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Female Assistant Insportor of

Mui-tent,

Class III Writer and Censor, Press Censor,

Wei Mo-fong.

Clinu Suk-chan. Choung Shin-cho. Loung Yu-sin. Mui Chi-wo.

2nd Oct., 1931.

8th Oct., 1931.

1st June, 1932. 1st Jan., 1932. 1st June, 1932.

1st Jan, 1930,

1 in 2709 of 1931. $1,800 | (19)

5022 of 1931. 32 in 1801 of 1925.

1,800 | (19) 2,400 1,140 1,200

1,080

ELITL

2 Office Attendants,

2

2 Messengers,

3 Coulics,

2 Press Censorship Coolies,

Indian Constable, 1st Class,

TREASURY :-

Lau Shuk-chong- Lam Tin-wing.

at $276 cachi.

1 at $216 and another at $192. nt $204 enchi.

1 at $180 und 2 at $168 each. 1 at $216 and I at $120,

Colonial Treasurer audi Cominis-

sioner of Estate Duties, Financial Secretury and Colonin! | Sydnoy Caine.

Treasurer and Commissioner of Estate Duties,

(14)

Establishment. Do. Do.

552

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All ma

409 (25) to 1, and (26) to the other. 516 | (24) (26)

£1,800 (27)

1,700 | (24)

Edwin Taylor,

(15) | 28th June, 1931.

(16) 16th July, 1937.

G. N. 593 of 1931.

G. N. 457 of 1937.

Senior Assistant Colonial Tren- surer, and Assistant Collector of Stamp Duties, ·

William James Currie,

(17) | 15th Dec., 1936.

G. N. 987 of 1936.

1,550 (27)

Do..

Georgo Stacy

Skipton

Kennedy- 23rd Aug., 1937.

(18)

G. N. 97 of 1937,

1,250

1931.

8th Oct,, 1931. 29th Sept., 1931. 20th Dec., 1930,

1st June, 1932. 16th Feb., 1926, 27th Feb., 1926.

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239 days.

31st May, 1930,

12th June, 1937.

28th Nov., 1914.

32 days.

31st Dec., 1921.

(1) Delegated to the Conference on Traffic in Women in the Far East held at Bundoeng, Java, from 23rd January to 28th February, and acted as Colonial Setary from 16th April to 28th October,

(2) Mr. R. A. D. Forest neted as Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 16th April to 9th September, and Mr. E. H. Williams from 19th September to 28:h Otoler.

(3). Acted as Secretory for Chinese Affairs from 23rd Jammary to 28th February and transferred to Volonial Secretary's Office on 16th April,

(4) Mr. J. 8. MacLaren neted as Chief Assistant to

Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 15th to 28th notuber.

(5) Ateď ux District Officer, South, from 23rd to 30th

November in addition.

(6) Arred ИВ -- Assistant to Secretary for Chineso Affairs &. 115th April and as Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chinese Affairs from 16th April and transferied to Central Magistracy on 23rd August.

REMARKS.

(7) Acted as Chief Assistant to Secretary for Chineso

Affairs from 23rd August to 14th October.

(8) Invalided on 30th January.

(0) Transferred from Police Department on 1st May, vice Mr. Chan Cho-cheung who was transferrod from Botanical and Forestry Department on 1st April and then to Police Department on 1st May. (10) Transferred from Distriel Office, North, on 1st Octolær, vice Mr. Yung Pook-hot who was trans- ferred from Colonial Secretary's Ollice ONE 19th July and then to Imports and Exports Office on 4th October.

(11) Invalided on 31st July. (12) Vocant.

(13) Inspector 19. W. Philips acted as an Assistant Inspector of Labour, Factories and Workshops from 11th January.

(14) Police Officers,

(15) On leave from 25th March to 18th November.

Retired on pension 18th November,

(16) Half pay on outward voyage from 12th June to

15th July.

(17) Promoted to Class I Cadet Officer from 27th September, 1936. Acting Colonial Treasurer from 2511 March to 15th July.

Chairman, Shanghai Refugees Committee from 23rd August.

(18) Transferred from District Office, South, on 23rd August and transferred to Secretariat for Chinese Affairs on 13th November.

(19) $120 p.a. Conveyance Allowance. (20) 240 p.m. Language Study Allowance

(21) 5.300 p.a. Rent Allowance.

(22) $240 ja. Rent Allowance. (23) $180 pun, Rent Allowance, (24) Free Quarters,

(25) 848 p.a. Rent Allowance. (26) 824 p.a. Rent Allowance.

(27) Quarters, or Rent or Lodging Allowaner.

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