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HONGKONG ESTIMATES
CLASS V.
1.-MILITARY EXPENDITURE.
A. MILITARY CONTRIBUTION.
Contribution to Imperial Government,.
DEFENCE.
Approved Estimate, 1914.
Estimate, 1913.
|1,698,980
2,241,305
1,698,980
(1)
2,241,305
Staff Officer, (£460),...........
B-VOLUNTEERS.
PERSONAL EMOLUMENTS.
Commandant, Command Allowance,
Do., House Allowance,
1 Corps Sergeant-Major, (£280 to £320 by £10 annually),
900
900
4,530
5,050
(2)
720
720
3,624
3,624
Do.,
1 Armourer Sergeant, (£220 to £240 by £20 after three years),
House Allowance, ($540),
(3)
1,359
1,359
270
270 (4)
1 5th Grade Clerk, ($480 to $660 by $60 annually),
589
649
(5)
Volunteer Reserve.
Secretary,
500
500
Allowance to Inspecting Officer,
300
300
Allowance to Corps Sergeant-Major acting as Instructor, &c.,...
240
240
Cadet Company.
Instructor, for 6 months at $15 a month,...
305
90
90
Total Personal Emoluments,
13,122
13,702
OTHER CHARGES.
Ammunition,
7,750
7,750
Camp Expenses,
4,000
4,000
Capitation Grant,
13,900
22,750
(6)
Transport,
1,750
2,000 (7)
Volunteer Reserve.
Ammunition,
840
840
Capitation Grant,
1,050
(8)
Transport,
500
500
Uniform,
500
500
(9)
Cadet Company.
Ammunition.
96
96
Camp Expenses,
900
900
Capitation Grant,
224
280
(10)
Rifle Range Equipment,
66
(11)
Transport,
200
(12)
Total Other Charges,
30,526
40,866
Total Volunteers.
Total Military Expenditure,
SPECIAL EXPENDITURE.
43,648
54,568
1,742,628
2,295,873
B-VOLUNTEERS,—
Altering Maxims for Mk. VII Ammunition, (£14),
155 308 Mk. III rifles for Mk. VII Ammunition, (£642), 110 303 Mk. III barrels for Mk. VII Ammunition, (£193),
306
7,222
153 (13) 7,004
2,247
Extra for Mk. VII Ammunition, (£377),
2,105 (14)
4,113
4,113
Cadet Company: Uniform,
4 New pattern Maxim Guns with mountings tripod 303 in
Maxim Mk. IV, (£660),
560
(15)
Volunteer Reserve: Equipment,
7,200
2,596
Rifles,
(16)
6,775
Total Special Expenditure,......
21,648
22,746
(1) Vide Appendix II.
(2) Salary to be increased from £100 to £460 on 26th March, 1915, when present holder is expecte to obtain his Captaincy, Governor's Despatch No. 346 of 4th October, 1911.
(3) Free quarters.
(4) Half paid by Police Department.
(5) Stipulated increment
(6) 450 Efficients at $45, and 100 Recruits at $25 each.
(7) Increase in strength of Corps.
(8) 350 Efficients at $3 each,-Governor's Despatch of 8th
June, 1914.
(9) For 40 new members at $12.50 each.
(10) 70 Cadets at $1 each.
(11) No required.
(12) Cost of Launches for swimming instruction.
(13) Additional alterations.
(14) It has become necessary gradually to re-arm the Corps with rifles sighted for Mark VIL ammunition, the present rifles being sighted for Mark VI ammunition which becoming obsolete.
(15) Non-recurrent
(16) Increase in strength of Reserve,
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