CO129-521-3 Piracy in Chinese waters- anti-piracy measures 9-4-1930 - 20-11-1930 — Page 107

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(b)

European Police..

$5.00 per day

Russians.

$3.00 per day

$1.25 per day

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$ .75 per day

Indians..

Northern Chinese

In addition food will be supplied to the Europeans

both European Police and White Russians, on board the

steamer on which they are travelling. The native Anti-

piracy Guards will supply their own food or will be

supplied by the Shipping Companies with food at rates not

exceeding the rates charged for messing in barracks in

Hong Kong; this provision applies mainly to Northern

Chinese. The Indian Guards supply their own food but

receive ration allowance which is included in the flat rate.

All charges will be subject to alteration if it should be

found after the scheme has been in force for some time that

they are either excessive or do not fully cover the cost to

Government.

2.

In this connection I cannot definitely state,

until I return from Shanghai, whether I have been

successful in obtaining Russians at the rates supplied to

me by the Shanghai Authorities, which are:-

No. 1s......

Ordinary Russian

Guards..

$75.00 p.m.

$50.00 p.m.

The additional charges shown in the charges to be collected

from the Shipping Companies, include various other

Government liabilities, such as pension in case of total

disability or death. The same applies also to the

Northem Chinese, but it is hardly likely that the rates

offered will be challenged as there are plenty of

candidates available.

3. I am proceeding to Shanghai on the 15th May, to

recruit the Russian Guards, and to Wei Hai Wei later to

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