FOR THE YEAR 1914.
[Class II] 51
LAW AND Order.
2.-POLICE AND PRISON DEPARTMENTS,—Continued.
A.--POLICE,—Continued.
PERSONAL EMOLUMENTS,—Continued.
Approved Estimate, 1913.
SA
Estimate, 1914.
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Brought forward,,
323,066
353,953
40 Lance Sergeants....
{
14 2nd Class, at $210 each, 12 3rd Class, at $192 each,
House Allowances to Sergeants and Lance Sergeants,
14 1st Class, at $216 each,
6,180
8,268
(1) (2)
2,400
2,400
150 1st Class, at $186 each,
382 Constables,
132 2nd Class, at $162 each,
64,710
61,284
(1) (3)
100 3rd Class, at $150 each,
Allowances to 1
Sergeant and 3 Constables acting as Drill
Instructors, 1 at $54, and 3 at $36 each,
162
162
Allowances to 18 Constables acting as Indian Interpreters,
at $24 each..................
432
(4)
Good Conduct Medal Allowances,
240
270
(5)
Good Conduct Badges Allowances,
5,200
5,200
Language Allowances (Chinese and English),
8,000
8,000
Temporary Ration Allowances,
7,554
7,554
Telephone Allowances to 1 Sergeant at $18 and 1 Constable at
$72,
120
120
Allowance to 1 Assistant Warder for Identification of Criminals,
60
60
Chinese Force.
1 Sergeant Major,
480
480
(6)
Do., House Allowance,
2 Principal Chinese Detectives, at $480 each,
60
60
480
960
(6) (7)
Do.,
House Allowance, at $60 each,.
60
120
(7)
21 Sergeants,
Do.,
10 1st Class, at $300 each, { 11 2nd Class, at $240 each, f House Allowances, at $60 each,
5,400
5,640
(8) (9)
1,200
1,260
(8)
361 Constables,
{233 1st Class, at $180 each,
51,630
57,990
(1) (10)
Do.,
233 2nd Class, at $150 each, House Allowances to 14 at $36 each,
504
504
3 Female Searchers, at $120 each,
Allowances to Detective Force............. Good Conduct Medal Allowances,
120
360
(11)
5,940
8,850
(12)
600
600
Good Conduct Badges Allowances,
2,800
3,000
(13)
Language Allowances (English),..........
168
168
Field Allowances to 10 Constables, at $90 each,
900
900
Temporary Ration Allowances,
4,428
4,920
(14)
Allowances to 5 Constables as Chin Chiu Interpreters, at $24 each,
120
120
Caried forward,................
493,044
536,203
(1) Free quarters and light.
(2) 10 new posts,-4 1st Class, 4 2nd Class and 2 3rd Class-in place of 10 3rd Class Constables,-C.O. Despatch of 6th March. 1913.
(3) 12 additional 2nd Class,-C.O. Despatch of 31st May, 1913; 6 3rd Class Constables replaced by 6 Sergeants, and 10 3rd Class Constables replaced by 10 Lance Sergeants. (4) Not required.
(5) More medals awarded.
(6) Free light.
(7) 1 new post in place of 1 1st Class Sergeant; it is con- sidered necessary to have 2 Principal Chinese Detectives in view of the large increase in the Detective Force.
(8) 1 replaced by 1 Principal Chinese Detective; 1 additional 1st Class and 1 additional 2nd Class,—C.0. Telegram of 2nd April, 1913.
(9) I is also Fireman, Fire Brigade, at $30 per annum. (10) 7 additional 1st Class and 8 2nd Class,-C.O. Telegram of 2nd April, 1913; 10 additional 1st Class and 14 2nd Class, C.O. Despatch of 31st May, 1913.
(11) 2 new posts for duty on Canton Steamers.
(12) Additional allowances,-C.O. Telegram of 2nd April, 1913, and C.O. Despatch of 31st May, 1913; and more men be- coming entitled.
(13) More men entitled.
(14) For 41 additional men.
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