| Date of Appointment | Name | Position / Salary / Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| 28th November 1914 | K. W. | Acting Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs |
| 16th October 1919 | B. A. C. North | Acting Second Assistant Colonial Secretary, $700 |
| 30th October 1919 | W. J. Carrie | Acting Assistant Colonial Treasurer, $700 and Assistant Assessor of Rates |
| 18th July 1920 | T. W. Ainsworth | On leave |
| 2nd July 1920 | R. A. D. Forrest | $500 |
| 31st December 1921 | J. A. Fraser | 7 months and 1 day |
| 14th January 1922 | E. I. Wynne-Jones | $450 |
| 16th November 1922 | J. H. B. Nihill | 1 month and 17 days |
| 16th November 1922 | G. S. Kennedy-Skipton | $450 |
| 7th December 1923 | H. R. Batters | $500 |
| 21st December 1923 | T. Megurry | $400 |
| 21st December 1923 | (Do.) | On leave |
| 21st December 1923 | (Do.) | Acting District Officer (North) |
| 21st December 1923 | (Do.) | Acting Deputy Registrar Supreme Court |
| 21st December 1923 | A. W. G. Grantham | Acting Assistant Head of Sanitary Department and Secretary to the Sanitary Board |
| 21st December 1923 | Unpassed Cadet | Acting Second Assistant Secretary for Chinese Affairs |
| 21st December 1923 | J. S. McLaren | Acting Third Assistant Secretary for Chinese Affairs |
| 21st December 1923 | (Do.) | On leave |
| 21st December 1923 | E. H. Williams | Unpassed Cadet |
| Office | Name | Date of Appointment | Authority | Salary | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Edwin Richard Hallifax | 29th November 1912 | C.O.D. of 8.11.1912 | £1,500 | Confidential; $360 Conveyance Allowance |
| Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Alan Eustace Wood | 7th December 1921 | G.N. No. 526 of 1921 | $1,050 | 1 month and 27 days |
| 2nd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Ronald Arthur Charles North (3)(4) | 12th May 1923 | G.N. No. 236 of 1923 | $800 | 9 days |
| 2nd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Henry Robert Butters (5) | 22nd March 1924 | G.N. No. 157 of 1924 | $400 | |
| 3rd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | John Sutherland McLaren (6) | 11th February 1924 | G.N. No. 90 of 1924 | $400 | |
| Sub-Inspector, Class Translator | Lo Kam-chik (7) | 1st January 1921 | C.S.O. Circular No. 12 of 1921 | $3,600 | 4 days |
REMARKS
(1) Hon. Mr. E. B. Hallifax was on duty as Commissioner of Hongkong Section of the British Empire Exhibition from 8th January to 26th December.
(9) Mr. A. E. Wood acted as Secretary for Chinese Affairs and drew acting allowance of £50 per annum from 8th January to 25th December.
(8) Mr. R. A. C. North acted as Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 8th January to 25th December.
(4) Mr. J. H. B. Nihill acted as 2nd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs up to 21st March.
(6) Mr. H. R. Butters acted as 2nd Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 22nd March.
(6) Mr. J. S. McLaren acted as Third Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 11th February to 3rd September.
(7) Police Officer.
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G. S. Kennedy-Skipton
H. R. Batters.
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Assistant
Colonial
700
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700)
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500
7 months and I day.
450
1 month and 17 days.
450
500
400
On leave.
Acting District Officer, (Noid).
| Acting Deputy Registrar Supreme
Court.
Acting Assistant Head of Sanitary Department and Secretigy to the Sanitary Board.
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for Chinese Affairs.
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for Chinese Affairs.
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SECRETARIAT FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS:
Seerotary for Chinese
Affairs,
Edwin Richard Hailifax,
Chief Assistant to Secre- Alan Eustace Wood,
tary for Chinese Aflairs,
2nd Assistant to Sorretury
Rolnud Arthur Charlie North
for Chinese Affairs,
(3)(4)
Do.,
Henry Robert Butters,
(5)
29th November, 1912.
7th December, 1921.
12th May, 1923,
22nd March, 1924,
Confidential
£1,500
C.O.D. of 8.11.1912. G. N. No. 526 of 1921.
$360 Conveyancs
Allowance.
1,050
1 month und
27 days.
G.N. No. 236 of 1923.
G. N. No. 157 of 1924.
800
9 days.
400
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3rd Assistant to Secretary | John Sutherland McLaren (6)
for Chinese Allairs,
11th February, 1924.
G. N. No. 90 of 1924.
400
!
Sub-Inspector,
Class Translator,
Lo Kam-clk.
(7)
1st January, 1921.
REMARKS,
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C.S.O. Circular No. 12 of 1921.
$3,600
4 days.
(1) Hon. Mr. E. B. Hallifax was on duty as Commissioner of
Hongkong Section of the British Empire Exhibition from 8th January to 26th December,
(9) Mr. A. K. Wood acted as Secretary for Chiurse Affairs and drow acting allowance of £50 per annum from Sib January to 25th December,
(8) Mr. R. A. C. North acted as Chiel Assistant to Secretary
for Chinese Affairs from 8th January to 25 h December.
(4) Mr. J. H. B. Nihill acted as 2nd Assistant to Secretary
for Chinese Affairs up to 21st March.
(6) Mr. H. R. Butters acted as 2nd Assistanļ to Secretary for
Chinese Affuis from 22nd March.
(6) Mr. J. S, McLaren acted as Third Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 11th February to 3rd September. (7) Police Officer.
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1897.
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1907.
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1912.
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1911.
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