| Position | Number | Salary Details |
|---|---|---|
| Bath House Attendants | 8 | |
| Drivers | 5 | |
| Bargemen | 112 | |
| Cleansing Coolies | 145 | |
| Coolies (Post Office Building) | 4 | |
| Lau Fook | 3 at $144, 2 at $120, and 3 at $72 | |
| 1 at $192, 1 at $168 and 3 at $144 each | ||
| 1 at $216, and 111 at $144 each | ||
| 5 at $204 each, 2 at $192, 2 at $180, 4 at $168 each, and 132 at $156 each | ||
| 4 at $132 each | ||
| Scavenging Coolies | 818 | 790 at $120 each, 21 at $132 each, and 7 at $144 each |
Dates:
2nd April, 1925.
Do. (ditto)
300
Do.
1st July, 1919.
| Establishment | Quarters | Rent Allowance |
|---|---|---|
| 888 | at $24 each | |
| 792 | Quarters, and 5 at $24 each | |
| 16,200 | Quarters, and 112 at $24 each | |
| 23,232 | Quarters, and 115 at $24 each | |
| 10 | ||
| 328 | 1 at $24 Good Conduct Allowance and 4 at $24 each Rent Allowance | |
| 98,580 | Quarters, and 818 at $24 each Rent Allowance |
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| Position | Name | Date of Appointment | Reference | Salary | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Edwin Richard Hallifax | 29th November, 1912 | C.O.D. of 8.:1 1912 | £1,500 + $360 Conveyance Allowance | (1) Confidential |
| Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Roland Arthur Charles North | 16th December, 1925 | G. N. No. 724 of 1925 | 950 | (2) |
| Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Thomas William Ainsworth | 5th October, 1927 | C.S.O. No. 3010 of 1920 | 850 | (3) |
| Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs | Ronald Ruskin Todd | 20th June, 1927 | 400 | (4) | |
| Earnest Hillas Williams | 3rd May, 1926 | G. N. No. 249 of 1926 | 425 | (5) | |
| Sub-Inspector (Police Officer) | (6) Uniform | ||||
| Higher Class Translator | Lo Kam-chak | 1st January, 1925 | C.S.O. No. 3075 of 1920 | $4,400 | |
| 2nd Class Clerk | |||||
| 3rd Class Interpreter | Tsoi Kiu-ynog | 1st October, 1924 | C.S.O. No. 3001 of 1923 | 2,650 | |
| Luk Yam-ko | 15th September, 1923 | C.S.O. No. 3382 of 1923 | 2,000 | ||
| Leung Tun-sheung | 1st March, 1923 | No. 3001 of 1923 | 2,000 |
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Do.,
8 Bath House Attendants,
5 Drivers,
112 Bargemen,
145 Cleansing Coolies,
4 Coolies (Post Office Building)
Lau Fook.
3 ut $144, 2 at $120, and 3 at $72,
1 at $192, I at $168 and 3 at
$144 ench,
1 at $216, and 111 at $144 each,
5 at $204 ench, 2 nt $192, 2 at $180, 4 at $168 each, and 132 at $156 ench,
4 at $132 cach,
818 Scavenging Coolies,
790 at $120 onch. 21 at $132
cach, and 7 at $144 cach,
2nd April, 1925.
Do.
300
Do.
1st July, 1919.
Establishment.
888 Quarters. nt $24 each Rent
Allowance.
Do.
792
Quarters, and 5 at $24 ench
Rent Allowance.
Do.
16,200
Quarters, and 112 at $24 each Rent
Allowance.
Do.
A
23,232
Quarters, and 115 at $24 each
Rent Allowance.
A
.
Do.
10
Do.
328 Quarters, 1 at $24 Good Conduct Allowance and 4 at $24 euch Rent Allowance.
98,580 | Quarters, and 818 at $24 each
Rent Allowance.
*
SECRETARIAT FOR CHINESE AFFAIRS :-
Secretary for Chinese Affairs,
Edwin Richard Hallifax. (1) 29th November,
Confidential
£1,500 || $360 Conveyance Allowance.
Do.,
Chief Assistant to Secretary for Roland Arthur Charles North.
Chinese Affairs,
(2) Thomas William Ainsworth, (3)
Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Ronald Ruskin Todd,
Affairs,
(4)
1927.
C.O.D. of 8.:1 1912.
G. N. No. 724 of 1925.
950
C.S.O. No, 3010of 1920.
850
Do.
400
Do..
Earnest Hillas Williams.
(5)
3rd May, 1926.
G. N. No. 249 of 1926.
425
Sub-Inspector,
(6)
Higher Class Translator,
Lo Kam-chak.
1st January,
C.S.O. 8 in 3075 of
$4,400
1925.
1920.
2nd Class Clerk,
3rd Class Interpreter,
Do..
Tsoi Kiu-ynog.
1st October,
C.S.O. No. 3001 of 1923.|
2,650
1924.
Luk Yam-ko.
15th September, C.S.O. No, 3382 of 1923.
2,000
Leung Tun-sheung.
No. 3001 of 1923.
2,000
19th November, 1897. 16th November,
2 days.
33 days.
3 days.
1st November, 1911.
24 days.
1st January,
2 days.
1 day.
1909.
10th July, 1903.
(1) Hou, Mr. E. R. Hallifax acted as Culonial Secretary from
5th October.
(2) Hon. Mr. B. A. C. North acted as Secretary for Chinese
Affairs and drew acting allowance of £50 per annum from 5th October.
REMARKS.
(3) Mr. T. W. Ainsworth acted as an Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 19th February to 4th October and as Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs and drew acting allowance of £50 p. a, from ñth October.
(4) Mr. T. Megarry went on leave on 28th May.
(5) Mr. E. H. Williams went on leave on 4th April and
resumed duties on 7th May.
(6) Police Officer.
• Uniform.
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