 No. 2427 of 1914
Inspector, 2nd Class Walter Kent 5th December 1914 No. 2427 of 1914
Inspector, 2nd Class Peter Angus 1st May 1915 No. 2593 of 1915
Inspector, 2nd Class Peter Brazil 1st December 1914 No. 2592 of 1916
Inspector, 2nd Class Edward Browne 23rd March 1916 No. 2592 of 1916

EUROPEANS — Establishment

Office Number Annual Salary (£) House or Quarters, and Allowances for Rent, Entertainment, Personal, or for any other purpose Absence from the Colony during 1917
Armourer Sergeant 1 210 Quarters. $60 Tangnage Allowance.
210 Quarters. $120 Language Allowance, $30 Good Conduct Allowance, and $144 Ration Allowance.
210 Quarters. $60 Language Allowance.
210 Quarters, $144 Ration Allowance, and $120 Language Allowance.
200 Quarters, $144 Ration Allowance, $60 Good Conduct Allowance, and $180 Language Allowance.
120 House Allowance.
Quarters, 1 at $240 Allowance as Drill Instructor, and 1 at $120 Allowance as Monitor to Police School.
1 at $72, and 4 at $48 each Telephone Allowance,
1 at $120 Allowance in charge of Hill District.
2 at $120 each and 10 at $60 each for supervision of Distilleries, etc., but $100 and 3 at $60 each Allowance as Supervisors of Revenue Collection.
Quarters. 10 at $48 each Telephone Allowance,
Sergeants 17 175 each (Total 2,975)
11 165 each (Total 1,815)
1 155
Lance-Sergeants 23 155 each (Total 3,835)
1 145
$240 for Identification of Criminals.
Constables 52
25 120 each (Total 6,240) Quarters. 2 at $36 each Telephone Allowance,
10 110 each (Total 2,750)
10 100 each (Total 800)

Date of First Appointment

  • 2nd November 1896
  • 21st April 1898
  • 25th January 1897
  • 31st October 1898
  • 8th April 1899

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OFFICE.

NAME.

Date of

Authority.

Annual Salary.

Appointment.

POLICE,—Continued,

Inspector, 2nd Class,

John Grant.

Du..

| Walter Kent,

6th June,

  1. 5th December,

1914.

No. 2427 of 1914.

Do.

Do.,

Peter Angus.

Do..

Peter Brazil.

Do.,

Edward Browne.

1st May, 1915. 1st December, 1914. 23rd Marel,

1916.

No. 2593 of 1915.

Do.

No, 2592 of 1916.

EUROPEANS,

Establishment.

Armourer Sergeant,

(1)

House or Quarters, and Allowances for Rent, Entertainment, Personal, or for any other purpose.

Absence from the Colony

during 1917.

£210 Quarters. $60 Tangnage Allow-

ince.

*

210' | Quarters. $120 Language Allow- ance, $30 Good Condnet Allow- ance, and $144 Ration Allow- juice.

*

210 Quarters. $60 Language Allow-

atice.

210 | Quarters, $144 Ration Allowance, and $120 Language Allowatice. * 200 Quarters, $144 Ration Allowance, i

$60 Good Conduct Allowance, and $180 Langnaga Allowance, *

1208270 Ilouse Allowance.

[ Quarters, 1 at$240 Allowance as Drill Instructor, and 1 at $120 Allowance as Monitor to Police School.

1 at $72, and 4 at $48 earl

Telephone Allowance,

↑ at $120 Allowance in charge

of Hill District.

2 at $120 each and 10 at $60 ench for supervision of Distilleries, etc., 9ut $100 and 3 at $60 each Allowance as Supervisors of Revenue Collection. * Quarters. 10 nt #48 ench Tele-

phone Allownure,

17 Sergeants,

Cat £175 encl.

Do.

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1,815

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23 Lauce-Sergeants,

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jat £145 each, 1

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Criminals. •

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at £140 each.

Do.

980

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25

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2,750

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800

Dute of First Appointment.

2nd November, 1896. 21st April, 1898.

25th January, 1897. 31st October,

  1. 8th April,

1899.

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OFFICE.

NAME.

Date of

Authority.

Annual Salary.

Appointment.

POLICE,—Continued,

Inspector, 2nd Class,

John Grant.

Du..

| Walter Kent,

6th June,

  1. 5th December,

1914.

No. 2427 of 1914.

Do.

Do.,

Peter Angus.

Do..

Peter Brazil.

Do.,

Edward Browne.

1st May, 1915. 1st December, 1914. 23rd Marel,

1916.

No. 2593 of 1915.

Do.

No, 2592 of 1916.

EUROPEANS,

Establishment.

Armourer Sergeant,

(1)

House or Quarters, and Allowances for Rent, Entertainment, Personal, or for any other purpose.

Absence from the Colony

during 1917.

£210 Quarters. $60 Tangnage Allow-

ince.

*

210' | Quarters. $120 Language Allow- ance, $30 Good Condnet Allow- ance, and $144 Ration Allow- juice.

*

210 Quarters. $60 Language Allow-

atice.

210 | Quarters, $144 Ration Allowance, and $120 Language Allowatice. * 200 Quarters, $144 Ration Allowance, i

$60 Good Conduct Allowance, and $180 Langnaga Allowance, *

1208270 Ilouse Allowance.

[ Quarters, 1 at$240 Allowance as Drill Instructor, and 1 at $120 Allowance as Monitor to Police School.

1 at $72, and 4 at $48 earl

Telephone Allowance,

↑ at $120 Allowance in charge

of Hill District.

2 at $120 each and 10 at $60 ench for supervision of Distilleries, etc., 9ut $100 and 3 at $60 each Allowance as Supervisors of Revenue Collection. * Quarters. 10 nt #48 ench Tele-

phone Allownure,

17 Sergeants,

Cat £175 encl.

Do.

2,975

11

Do.,

At £165 euch.

Dn.

1,815

1

A

++

1

Do..

23 Lauce-Sergeants,

at £155,

jat £145 each, 1

Do.

155

Do.

3,835

Dat $240 for Identification of

Criminals. •

***

ī

Do..

at £140 each.

Do.

980

52 Constables,

25

ni £120 each.

(2)

Do.

6,240

+

Do..

Du..

al £110 ench,

10.

2,750

Quarters. 2 at $36 ench Tele-

phone Allowance, ❤

at £100 anch. J

10.

800

Dute of First Appointment.

2nd November, 1896. 21st April, 1898.

25th January, 1897. 31st October,

  1. 8th April,

1899.

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