18th March. 1900,
1st January, 1900.
18th January,
1902. 3rd May, 1903.
1st January,
1903. 9th December,
1901.
1st June, 1903.
1st March, 1904. 2nd June, 1902.
1st January, 1907. 1st January, 1908. 1st February, 1909. 20th March, 1909. 5th April, 1911. 20th July, 1909. 5th April, 1911.
Sigismunda Victor dos Remedios. 1st Soptaber,
José Maria dos Passos.
José Sabino Gill.
1901. 1st January, 1905.
No. 5347 of 1901,
1,200
Do.
1,200
1st June,
Do.
1,200
1906.
(8)
(8) (10)
Quarters, (8) (10) $300 Personal Allowance.
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Bisban Dus5.
1st January, 1907.
Do.
1,200 | 8257.50 Censorship Allowance.
Fung Yan-kwong.
(11)
1st March, 1907.
No. 416 of 1907.
1,200
(8)
Lau Hiu.
7th March
Do.
1,200
(8) (10)
1907.
James Maxwell.
1st May,
Do.
1,200
(8) (10)
1907.
Jeronymo Santos,
1st December,
Do.
1,200
(8) (10)
****
1907.
3rd Grade Postal Clerks,
Cheung Lai-kain.
Januario Augustiuho d'Almeida,
Manuel João Duarte Alves. (12)
Ip Kun-king.
1st June, 1908.
No. 51 of 1908.
1,200
(8)
So Kwan-che.
1st January, 1910. 1st July, 1917. 10th July, 1917. 7th January,
1918.
No. 242 of 1910.
1,200
No. 2674 of 1917.
1.080
(8)
Do.
1,080
7 in No. 191 of 1912.
1,080
! Lam Ho-chi.
(13)
14 March,
No. 86 of 1919.
1919.
960 $60 Allowance as Teacher of
Postinen.
To Dep-bing.
Lau Kam-yung
1st June,
Do.
1919.
5th September, | 22 in No. 86 of 1919,
960
960
(8)
(N)
7 days.
Do.
(8) (4) (4)
(10) (4)
1919.
(1; Mr. M. J. Breen actel na Postmaster General atul drew an
allowanço of 250 from 6th May to 31st December.
(2) Mr. M. J. Breen neteil as Assistant Postmaster General from
11th February to 3th May.
(3) Mesars, Dixon, Castilho, Alves, Osborne and Barros per- furmed the duties of the Accountant in addition to their own from 1st January to 6th April and drew $118.75 ench as overtime allowance.
(4) Ailowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Anil from Europe and of a Canadian or United States Mail on Sunday or holiday, on the following Beale:-Salary $1,200 and upwards $3 per mail: $600 mad under $1 200 $2 per mail; $480 and under $600, S1 per mail to Offlers who juiled the Department after 31st May, 1909.
REMARKS.
(5) Messrs Hynes and Reza performed the duties of Superin. tendent of the Pegistration und Pargets Binŋch in addition to their own from 1st January to 30th Scötember and drew allowances of $120 and $60 per mensem respectively.
(6) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of an English or French Mail from European and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday or holiday at 83 per Mail
(7) Reverted to Police Department on 1st August, (8) Allowance for extra work on the arrival of un English or French Mail from Kurope, and of a Canadian or United States Mail on a Sunday or holiday, on the following scale:-Salary $1,200 and upwards, 23 per mail; $600 and under $1,200. $2 per mail; $180 and under $600, $1 per
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mail: under $480, $0.25 per mail. The allowance is doubled in the case of an English or French Mail arriving † l'oiform. on a Sunday or holiday.
(9) Tromoted to Superintendent Registration anal Pureels
Branch.
(10) Allowances for attendance on a Sunday or holiday are granted to officers attending at the lieneral Office at the rutes of $3, $2 and $1 per diem according to s niority; nt Sheung Wan branch at the rate of $2, $1 and 50 cents, and at all other Branch Offices $1 per diem. (11) Fetired on Pension on 31st July.
(12) Transferred to Kowloon-Canton Railway on 1st April, (18) Transferred to British Post Office Agency, Shanghai, ou
15th October,
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