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HONGKONG ESTIMATES

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION.

6. HARBOUR MASTER'S DEPARTMENT,— Contd.

Brought forward,.

C.-MARINE SURVEYOR'S OFFICE.

PERSONAL EMOLUMENTS.

1 Surveyor, ($3,600-£540 to $4,200=£630 by $300=£45

1 Assistant Surveyor, (£420 to £480 by £10 annually),

Approved Estimate, 1919.

Estimate, 1920.

$

84,296

88,449

triennially),

6,600

5,029

Do.,

Duty Pay, (£60),

629

6,600 (1) 5,029

629

1 Second Assistant Surveyor, (£360 to £410 by £10 annually),

3,894

3,998

(2)

Do.,

1 5th Grade Clerk, ($480 to $660 by $60 annually),...

1 Messenger,

Do., Good Conduct Allowance,....

Duty Pay, (£40),

419

419

660

660

108

108

2

(3)

24

24

Do.,

House Allowance,

Steam-Launch “H.D. 3".

273

240

276 240

(2) (4) (4)

158

152

288

277

} (4) (5)

a.

24

24

18,346

18,438

1 Engineer, 2nd Class, ($240 to $276 by $12 annually), 1 Coxswain, 2nd Class, ($216 to $240 by $12 annually), 1 Stoker, 2nd Class, ($144 to $168 by $12 annually),...... 2 Seamen, ($120 to $144 by $12 annually),...

Allowance to 1 Seaman, for qualifying as Coxswain,

Total Personal Emoluments,

OTHER CHARGES.

Conveyance Allowance to Surveyor,

•

Incidental Expenses,

Launch :-

Coal,

Repairs,

Stores,

Steam-Launch Hire,

Total Other Charges,........

Total Marine Surveyor's Office,

D.-LAUNCHES.

PERSONAL EMOLUMENTS.

Steam Tender "Stanley".

120

120

100

100

3,750

3,000

(6)

1,000

1,500

(7)

300

300

500

500

5,770

5,520

24,116

23,958

1 Master, ($1,680 to $1,920 by $60 annually),

1,728

1,788

(2) (4)

1 Engineer, ($480 to $720 by $12 annually),..

720

720

(4)

I Boatswain, ($288 to $360 by $12 annually),

360

304

(4) (5)

2 Quartermasters, ($216 to $240 by $12 annually),.

476

480

(2) (4)

3 Sailors, ($168 to $192 by $12 annually),

574

563

(4) (5)

1 Oiler, ($168 to $216 by $12 annually),

216

216

2 Firemen, ($168 to $216 by $12 annually), 1 Cook and Boy,

432

432

} (4)

204

204

Carried forward,.

4,710

4,707

Carried forward,...

108,412

112,407

(1) Also receives fees amounting to $175 in 1918 for examining

candidates for certificates.

(2) Stipulated increments.

(3) Stipulated allowances.

(4) Free quarters on board.

(5) New appointment.

(6) Considered sufficient.

(7) Increase in cost of materials and labour.