| Date | Reference | Salary ($) |
|---|---|---|
| 1st February 1914 | No. 4 in 86 of 1914 | 900 |
| 21st May 1914 | (Ditto) | 900 |
| 1st April 1917 | No. 979 of 1917 | 810 |
| 1st November 1914 | No. 2405 of 1914 | 660 |
| 22nd April 1915 | No. 14 in 86 of 1915 | 660 |
| 1st September 1919 | No. 3 in 86 of 1919 | 480 |
| Total Establishment | 3,960 |
Police
$1,620; $120 to 1 Allowance as Chinese Teacher in Police School.
3 at $72, 16 at $18 each, and 1 at $36 Telephone Allowance.
3 at $96 each, 6 at $60 each and 1 at $36 for Harbour Office work at out-stations.
1 at $60 as Assistant to District Registrar at Yaumati.
3 at $36 each for collection of fees for painting numbers on Junks.
2 at $60 each for assisting in collection of liquor duties.
Quarters. $360 as Assistant Supt., Fire Brigade, $285 Conveyance Allowance, and $90 Good Conduct Allowance.
Quarters. $90 Good Conduct Allowance, $285 Conveyance Allowance, and $96 Detective Allowance.
Quarters. $60 Language Allowance, $144 Ration Allowance, and $30 Good Conduct Allowance.
| Date of First Appointment | Name | Rank | Date of Confirmation | Reference | Salary | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27th October 1890 | ||||||
| 25th July 1895 | ||||||
| 17th June 1896 | ||||||
| 11th November 1905 | ||||||
| 6th August 1907 | ||||||
| 27th April 1906 | ||||||
| 7th May 1911 | ||||||
| 22nd April 1915 | ||||||
| 20th August 1917 | ||||||
| James Kerr | Chief Inspector | 1st December 1915 | No. 2593 of 1915 | 2,016 | ||
| William Murison | Chief Detective Inspector | 23rd May 1914 | No. 2427 of 1914 | £360 | ||
| Patrick O'Sullivan | Inspector, 1st Class | 23rd May 1914 | (Ditto) | 260 |
Additional Notes
33 5th Grade Sergeant Interpreters, at $180 to $600 each. (I.D.)
Total: 20,370
(J 61)
(1) Transferred from Official Receiver's Office on 25th May in place of 3rd Grade Interpreter.
(2) Resigned on 31st August.
(3) Mr. K. D. C. Wolfe acted Captain Superintendent from 11th December 1918.
(4) Inspector N. Lamont was in charge of the Police, New Territories, at Tai Po, and drew extra pay at $70 per month and Conveyance Allowance of $30 per month in addition to salary as First Class Inspector during Mr. Burlingham's temporary transfer to the Indian Government, till 24th September. Inspector P. F. Boulger was in charge of the Police, New Territories at Tai Po, and drew extra pay at $70 per month and Conveyance Allowance of $30 per month in addition to salary as First Class Inspector from 1st October.
(5) Mr. O. G. Perdine returned to the Colony on 17th May and acted as Assistant Superintendent of Police and drew duty pay of Officer in Class III. Acted as Deputy Superintendent in addition to his other duties from 11th September to 23rd October and drew duty pay of Officer in Class II.
† Deputy Superintendent, Fire Brigade
§ Deputy Harbour Master and Assistant Superintendent, Fire Brigade
Clerk, Fire Brigade, Assistant Superintendent, Fire Brigade
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1st February,
No. 4 in 86 of 1914.
900
Do.
900
No. 979 of 1917.
810
******
No. 2405 of 1914.
660
No. 14 in 86 of 1915.
660
1915.
1st September, 1919.
No. 3 in 86 of 1919.
480
T
Establishment.
3,960
Do.
N
11th Kovember, 1905.
6th August, 1907.
27th April,
1917.
......
Police
1,620 $120 to 1 Allowance as Chinese
Teacher in Police School.
3 nt $72, 16 at $ 18 each, and 1 at $36 Telephone Allowance, 3 at $96 each, 6 at $60 each and 1 at #36 for Harbour Office work at out-stations, 1nt $60 as Assistant to District Registrar at Yaumati, 3 at $36 each for collection of fees for painting numbers on Junks, and 2 at $60 each for assisting in collection of liquor duties. Quarters. $360 as Assistant Supt., Fire Brigade, $285 Convey- ance Allowance, und $90 Good Conduct Allowance.
་ ག ༎ Quarters. $90 Good Comluct Al- lowance, $285 Conveyance Al- lowance, and $96 Detective Al- lowance. Quarters. $60 Language Allow- unce, $144 Ration Allowance, and $30 Good Conduct Allowance. ||
ALO A
27th October, 1890.
25th July, 1895.
11
7 months and 27 days.
17th June, 1896.
I
33 5th Grade Sergeant Interpreters, at $180 to $600 each.
(I.D.),
Do.
20,370
LI
Chief Inspector.
James Kerr.
1st December, 1915.
No. 2593 of 1915.
2,016
Chief Detective Inspector,
| William Murison.
23rd May, 1914.
No. 2427 of 1914.
£360
Inspector, 1st Class,
Patrick O'Sullivan,
23rd May, 1914.
Do.
260
REMARKS,
(J 61)
(1) Tenusferred from Official Receivor's Office on 25th May in
place of 3rd Grade Interpreter,
(2) Resigned on 31st August.
(3) Mr. K. D. C. Wolfa acted Captain Superintendent from
11th December, 1918.
(4) Inspector N. Lamont was in charge of the Police, Now Territorios, at Tai Po, and drew extra pay at $70 per month and Conveyance allowance of $30 per month in
addition to salary as First Class Inspector during Mr. Burlingham's temporary transfer to the ludian Govern. ment, till 24th September. Inspector P. F. Boulger was in charge of the Police, New Territories ant Tai Po, and drew extra pay at 370 per month and Conveyance Allow- a.ce of $30 per month in addition to salary as First Class Inspector from 1st October.
(5) Mr. 0. G. Perdine returned to the Colony on 17th May. and acted as Assistant Superintendent of Police and drew duty pay of Officer in Class 111. Acted as Deputy Superin- tendent in addition to his other duties from 11th Septem- ber to 23rd October und drew duty pay of Officer in Class IL
Fire Brigale.
§ desfetnut Harbour Master
and Assistant Superiu te klent. Fire Brigade.
Clark, Fire Brigade, Assistant Superintendent, Fire Brigade.
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