| Position | Name | Date of Appointment | Reference No. | Salary | Allowances | Date of Birth | Length of Service | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st Grade Clerk | Sikandar Khan | 1st February 1914 | Confidential | $2,160 | $36 Extra Work Allowance | 6th July 1898 | 6 months 27 days | (5) |
| 1st Grade Clerk | Frederick Percival Lenfestey | 23rd June 1908 | No. 4278 of 1908 | £225 | — | 7th September 1901 | 6 months 27 days | (5) |
| 2nd Grade Clerk | Fan Tsung-bing | 19th March 1917 | No. 978 of 1917 | $1,660 | — | 1st January 1898 | — | — |
| 3rd Grade Clerk | Chan Fo-po | 27th April 1910 | No. 855 of 1914 | $1,200 | $36 Extra Work Allowance, $156 Sunday Work Allowance | 18th April 1904 | — | — |
| 5th Grade Writer | Lo Iu-nin | 1st April 1917 | No. 978 of 1917 | $1,080 | $54 Extra Work Allowance | 18th March 1908 | — | — |
| 5th Grade Telephone Clerk | Mo U | 1st April 1918 | No. 979 of 1917 | $840 | — | 19th November 1903 | — | — |
| 1st Boarding Officer | Ho Man-kau | 1st January 1917 | No. 796 of 1918 | $780 | — | 10th September 1906 | — | — |
| 4th Grade Interpreter | Wong Chen-lam | 28th May 1915 | No. 5895 of 1910 | $840 | $24 Extra Work Allowance | 1st December 1911 | — | — |
| 4th Grade Clerk | Joseph Dong Watt | 1st April 1918 | No. 855 of 1914 | $660 | $6 Extra Work Allowance | 1st March 1911 | — | — |
| 4th Grade Shroff | Yung Kwai-sang | 11th June 1918 | No. 976 of 1918 | $540 | — | 1st October 1912 | — | — |
| 5th Grade Clerk | Chiu San-wai | 1st April 1918 | No. 13 in 140 of 1913 | $660 | $48 Extra Work Allowance | 1st April 1918 | — | (9) |
| 5th Grade Clerk and Shroff | Lo Tsung-ko | 23rd October 1916 | No. 4769 of 1911 | $660 | — | 11th June 1918 | — | — |
| 5th Grade Clerk | Tang Shing-cheung | 22nd March 1917 | No. 1272 of 1908 | $660 | — | 23rd October 1916 | — | — |
| 5th Grade Clerk | Su Shin-ki | 16th June 1919 | No. 976 of 1918 | $540 | — | 6th March 1912 | — | — |
| 5th Grade Clerk | Lan Shu-tung | 1st April 1918 | No. 976 of 1918 | $540 | — | 17th April 1915 | — | — |
| 5th Grade Clerk | Pun Shing-fat | 1st January 1919 | No. 20 in 86 of 1914 | $480 | — | 1st January 1919 | — | (10) |
| 2nd Boarding Officer | Albert Onles | — | — | $480 | — | 22nd August 1918 | — | — |
| 1st Boarding Officer | Aitken Welsh Daily | 16th August 1916 | No. 980 of 1916 | £330 | Quarters, $720 House Allowance | 5th May 1913 | 1 month 16 days | (11)(12) |
| Assistant Harbour Master | Charles James Thomson | 1st December 1916 | — | £280 | Examination of Candidates Fees §, $170 as Uniform | 1st August 1915 | 6 months 27 days | — |
† Commander, R.N., Ret. Retired pay £160 per annum.
§ Uniform.
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Put Grade Clerk,
Clerk,
Sinlar Khan.
Frederick Percival Lenfestey. (5)
1st February,.
Confidential.
#2,160 | $36 Extra Work Allowance.
2nd Grade Clerk,
Fan Tsung-bing.
3rd Grade Clork,
Chan Fo-po.
(6)
No. 4278 of 1908.
£225
No. 978 of 1917.
$1,660
Do.
Do.
No. 855 of 1914.
1,200 $36 Extra Work Allowance and $156 Sunday Work Allowance.
Lo Iu-nin.
Do..
5th Grade Writer,
Do..
5th Grade Telephone Clerk,
Do.,
1st Boarding Officer,
Do.,
Do..
4th Grade Interpreter,
4th Grade Clerk,
4th Grade Shroð,
5th Grado Clerk,
Do..
5th Grade Clerk and Shroff,
Mo U.
Ho Man-kau.
Wong Chenk-lam.
Joseph Dong Watt,
Yung Kwai-sang.
Chiu San-wni.
1st April, 1917. 1st April, 1918. 1st January, 1917. 28th May, 1915. 1st April,
Lo Tsung-ko.
Tang Shing-cheung.
(7)
22nd March, 1917. 16th June, 1919.
No. 978 of 1917.
1,080 | 854 Extra Work Allowance,
Confidential.
No. 979 of 1917.
840
No. 796 of 1918.
780
No. 5895 of 1910.
840 $24 Extra Work Allowance,
No. 855 of 1914.
6606 Extra Work Allowance.
(9)
No. 976 of 1918.
540
A
Suu Shin-ki,
No. 13 in 140 of 1913.
660 $48 Extra Work Allowance,
23rd October,
1916.
No. 4769 of 1911.
660
Do.
1st October, 1912.
No. 1272 of 1908.
660
Do.
Lan Shu-tung
1st April, 1918.
No. 976 of 1918.
540
Do.
Pun Shing-fat.
(9)
1st Jaunary,
No. 20 in 86 of 1914.
480
Albert Onles.
(10)
Do.
480
2nd Boarding Officer,
Aitken Welsh Daily. (11) (12)
Charles James Thomson.
16th August, 1916. 1st December, 1916.
No. 980 of 1916.
£330
Quarters.
Do.
280
$720 House Allowance.
Examination of Candidates Fres.§
$170 as
960 36 Extra Work Allowance and $156 Sunday Work Allowance.
6 months and 27 days.
6th July, 1898. 7th September, 1901.
1st January, 1898. 18th April, 1904.
18th March,
1903.
10th September, 1906. 1st December, 1911. 1st March, 1911. 1st October, 1912. 1st April, 1918. 11th June, 1918.
23rd October,
22nd August, 1918. 5th May, 1913.
1st August, 1915.
1 mouth and
6 months and
16 days.
27 days.
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REMARKS.
(1) Returned to the Colony and resumed duty on 15th May.
Comander C.-W. Beckwith, R.N., acted us and draw balf Anitial salary of Harbour Master, and bult initial salary plus all increments and half duty pay as Assistant Harbour Master from 1st January to 14th May.
(3) Resumed duty as Assistant Harbour Master on 15th May, (4) Acting Superintendent Imports and Exports Office from
1st June.
(5) Returned to the Colony and resumed duty on 28th July. (6) Transferred to Treasury on 16th June,
(7) Transferred from Public Works Department on 16th June. (8) Fee for passing each shipment of Emigrants: $1 up to 900, $1.50 up to 600, $2 up to 1,000, and $2.50 over 1,000. (9) New appointment in place of 6th Grade,
(10) Fromoted to 5th Grade on 1st January, (11) Returned to the Colony and resumed duty on 28th July. (12) Mr. M. McIver acted as and drew the salary of the 1st Boarding Officer from 1st January to 27th July (£320 in December). He had free quarters and did not therefore draw the House Allowance of 8040 or the Boat-painting Allowance of $180 attached to the post.
† Commander, B.N., Ret. Retired pay £160 per
andum.
§ Uniform.
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