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Approved Estimate 1949-50

Estimate 1950-51

Approved Estimate 1949-50

Estimate 1950-51

Personal Emoluments

Personal Emoluments

$

$

$

$ 1949-50 1950-51

$

$

1949-50 1950-51

Civilian Staff

Pensionable establishment

1

Director of Music ($11,520)

$

11,520 (3)

$

12332

1

Commissioner of Police ($28,800)

28,800

28,800

15

23

3

4

3

33

Deputy Commissioners of Police ($24,000). Assistant Commissioners of Police ($22,080) Superintendents ($16,320x$720-$19,200). Assistant Superintendents ($7,680: $7,680: $8,640×$480-$11,520: $12,000-$720

48,000

Women Confidential Assistants Class II

$2,880×$240-$4,800)

52,322

93,120 (19) (26)

72,000 (1) (2)

66,240

88,320 (3)

1

1

50,107

55,440

3 4

-$15,600)

346,640

10

12

347

396

3

3

14

16

120 134

303

337

3003 3359

1

1

$4,800: $5,100x$300-$6,000: $6,300×$300-$7,200: $7,680×$480---

$9,600 $10,080x$480-$11,520).. Sergeant Majors ($3,300×$300-$4,200) Staff Sergeants ($2,640x$120-$3,000) Sergeants ($2,040×$120-$2,400) Corporals ($1,620×$60-$1,800) Constables ($960: $1,200×$60-$1,560) Woman Sub-Inspector ($2,400:

Chief Inspectors ($12,960×$480-$14,400). Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors ($3,000: $3,000 $3,600×$300-$4,200; $4,800: $4,800

141,600

366,000 (3) (4) 164,640 (5)

Photographer ($2,400: $2,400: $2,580x

$180 $3,300x$300-$4,200) Assistant Photographers ($1,800: $1,800: $1,920 x $120-$2,040 × $180—$3,300: $3,600×$300-$4,200)

2,580

2,760 (11)

5,400

7,200 (3)

3

7

10

2

1

2,623,220

11,100! 43,680

2,604,380 (5) (6)

11,100

0211

Assistant Wireless Technicians ($2,400:

$2,400: $2,580×$180-$3,300) Telephone Operators ($1,620×$60-$1,800) Motor Mechanics ($1,152×$48-$1,536) Armourer Attendant ($1,152x$48-$1,536) Assistant Armourer Attendant ($972×$36

7,200

17,340 (27)

17,820

3,072

18,000 (11)

3,072

1,440

1,488 (11)

-$1,296)

1,080 (3)

44,040 (7)

1

Fitter ($1,152x $48-$1,536)

1,392 (3)

276,660

299,460 (8)

25

1:3

33

Female Searchers Class II ($528×$24-

514,580

571,710 (9)

$720)

15,912

21,888 (28)

3,406,531

4,322,280 (10)

1

1

Head Office Attendant ($864× $24-$960)...

960

960

$2,400:

34

34

Messengers ($528×$24 $720)

22,128

$2,280×$240-$3,360: $3,840 : $3,840: $4,080 x $240-$5,760×$480-$6,240× $360-$7,680)

158

169

Coolies ($528 × $24-$720)

79,582

22,080 (22) 107,232 (29)

1

Amah ($528 × $24-$720)

1

Caretaker ($528x$24-$720)

720

600 (3) 720

10

10

Women Constables ($768: $960×$48-

2,400

$1,248)

7,680

2,400

7,680

Boatmen ($528×$24-$720)

5,181

5,232 (5)

Cooks Class I ($720×$24-$960)

3,228

3,360 (11)

Cooks Class II ($624×$24-$720)

2,688

3,432 (5)

Civilian Staff

Temporary staff

191,400

172,662 (30)

1

1

Senior Executive Officer Class II ($13,440

Casual labour

5,270 (31)

>$720-$15,600)

14,880

15,600 (11)

2

2

Executive Officers Class I ($10,080×$480-

Accommodation and subsistence allowances.

65,000

107,000 (32) (33)

20,000

20,000

$12,960)

23,040

23,040

Acting pay

3

3

Executive Officers Class II ($4,800: $4,800:

Detective allowances

100,000

130,000 (33)

$5,400×$360-$7,200: $7,560×$360-- $8,640×$480—$9,600)

Expatriation pay

705,900

879,000 (22)

22,560

22,560

Good conduct allowances

50,000

67,000 (33)

3

Interpreter Translators ($4,800: $4,800:

Overtime allowances

28,000 | (34)

$8,160 $480-$9,120)

$5,100×$300-$6,000: $6,360×$360—

65

187

|

6

8

68

$300-$4,200)

Clerks Class II ($2,760×$180-$3,300×

Clerk Special Class ($6,360×$360-$8,160). Clerks Class I ($4,500×$300-$6,000)

14,400 | (7) (12)

Plain clothes allowances Technicians pay

120,000

120,000

40,500

40,500

7,440

(12)

33,300

43,200 (13)

237,840

40

76

Clerks Class III ($1,800: $1,800: $1,920

>$120-$2,040×$180-$2,580)

90,218

1

Senior Woman

Confidential

Assistant

1

2

($7,200×$300-$8,400)

Women Confidential Assistants Class I

256,200 ((13) (1:

[(15) 160,560 (15) (16

1(17) 7,500 (18)

Total Personal Emoluments

Sub-heads

9,790,652

11,330,962

1 Personal emoluments

9,790,652

11,330,962

Other Charges

2 Advertising

16,000

16,000

3 Arms and ammunition

120,000

252,000 (35)

1

1

Storekeeper Class II ($2,880 × $180

($5,040×$360--$6,480×$240—$6,720)...

4 Barrack conservancy and maintenance of grounds

4,000

5,400

11,160 (18) (19)

5 Cleaning of offices

700

4,000

700

6 Clothing and accoutrements

500,000

730,000 (35)

$3,600)

1

1

3,600

3,600

Storekeeper Class III ($1,800: $1,800:

7 Feeding and maintenance of police dogs

8,500 (36)

8 Fuel, light, and power

120,000

350,000 (37)

$1,920×$120—$2,640)

1

Wireless Telegraphist Class II ($3,600×

2,040

2,160 (11)

$300-$5,100)

16

15

Wireless Telegraphists Class III ($2,040:

$2,040: $2,220×$180-$3,300)

Non-pensionable establishment

Marine Police

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4,800 (20)

9 Identification of criminals

10 Incidental expenses

11 Interpretation fees

12 Laboratory equipment

7,000

5,000 (38)

43,000!

43.000

500

500

5.500 (36)

44,400

39,060 (20) (21)

13 Maintenance of plant and equipment

5,000

78,000 (39)

14 Medals

3,000

3,000

15 Passages for deportees, prisoners, etc.

100,000

500,000 (40)

16 Passports

4,000

5,000 (35)

19

19

20

20

8

Leading Seamen ($864×$24-$960)

Coxswains Class II ($1,152×$48-$1,536).

Coxswains Class I ($1,560×$120-$2,040).

17 Photographic materials

20,000

20,000

35,640

36,600 (11)

18 Police Reserve expenses

1,400

60,000 (41)

26,400

25,392 (22)

19 Publications

4,200

5,000 (33)

11

Seamen Class I ($768×$24-$840)

9.072

7,296 (22)

20 Recruiting expenses

5,000

5

Seamen Class II ($624×$24—$720)

8,640

(23)

21 Rent of stations and quarters

125,000

2

8

20 20

22

22

NON

2

6

33

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Chief Engineers ($2,880×$180-$3,600) Engineers Class I ($2,160×$120-$2,640)... Engineers Class II ($1,560×$120-$2,040) Engineers Class III ($1,344×$48-$1,536) Engineers Class IV ($972×$36—$1,296) Stokers Class II ($768×$24—$960)

3,840

(24)

22 Rewards

40,000

40,000

7,200

7,200

23 Special services

170,000

400,000

(33)

6,500 108,500 (42)

(33)

18,240

8,280 (25)

24 Stores and equipment

90,000

173,100 (35)

33,360

13,680 (25)

30,529

20,540 (25)

25 Subsistence and travelling allowances of witnesses and

prisoners

75,000

75,000

6,840

26 Teachers' allowances

15,000

34,920 (25)

46,032

43,056 (22)

27 Travelling expenses

30,000

28 Uniforms for civil staff

45,000

29 Upkeep of ranges

30 Upkeep of vehicles

400,000

Total Other Charges

1,943,800

7,000 (38)

30,000 60,000 (35) 5,000 (36) 470,000 (33)

3,461,300