Calendar: 1899-1900 Page 405
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CiVIL SERVICE DEPARTMENT 401 PaIiticulars of Appointments for which Instruction is given in Division of the Civil Service Department Showing Age Subjects of Examination Dates of recent ex- animations with numbers of Appointments made the numbers in brackets of Appointments gained by King College Students Salaries 70-5-100 means that the salary rises from £70 year by £5 year to £100 Second Division Clerks -17-20 -Writing Orthography Arithmetic Copying MS History Geography Indexing Digesting Composition Book-keeping June b1898 175 115 October 1897 150 106 December 1896 150 101 Salaries -70-5-100 10-190 10-350 Staff Ap- pointments with higher Salaries Chance of promotion after years to Higher Division Customs Outport Clerks -Age and Subjects same as for 2nd Division Clerks November 1899 Salaries -2nd Class 70-5-90 10-300 1st Class 320 15-400 Principal Clerks 420-500 Collectors 200 1200 Excise Assistants -19-22 -Writing Arithmetic and Mensuration Composition and Orthography Geography Nov 1898 75 32 May 1898 50 21 November 1897 120 48 May 1897 90 43 November 1896 70 35 Salaries -Assistants 50-5-85 with allowance about 35 2nd Class Officers 115-7 10-160 1st Class Officers 180-7 10-210 and 10-250 2nd Class Supervisors 280- 10-320 1st Class Supervisors 340-15-400 Inspectors and Collectors rise to 800 Promotion by seniority to 1st Class Officer afterwards by examination and seniority com- After June 30 1900 the 2ud Division scheme will be Writing and Orthography incl Copying ms Arithmetic English Composition Precis incl Indexing and Digest of Returns Book-keeping and Short- hand Geography and English History Latin or French or German translation from and into the language Elementary Mathematics viz Euclid Books -iv and Algebra up to and including the Binomial Theorem Inorganic Chemistry with Elements of Physics -Not more than four of the subjects to may be offered
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