Head 24.-PRISONS DEPARTMENT
Approved Estimate, 1927.
Estimate, 1928.
$
$
$
$
Head 24.-PRISONS DEPARTMENT
Sub-heads:-
1 Personal Emoluments
289,367
296,441
Other Charges
2 Arms and Ammunition
3 Conveyance allowance to Superintendent
4 Cleansing and Sanitary Materials.
500
(1)
600
600
6,000
5,000
5 Clothing and Shoes for Staff......................
19,000
18,000
(2)
6 Clothing for Prisoners
15,000
14,000
7 Executioner's Fees
200
300
(3)
S Fuel........
16,000
9 Furniture....
800
16,000 800
10 Grants to Protestant and Roman Catholic Chaplains for
Religious Services
1,200
1,200
11 Gratuities to Prisoners for Industrial Labour.
1,600
1,600
12 Incidental Expenses
2,500
2,000 (2)
13 Light
14 Materials for Remunerative Industries
20.000
20,000
8,000
8,000
15 Materials for Repairs and Renewals
9,000
9,000
16 Photography
900
950
(3)
17 Rations for Indian Warders
14,000
16,000
4)
18 Rent for Quarters for European Warders
7,000
18,000
19 Rent for Quarters for Indian Warders............. 20 Subsistence of Prisoners
10,200
10,200
90,000
90,000
SPECIAL EXPENDITURE.
Wire Stitching Machine
Total Prisons Department
PERSONAL EMOLUMENTS.
Details of the foregoing.
800
(6)
512,167
528,591
NUMBERS.
1927
1928
Staff.
1
1
1
1
Superintendent, (£600 to £1,100 by £25 annually) Assistant Superintendent, (£500 to £700 by £25
11,400
11,700
annually)
6,875
7,175
1
Chinese School Teacher, ($360)
360
360
Discipline Officers.
Q
Chief Warders, (£400 to £450 by £25 annually)...
10,800
10,299
Do.,
Charge Allowance to 1
600
600
Do.,
Separation Allowance to 1
865
366
Assistant Chief Warder, (£400)
4,800
4,800
3,810
3,930
Pharmacist, (£300 to £400 by £10 annually)
Carried forward
(1) To replace old ammunition and defective weapons.
(2) Considered sufficient,
(3) Previous provision insufficient.
(4) Temporary increase in number of officers, and increase
in contract prices.
39,010
39,230
(5) Includes allowances formerly paid from Head 34 Sub
Head 38.
(6) Non recurrent.
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