Estimates-1915 — Page 9

FOR THE YEAR 1915.

EARNINGS OF GOVERNMENT.

Approved Estimate, 1914.

Estimate, 1915.

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PEES OF COURT OR OFFICE, &C.,—Continued.

Brought forward,.....

Medical Certificates, Government Notification 820 of 1909,

158,960

186,655

50

50

Medical Examination of Emigrants. Ordinance 1 of 1889,

100,000

60,000 (1)

Medical Registration, Ordinance 1 of 1884.

30

30

Medical Treatment, Government Notification 820 of 1909,

33,000

34,000)

Naturalization Fees, Ordinance 44 of 1902,...

250

500

Official Administrator's Commission, Ordinances 2 of 1897 and 5 of

1901,.........

2,000

1,000

} (2)

Official Receiver's Commission, Ordinance 7 of 1891,

4,000

6,500

Official Signatures, Ordinances 1 of 1888, 4 of 1910 and 14 of 1913,

2,000

4,000 J

Ordinances, Civil Service List, &c.,

1,000

1,700 (3)

Police and Other Stores,

800

900

(2)

Police Service Loans, Ordinance 11 of 1900,

9,800

10,445

Possession Fees, Ordinances 4 of 1873 and 1 of 1883,

5,000 (4)

Printed Forms, Ordinance 10 of 1899,

270

300 (2)

Prison Industries,....................

4,500

+,500

Prisoners' Subsistence,

2,000

2,000

Private Moorings and Buoys Rents, Ordinance 10 of 1899, ..

3,600

(5)

Public Schools Fees,

39,000

63,000 (6)

Queen's College Fees,

33,500

32,000|

(2)

Registration of Societies, Ordinance 47 of 1911,........

50

Registry Fees, Ordinance 10 of 1899,

1,400

30f

1,400

Sick Stoppages from Police Force, Government Notification 820 of 1909,...

2,100

2,390 (2)

Sugar Certificates and Permits, Ordinance 14 of 1904,

200

1,000 (7)

398,510

417,400

Carried forward,....

(1) Previously under-estimated, and fewer emigrants ex-

pected.

Based on revised estimate for 1914.

New edition of Regulations of Hongkong ready in 1915. (4) New item.

5) See" Fees for use of Government Buoys".

(6) Peak School and Kowloon Indian School opened in 1914, and Ellis Kadoorie School to be transferred to Govern- ment in 1915.

(7) The Sugar Convention Ordinance, which was repealed as from 1st September, 1913, came into force again on 1st May, 1914.