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Head 22-POLICE FORCE

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Personal Emoluments

head 1953-54 1954-55

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Approved

Estimate 1954-55

Estimate 1953-54

1(41) 1

(42)

13

1

Armourer Assistant Class II (138×3—165)

1,872

Fitters (154 x4—190)

5,928

1,908 o 6,0720

(43)

3

Cobblers (154 x4-190)

6,840 u

(44)

35

35

Female Searchers Class II (74×2—92)

36,744

37,104 n,o

(45) 1

1

Office Attendant

1,488

1,512 o

(46) 37

38

Messengers

45,120

(47) 217

217

Coolies

254,424

46,488 a,n,o 261,936 n,o

(48)

1

Amah Class III (74×2—92)

960

984 o

(49) 1

1

Caretaker..

1,296

1,296

(50)

8

Boatmen (90x2-108)

9,888

9,792 o

(51)

4

(52)

5

Cooks Class I (112×2—118: 120×2-130) Cooks Class II (90×2—108)

5,664

5,952 o

6,312

6,288 o

10

Telephone Operators (200×5—215)

25,380

**:

Supernumerary and temporary staff

(53)

1

Commissioner of Police

(54)

Personal Allowance (4000 per annum).

4,000

(55)

3

Executive Grade Officers.

18,900

5,807 u 645 u 22,387 u

(56)

80

92

Clerks

190,560

216,600 n,o,u

(57)

1

Teacher (380 × 30—500 × 25—550)

4,560 u

(58)

Telephone Operators

10,320 u

(59)

62

6 Tailors (210)

15,120

15,120

Chief Inspectors (1320 × 50–1470)

31,680

k

(60)

Expatriation pay

1,265,600

1,234,705 n,0

(61)

Cost of living allowances Overtime allowances Technician allowances

Detective allowances

Good conduct allowances

(62)

(63)

(64)

(65)

(66)

(67)

Plain clothes allowances

(68)

(69)

Chinese New Year bonuses Passage bonuses

Acting pay

39,150

5,826,091

39,150 7,848,367 f,n,o

20,000

20,000

35,000

54,936 u

166,000

166,000

113,500

143,520 c

142,000

142,000

14,592

13,648 n

6,500

6,500

Total Personal Emoluments

25,165,021

27,519,479

1 Personal emoluments

Sub-heads

Other Charges

25,165,021

27,519,479

2 Advertising

3 Arms and ammunition

30,000

550,000

30,000 300,000 d

4 Clothing and accoutrements

1,560,000

1,400,000 d

5 Daily-rated staff

60,000

50,000 u

6 Electrical and mechanical stores and equipment

32,000 u

7 Fuel, light and power

540,000

600,000 u

8 Incidental expenses

30,000

25,000 d

9 Passages for deportees, prisoners, etc.

500,000

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12 Rewards

10 Radio & sound stores and equipment..

11 Rent of stations and quarters

13 Running expenses of vehicles

14 Special services

320,000

72,000

350,000

400,000

500,000 390,000 u 365,000f,p

72,000 300,000 d,g 400,000.

15 Stores and equipment

450,000

500,000 u

16 Subsistence allowances

246,000

320,000 | u

Sub-head 5

55

6, 10

7

14

15

51

Sub-head 1(43)

(53), (54)

(55)

++

(56)

17

(57)

Previously provided for under Daily- rated staff, sub-head 5.

Holder retires on 30th May, 1954. Two holders retire on 17th April and 8th June, 1954, respectively. Three approved by Special Warrant in 1953, twelve new posts; less three promoted to G.C.S., item (19). For teaching of Cantonese to Pakistani recruits.

(58)

(64)

Held against vacancies under item (14). More staff eligible.

16

Transfer of staff to sub-head 1(43). New sub-heads. Previously included under Maintenance of plant and equipment. Additional premises.

Includes laboratory equipment, photogra- phic materials and publications, formerly shown separately.

Increase in number of refresher courses for rank and file.

*

Offset by increase under item (14).