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William Lewins415APPENDIX (D). APPOINTMENTS IN THE CHIEF OFFICE IN LONDON. (Extracted from the Estimates of 1864-5.) In all cases marked thus * the present holders of office, or some of them, receive additional allowances, either on account of length of service, compensation, as paid on some previous scale of salary, or for extra work. ----------+----------------------+------------------------------------- Number | | Salary of Office. of | Designation. +-----------+------------+------------ Persons.| | Minimum | Annual | Maximum | |per Annum.|Increment._ |per Annum._ ----------+----------------------+-----------+------------+------------ | | £ | £ s. | £ 1 | Postmaster-General | -- | -- | 2,500 1 | Secretary | 1,500 |after 5 yrs | 2,000 2 | Assistant | 700 | 50 0 | 1,000 | Secretaries* | | | | | | | |Secretary's Office. | | | | | | | 1 | Chief Clerk | 600 | 25 0 | 800 |{Principal Clerk } | | | 1 |{for Foreign and } | 600 | 25 0 | 800 |{Colonial Business*} | | | 11 | First-class Clerks:--| | | | 4 First Section | 500 | 25 0 | 600 | 7 Second Section* | 400 | 20 0 | 500 4 | Senior Clerks | -- | -- | 440 19 | Second-class Clerks* | 260 | 15 0 | 380 16 | Third-class Clerks | 120 | 10 0 | 240 11 | Supplementary Clerks | 80 | 5 0 | 150 10 | Probationary Clerks | | | | at 5s. a day | | | | | | | |Solicitor's Office. | | | 1 | Solicitor | -- | -- | 1,500 1 | Assistant Solicitor | -- | -- | 800 1 | Second-class Clerk | 260 | 15 0 | 380 2 | Third-class Clerks | 120 | 10 0 | 240 1