| Position | Number | Rate | Allowances |
|---|---|---|---|
| Messengers | at $168 | ||
| Survey Coolies | 16 | at $182 each | |
| Cleaner | at $132 | ||
| at $132 each | Rent Allowance and $86 Good Conduct Allowance | ||
| $48 each Rent Allowance (264) | |||
| $48 each Rent Allowance (2,112), 4 at $12 each Personal Allowance, 4 at $36 each, 1 at $31, and 2 at $19 each Good Conduct Allowance | |||
| $48 Rent Allowance and Good Conduct Allowance (132) |
| Office | Name | Date of Appointment | Reference | Salary | Allowances / Quarters | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Postmaster General | Stewart Buckle Carne Ross | 1st February 1917 | No. 2049 of 1916 | £1,200 | $1,000 Imperial Allowance, $720 Rent Allowance | (3)(4) |
| Accountant | Amaro John Reed | 1st March 1899 | C.O.D. No. 95 of 1890 | $600 | $540 Rent Allowance | |
| Superintendent, Money Order Office | Henry Dixon | 1st May 1890 | No. 2905 of 1890 | $600 | $1,080 Rent Allowance | |
| Superintendent of Mails | Thomas Hynes | 6th May 1914 | No. 2492 of 1914 | $320 | Quarters, $270 Language Allowance (Chinese) | (5) |
| Superintendent, Registration and Parcels Branch | Charles John Poole | 1st October 1920 | C.S.O. No. 2675 of 1916 | $360 | (5) | |
| Deputy Superintendent, Money Order Office | John Joseph O'Shaughnessy | 12th October 1899 | No. 2675 of 1917 | $240 | ||
| Supervisor, 1st Grade Inspector of Postmen | Frederick Herbert Holdman | 1st June 1889 | C.S.O. No. 2824 of 1922 | $230 | Quarters | (5) |
| 1st Grade Postal Clerk | Tito Maria Perpetuo | 1st February 1922 | C.S.O. No. 2499 of 1914 | $3,000 | Uniforms | (5) |
| 1st Grade Postal Clerk | Philippe du Roza | 1st August 1923 | C.S.O. No. 3001 of 1923 | $3,000 | (5) | |
| 1st Grade Postal Clerk | Philippe da Roza | 1st December 1923 | C.S.O. Circular No. 12 of 1921 | $2,800 | $100 Personal Allowance | (5) |
| 2nd Class Postal Clerks | Apolonio Francisco Castilho | 1st January 1921 | $2,800 | $100 Personal Allowance, Boots and Raincoats | (5) | |
| José Maria Britto | 1st June 1899 | $2,800 | $100 Personal Allowance, Boots and Raincoats | (5) | ||
| Feroz Ali | 1st October 1900 | $2,400 | $100 Personal Allowance | (5) | ||
| 3rd Class Postal Clerks | Eduardo Alberto Ribeiro | 1st June 1916 | C.S.O. No. 3001 of 1923 | $2,500 | (5) | |
| Tito Maria Perpétuo | 14th August 1918 | C.S.O. Circular No. 12 of 1921 | $1,200 | (5) | ||
| 1st August 1898 | $1,200 | (5) | ||||
| 1st August 1898 | 2 months and 16 days |
(1) Rediguel'on 16th August.
(2) Sunday and Holiday work allowances are granted at the following rates:—to Grade III and IV Telegraphists at $3 per diem; to Grade V Telegraphists at $2 per diem; to Messengers at 25 cents per diem.
(3) Died on 15th October. Mr. B. E. Landsell acted as Postmaster General from 27th June and drew acting pay at rate of £50 per annum from that date to 24th November, plus Imperial Allowance at rate of $1,000 per annum from 27th June to 31st December.
(4) [Remark 4 appears to be missing in OCR]
(5) Sunday and Holiday Work Allowances are granted at the following rates:—Superintendent of Mails at $15 per diem (under 4 hours work at $7.50). Superintendent, Registration and Parcel Branch and Supervisor at $5 per diem (under 4 hours work at $3), Inspector of Postmen and Clerks in Classes I, II and III and Grades I, II, III, and IV at $3 per diem; Clerks in Grade V at $2 per diem; and Clerk in Grade VI at $1 per diem; half the foregoing rates for 2 hours work and under.
(6) Mr. F. H. Holdman drew Overtime Allowance during the absence on leave of Mr. Poole at rate of $20 per mensem from 21st March to 30th June, thereafter at rate of $10 per mensem; Mr. P. Roza at rate of $40 per mensem from 21st March; Mr. J. M. Britto at the rates of $20 per mensem from 21st March to 30th June.
(7) Promoted to 1st Grade on 1st December.
(8) Promoted to 1st Grade Inspector of Postmen on 1st August 191[?].
Since atteDVANT,
| Messengers,
16 Survey Coolies,
Cleaner,
POST OFFICE :-
at $168.
at $182 encl.
ut $132 each.
at $132.
Do.
Do.
Do.
-
Do.
168848 Rent Allowance and $86
Good Conduct Allowance.
264 $48 ench Ront Allowance.
2,112 $48 each Rent Allowance, 4 at $12 each Personal Allowance, 4 at $36 cach,
1 at $31, and 2 at $19 cach Good Conduct Allowance. 132 $48 Rent Allowance and
Good Conduct Allowance.
$13
Postmaster General,
Accountant,
Stewart Buckle Carne Ross.
(3)(4)
Amaro John Reed.
Superintendent, Money Order Office, Henry Dixon.
Superintendent of Mails,
1st February, 1917. 1st March, 1899. 1st May, 1890.
No. 2049 of 1916.
C.O.D. No.95 of 1890.
£1.200 $1,000 Imperial Allowance, and
$720 Rent Allowance. 600 $540 Rent Allowance,
3 months aud 19 days
No. 2905 of 1890.
600 | $1,080 Rent Allowance.
·
Thomas Hynes.
6th May,
1914.
No. 2492 of 1914
320 Quarters. $270 Language Allow-
ance (Chinese).
(5)
Superintendent, Registration and
Parcels Branch,
Charles Johu Poole.
(6)
1st October,
C.S O. No. 2675 of 1916.
360
(5)
1920.
Deputy Superintendent, Money
Order Office,
John Josepli Oshorue.
1st October,
No. 2675 of 1917.
240
12th October, 1899. 1st June, 1889.
1st May,
1904.
6th July, 1905.
5th May,
1917.
1905,
Supervisor,
1st Grade Inspector of Postmeo,
Frederick Herbert Holdman.
1st February, C.S.O. No. 2824 of 1922.
230 Quarters.
(5)
Tito Maria Perpetuo.
1st Grade Postal Clerk, ·
Philippe du Roza.
Philippe da Roza.
(7)
1st February, 1922.
C.S.O. No. 2499 of 1914 | $3,000 | Uniforms,
(5)
C.S.O. No 3001 of 1923.
3,000
(5)
C.S.O. Circular No. 12
2,800 $100 Personal Allowance.
(5)
1921.
of 1921.
Tito Maria Perpétuo,
(8)
Do.
Do.
2nd Class Postal Clerks,
2,800 | 8100 Personal Allowance. Boots,
and Raincoats.
(5)
Apolonio Francisco Castilho.
José Maria Britto.
Do.
Do.
2,400 | 8100 Personal Allowance,
A
Feroz Ali.
3rd Class Postal Clerks,
Eduardo Alberto Ribeiro,
1st August, 1923. 1st January, 1921.
Do.
C.S.O. No. 3001 of 1923,
2,500
Do.
(5)
C.S.O. Circular No. 12 of 1921. Do.
1,200
1,200
2 months and 16 days
1st August, 1898.
1st August, 1898.
1st August, 1898. Do.
1st June, 1899.
1st October, 1900.
1st June,
1916.
14th August,
1918.
(1)' Rediguel'on 16th August.
(2) Sunday and Holiday work allowances are granted at the following rates:—to Gravle 111 and IV Telegmphi-ts a) 83 per diem; to Grude V Telegraphiste at $2 per diem ; zo Messengers at 25 cents per diem.
(3) Died on 15th October.
Mr. B. E. Landsell acted as Postmaster General from 27th June and drew acting pay at rate of £50 per annum from that date to 24th November, plus Imperial Altowance at
REMARKS.
rute of $1,000 per annum from 27th June to 31st December. (5) Sunday and Holiday Work Allowances are granted at the following rates :—Superinten tent of Mails at $15 per diem (umler Fhours work at $7.50). Superintende↑ Registra- tion and Parcel Branch and Supervisor at $5 per diem (under 4 hours work at $3), Inspector of Postmen and Clerks in Classes I, II and III and Grades I, II, III, and IV at $8 per diem; Clerks in irade V at $2 per diem; and Clerk in Grade VI at $1 per diem; half the foregoing rates for 2 hours
work and under.
(6) Mr. F. 11. Holdman drew Overtime Allowance during the bsence on leave of Mr. l'oole at rate of $20 per mensem from 21st March to 30th June, thereafter at rate of $10 per mensem: Mr. P. Roga at rate of $40 per mensem from 21st March; Mr. J. M. Britto at the rates of $20 per mensem from 21st March to 30th June.
(7) Promoted to 1st Grade on 1st December. (8) Promoted to 1st Grade Inspector of Postmen on 1st August,
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