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·GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
APPENDICES
TO THE
CIVIL SERVICE REGULATIONS
FIFTH EDITION (THIRD REPRINT)
Corrected up to 28th February 1929
CALCUTTA
CENTRAL
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
PUBLICATION BRANCI
1899

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·APPENDICES 10 THE CIVIL SERVICE REGULATIONS FIFTH EDITION (THIRD REPRINT) Pant X11.-APPENDICES. IS 9) 3) > 1) > LIST OF APPENDICES No..]-Gorernnents, Administrations, Departnents and Officers who exercise the rouers, ai part of tlie rowers, of a Local Government under the Civil Service Regulations, see Aiticle 1A Cancelled. 2 Cancelled 3 -- Rules regarding preparation of last-ray certificates in cases of transfers on duty, sec liticle 67() 4-Cancelled. 4A -Rules governing the appointment and allow ances of Settleruent Officers and Assistant Settlement Officers, see Article El, Vote 3. 5.-Cancelled 6 -Cases in hich charge allowance has been 6xed.ee Lificie 167 GA.-Rules for reckoning leave in the case ot ofhcers stationed in certain remoto districts outside India, sre 4,tule 2914 7-Cancelled 74 - Last of appointments specially clawed as Superior or l»ferior, ct .lutele 390 8.--Correspondence regarding the conditions on which a compensation pension as ndinisable, tee irticle 499 9,--Orders of the Secretary of State deprecating recommendations for special pensions, see Articles $70 (a) and 933 (a), Yote 10.-Cancelled 11 -Sunsmary of rates for subscription to Cu Funds, see Istorie 15., . otr 12-ancellca 13 -Cancrlled 14-Cancellect 16 --Last of Coloninl Tusurers Command l'armsters, and other Imperial Agents in the Colones, ct Irticles and 900 16 -Cancelled 16.1 - List of officers to whom Article 9 dues not apply see Article 1994 17 --Cancelled (For a list of consentito tu free posre. by rail, the Asportciz? 30. l'art II) 18 --List of officers rated as in the fint class for the porposes of the travellir allowance regulations, see loterit ? 19-Carcelled 20-Lut of officers not entitled to travelling allowance for journeys on tour, see irticle Inso 21-Cancelled 2) List of permanent monthlt trarelling allow spees, se Article 10$. 23-(ancelled 21-Cancelled 25 - List of dails allowances, the file 10-3 Exception tc). 26 - List of conlerance allonances, set Article 10.3. +1 12 11 71 9 1) + ·2 APPENDICES. [No. L 11 Mo - Special rules regarding the grant of compeyance hire, s Article 1082. 23-Rules relating to allowance for equipment and rosage of the Gorerdor- General, Síembers of Council, Gorernors of ladras, Bombay, and Bengal, Commander-in-Chief, Bishops of Calcutta, Jadras and Bombay, and the Chief Justices and Judges of High Courts, see Article 1087. 23.-Cancelled. 30 -Rules regarding the prorision of reserred accommodation on railways for certain high oficials of Gorernment and others, see Article 1165 and Xote corimencing Chapter Lil. 31.-Rules regu lent for 32.-Rules for technic of instrurtion. 33 - List of officers appointed for 3 years or more and those appointed for lemes than 3 years see article anz (). 17 ·3 No. 1.] APPENDICES. PART XII - APPENDICES APPENDIX No 1.-Referred to in Article 34 Governments, Administrations, Departments and Officers who exercise the pouers, or part of the powers, of a Local Government under the Civil Service Regulations. NOTE - t1ons powers are conferred specifcally on "Provinc erg are vested in "Local Governments generally Poners conferred on Provincial Goverament Added in that categorin Part I of this Appe u may be exercised by the authorities mentioned nt fperifier in colunua 31 No. Government, Administration, Department or Officer Potrers. - 1 9 3 4 5 6 PARTI - I'ROVINOIAL GOVERNTENTS Government of Madras Government of Bombay Government of Bengal Government of tho United Pro! vinces Government of the Punjab Gavernment of Burma Government of Bihar and Orissa *Chief Commissioner, Central Provinces and Berar Chief Commissioner, Assain Chef Commissioner and Agent to the Governor General, North- West Frontier Province Chief Coinnigsioner and Agent to the Governor General, Baluchistan > Full powers 8 9 20 11 L'ART II --Mixon LOCAL GOVERN MENTS 2 1 Chief Commissioner, Coorg, and Resident, Mysore Chief Commissioner, Ajmer-Merwarn, and Agent to the Governor General, Rajputana 3 Agent to the Governor General, Central India Resident, II yderabad 4A Political Resident in the Persian Gulf Chief Commissyner, Delhi 4 PART III 1 Chief Cornmissioner of the Apda- Full powers, except in respect of oficers man and Nicobar Islands appointed directls by the Gorernment of India In the case of suck officers the Chief Cotriniesioner cannot raake appointments in racaorlog lasting core than 3 months • Vow stried Gotero best of the Cestn! Perlonen + 10siled Gorera best of Auss ·APPENDICES. [No. 1. No Government, Administration, Department or Officer. Powers. Full powers in respect of officers under their orders who are not appointed directly by the Government of India, and as regards all other officers under the following Articles :-299 (a), 2000 (subject to a limit of two horses and twenty-five maunds of camp ennipment in each case), 1011, 1054 (a), 1056, 1059, 1061 (a), 1091, 1085, 1114, 1115, 1116, Note, 1139, 1159 and 1161 (6) The Director-General of Posts and Telegraphs also exercises full poners in respect of the grant of leare to officers of 11.---- P Director-General of Posts and Telegraphs. 3 1-4 ordinate to him, and by the *Director, General of Julitnry Works in respect of all subordinates serving under him except Accountants ( (1) In respect of officers under his orders trho nre not appointed directly by the Government of India: ---The full powers exercisable by Local Governments under Government -Tho poners of a Local 5 Surveyor-General of India Government under the following Articles, riz.. 72 and 74 (up to a limit of Rs 500 in each case), 998, 999 (u), 1000, 1020, 1056, 1061, 1062 and 1066. (3) In respect of non-gazetted officers serving tinder him: Powers under Part VII of the Civil Service Regulations. $A Superintendents, Trigonometrical Powers under Articles 1000, 1000, 1061, Survey and of 'Survey Circles 1066 and 1070. (1) In respect of officers under their orders who are not appointed directly t Agricultural Adviser to the Gor. ernment of India, 6A Director-General of Observatories. in which the salary, or salary plus deputation allowance, does not exceed Rs. 100 monthly), 144 (), 177, 197, 459 (subject to conditions laid down in Article 459 (6) to (d)], 998, 1000, 1001, 1020, 1026, 1041, 1056, 1061, 1062, 1065, 1066 and 1085 (2) In respect of other officers serving under them and not under ans Local Ivui, lule uliu * Now styled Engineer-in Chiet, Ardy Headquarters ·No, i.) APPENDICES. No. Government, Administiation, Department or Officer, Powers, (1) In respect of oflicers under his orders who are not appointed directly by the Government of India Powers of a Local Government as exercised by the *Revenue Department of the Government of India, as also powers under Articles 73 6B Inspector General of Forests and 74 (up to a limit of Rs. 500 in each case) and Articlo 993. (2) In respect of other oficers serving under him and not under any Local Government, the same powers as are shown under (2) in entries 6 (-1) und (B) 7 Canımassioner, Northern India Full powers in respect of officers under Salt Revenue his orders who aro not appointed directly by the Government of India, and also, in respect of other officers, under Article 1000, to the extent speci. fied in Finance and Commerce Depart. ment No 3212-T. A, dated 29th Juno 1900 Also full powers under Articles 1011, 1051 (a), 1056, 1039 and 1061 (a) 8 Auditor General (1) Povers under Articles 72, 74, 178 1011, 1056 and 1060 in respect of oflicery dir (2) of (3) (a) in respect of non-gazetted otheers subordinate to him, and (b) in respect of Assistant Accounts Oficers and Assistant Audit Orcers, extensions being reported to the Goi croment of India when they hrve the effect ot retaining, an officer in serrice after the age of u Tears (+) Powers under Part II in respect of DOA-gazetted officers serving in Iccount offices (1) Powers under Articles, 7? it 12 1011 and 1036 in respect of officers under bis orders n ho are not appointed by the Gorernant of India (2) Powers under Article 459 in reapect ot non-gazetted officers sutordinate to. hın 8A Controller of Currency SOT! - [These pomers may also be exer. cised by the Controller, when Deressary, in dealing Fith the vint and essay establishment] Powers onder Article 159 in respect of non-gazetted oficers subordinate him 9 Director. Central Criminal Intel. ligence Departcent to You style Department of Edacation, Heal a LALA ·APPENDICES. [No. 1. No Government, Administration, Department or Officer. Powers. 18 10 Accountant-General, Railrays Porrers under Article 459 in respect of all subordinates serving under him, except Accountants, Ist and 2nd grades. 11 Military Accountant-General. 114 Director-Genernl of Commercial Intelligence. Alınt and Assay Masters, Calcutta and Bomhay. Powers under Article 459 in respect of 13 *Controller of Printing, Stationnon-gazetted subordinates employed in éry and Stamps. establishments under their control. 14 Superintendent of Government Printing, India. 15 Administrator-General, Bengal. 18 General Oflicers Commanding Sorthero Soathern Army. Full powers in respect of officers under 17 General Officers Commanding their orders who are not appointed directly by the Government of India, Dirisions and Independent Brigades. Director, Royal Indian Barina Powerg under the Pension and Pension Procedure Rules in respect of all his subordinates who aro not appointed directly by the Government, also full porsers under Articles 101 and 162 10 Chief of the General Staff Powers under Articles 144 and 459 in 20 Military Secretnry to His Excel. lency the Commander-in-Chief respect of non-gazetted subordinates employed in establishments under their 21 Adjutant-General in India control The Quartermaster-General 91A Quarter-Master-General in in India also exercises fall powers in India respect of subordinates of tho Army Director, Medical Services in Clothing Department and the Army India. Rergount Department 22A Director-General, Indian Medical Powers under Article 459 in respect of Service non-gazetted subordinates of his office. Director-Genernl of Ordnance 24 Director of Ordnance Stores. 21A Director of Ordnance Factories. Full powers in respect of officers under 24B Director of Ordnance Inspec. their orders who are not appointed tion. directly by the Gorernment of India. 25 Divisional Store Officer, Burma. 26 Cancelled. 27 Reident at Baroda Powers under Article 459 in respect of all non-gazetted officers of the Baroda Residency and of those serving under bis Assistants in Kathiawar and under the Cantonment Dlagistrate at Baroda. Powers under Part VII af the Civil Service Regulations 27A Resident in Kashmir 27B Political Resident in the Persian Gulf. Porsers under Part VII of the Civil Ser. 270 Political Resident in Turkish vice Regulations. Arabia. 27D| Resident in Nepal Creation of Appointments 28 Agents of State Railways The powers detailed in entry 2 of Ap. pendix 2 of State Railay Open Line Code, Vol. II. 22 Now styled Controller of Printing and Atationery Now styled Manager, Government of India Press, Calcutta ·7 No. 1:] APPENDICES. No Government, Administration, Department or Officer. Powers Part 11-Rules regarding Pay and Allowances. Articles 72 (a) and (b), 4 (a), (b) and (c).- Powers of a head of a Department. Article 124.-Powers of a Local Govern ment in respect of officers under their control Article 1.54 (6) -Porrer of a Local Gov. ernment in respect of non-gazetted officers under their control Article 147 (111)-Power of a Local Gorernment Article 152 - Power of a Local Gorernment in respect of officers not appointed directly by the Government of India 1rticle 158 - Power of a Local Govern- Inent Article 107 -l'oner of a Local Govern ment in respect of the grant of special allowances to Station Blasters on the line under their control for doing postal work Article 322 (6)-Power of a Joral Gor. ernment in respect of ofhcers not alpointed directls by the Government of 28 Agents of State Railways--contd Punt Il-Ordinary len Article 398 --Poner of a Local Gover)- ment as in the last clance of Article 3 in respect of oftcers appointed by then Article 459 (a) -Power of Local Government in respect of all subordinates serving Under them except Accountants B Part 1 Special Departments and Oficers Articles 605 and OGPower of a Local Government Part Ti-Tounel, etc l'encions Article 789 (0) -- Power of a Local Gosernment in respect of officers not - pointed directly by the Govertiment on India Article 73-Poner of a Local Government Part I-Procedure relating to Pensions drticles 950 and 93;.-Power of a Lora! Government in respect of pensions sane tioned by them. Article 959 (a)-Power of a Local Gorernment in respert of nficers not ap. pointed directly by the Gorerntsent of India. Part II -Trarolling dovinces. ditele 1000 - Power of a Local Goren. ment limited to a masimon charge as for txo hory and 33 raunds of camp quipment.

·8 APPENDICES. [NO.. Yo Government, Administration, Department or Officer. Powers. 1 Articles 1011, 1042 (a), 1056, 10S1, 1085, 1097 (u), 1116, 1117 --Power of n Local Government. Article 1061 (a).- Power of a Local Gor. ernment in respect of officers employed on " construction." Article 1098, Note 1.-Powers of a Local 28 Agents of concid. State Railways- Agents Also have powers to decide finally, and without further reference, all questions connected with payments to subordinate employés of the State Railway Department, subject to the following conditions. - (1) That the Agent and his account officer concur in considering the case to be within the spirit of theso Regulations, although not strictly provided for by their letter. (2) That the case disposed of does not involve more than a single payment nor an expenditure exceeding Rs 100, Creation of Appointments. г 1 Part II.-Rules regarding Pay and Allowances. Article 152.Powers of a Local Govern. neat in respect of officers not appointed directly by the Government of India. Part IT'.-Ordinary Pensions Article 459 - Power of a Local Government in respect of clerks serving under them. Part VI.-IVound, etc., Pensions. Articles 744,715 - Power of a Local Gorernment. Part II -Travelling Allowances, Article 1000.- Power of a Local Govern- 99 Engineers-in-Chief of State Rail ways under Construction ог Survey. - each liarse Articles 1041, 1056, 1081, 1116, 1117.-- Power of a Local Government Article 1061 (c).- Power of a Local Gor: ernment in respect of officers employed on construction," 16 ·No. 1.) APPENDICES No. Gorernment, Administration, Department or Officer Powers. 1 9 r Article 1077 (a). -In respect of Cashiers employed on " construction, Sub- Assistant Surgeons and Lower Subordinates, power of a Local Government up to Rs. 15 in each case; in respect of Upper Subordinates the same powers. limited to Rs 30 in each case Article 1054 - Power of a Local Govern. ment only in the case of officers and Engineers-in-Chief of State Rail subordinates not appointed duectly by ways under Construction or the Government of India. Surrey-contd. .Irticle 1085.-- Power of a Local Government in respect of persons appointed by them Irticle 1159 Power of a Local Govern ment subject to the condition that no officer below the rank of Divisional Officer serving under them may be nomi. nated as controlling officer, Article 1161 (a) – Power of a controlling officer 30 | *Departments of Government of Part II -Pay and Allou ances. India Full powers exercised by all De- Articles 49–68, inclusive. partments. Ditto ditto Article 86—195, inclusive Part III.-Leare Rules. 1 Ditto datto Articles 196-313, inclusive Part Il'.-Ordinary Pensions Articles 436, 459, 403, 475 Ditto ditto l'art \ -Special Departments and Services Powers exercised by the Depart. Articles 612, 643 ments concerned. Part T'II.-I'oreign Serrice. Full powers exercised by all De Articles 749,1-814, inclusive. partments, Part II-Leare Procedure. Full powers exercised by al De. Articles 825–901, inclusise. partments Part 1.-Pension Procedure. Full powers exercised by all Departments. Articles 913, 911. • Departments of the Government of India exercise powers under this catrs only cases 10 wbich aimilar powen CiaDot be exercised by the Local Govern cent (it 197) onder whom The officer nervlog ·10 APPENDICES. (No. 1. No. Government, Administration, Department or Officer. Powers. - 30 304 Railway Departments of Government of India-contd. Full, porers exercised by all De Article 918. partments limited in the case of Army Department to pensions charged against Military Esti. mates. Part II.-Travelling Allowances. Full povers exercised by all De. | Articles 995-997, inclusive. partments, Ditto ditto Article, 999--1138A, inclusive. Ditto ditto Articles 1140–1163, inclusive, Department (Railway 'Same powers as A Department of the Board). Government of India under entry 30 abors and in addition the powers lard donn in the Schedule of Powers of the Government of India and the Railway Department (Railway Board) in railway matters. See Entry Yo 6B. Commissioners in the Bornbay In respect of non-gazetted officers sorre Presidency (includwg the Coming under them, under Article 158; in missioner in Sind) and the *Com respect of non-gazetted officers serying missioner of Customs, Salt, ander them in the Rerenue, Police, Opium and Abkari Forest, Educational, Customs, Salt, Opium and Abkarı Departments, under Articles 703, 780 (b), 803 and 805 (sanc- | tion to transfer) Surgeon-General with the Govern. In respect of Hospital Assistants, Inment of Bombay. spectors of Samtation and Vaccination, and Vaccinators and clerical establish ments under him, under Article 763. Cancelled. Cancelled. 31 32 33 - 34 35 36 Cancelled. 37 Heads of Departments in the In respect of officers subordinate to them, Bombay Presidency, under Article 455 38 Board of Revenue, Madras . Subject to the usual report by the Audit Officer and to the general principles governing foreign service, in respect of the transfer of non-gazetted subordinates of all ranks to foreign service except to service under Indian States. "384 Surgeon General with the Govern- Subject to the usual report by the Audit ment of Madras. Officer and to the general principles governing foregin service, in respect of the transfer to foreign servioe, except parrin in - Tian State of 711 1 39 i Cancelled. ment. • Nor etyled Coton wioder of Exclk, Bombay.

·11 Nos. 1, LA, 2 & 8.] APPENDICES. do. Gorcrament, Administration, Department or Offices, Porrere. 40 Inspector General of Police. — In the case of Police Officers of rank not higher than head coastables, the Inspecto General of Police may, without previous reference to the Audit Officer, allor claims to pension for the period only of continuous and verified service in the force in which at the time of application they are serving of the pen. Bion is admissible under the strict letter of the rules A report with the necessary particulars of identification m] be made to the Accountant-General All other claims will be treated under the ordinary rules NOTE.-The porer_conferred on IDspector General of Police may be exercised by the following officers. (1) The Inspector-General of Police, Bombay in the case of the Raila way Police, (2) Commissioner of Police, Bombay, in the case of the Bombay Town (3) Commissioner of Police, Rangoon, in the care of the Rangoon Town (4) The Political Agent in Kathua- Tha, 1n respect to the members of the Kathrawar Police, and (5) The Commissioner of Police, Cal. cutta, in the case of the Calcutta and Suburban Police ] Police, Police, Cancelled Cancelled. APPENDIX No 1.1-unclled! APPENDIX No. ? -Cancello APPENDIX No 3-Referred to in iticle 67 ( Rules regarding the preparation of last-jay certificates in cases of transfers on duty. RULE 1 Transfers on duty may be of two kinds - First.-An officer may proceed on duty from one Province or Circle of Audit to another. Second -An officer may proceed on duty from ojie place to another in the same Province or Circle of Audit First Case. Rule? In the first case the officer should obtain a certificate in the following form -- (OPTERSE ) Last-pas certificate of A B, of the -proceeding to to join the appointment of (or to officiate as) on duty He bas drawn ray 05 at the rate of Rs.

·12 APPENDICES [..! lui. [Nos. 3, 4 & 4A, on the- A month, and acting allowance as- -at the rate of R&.- A month, less the deductions shown below, up to the He made over charge of the office of- -noon of the of No recoveries (or the recoveries noted on the reverse) are to be made from the pay of this officer. Rs, a. p. Deductions. DATED AT The- -19 Accountant-General. (REVERSE ) Details of recoieries Nature of recovery Amount Rs How to be recovered (in one sam, or in that instalments) Role 3 If he be employed at the station of the Accountant-General of his Presidency or Province, the certificate should be given by that officer RULE 4_If he have to pass through that station on his way to his new Presidency or Province, the certificate should be given by the officer in charge of the treasury from which he last dreir pay, and countersigned by the Accountant- General s through, the Accountante officer in charge of the It should bo forwarded by untersignature and transmission to the Accountant-General of the transferred officer's new Presidency or l'rovince, Exception. As an exception to Rules 3, 4 and 5 above, the last-pay certificates of non-gazetted officers, transferred from one province or circle of audit to another. may be given by the head of the office, and need not be countersigned by the Audit Officer concerned, Second Case. RULE 6. In the second case the officer should obtain a last-pay certificate in the same form from the officer in charge of the treasury from which he last drew pay. APPENDIX No 4-Cancelled. 1. L-11- APPENDIX No. 48.-Referred to in Noté s to Article 81. Rules governing the appointment and allowances of Settlement Officers and Assistant Settlement Officers 1. A member of the Indian or Statutory, Cırı1 Serrice or of the Commission of a Non-Re a listed post Officer, drar the regular allow ance of 2 member -- Out. Corting or of the Coinmission ot a Non-Regulation stant Settlement Officer, trans (a) tlie pa to him if serving in the regular line and (b) a deputation (duty) nllouance of Rs ly to an Assistant who is pattached to in settlement for training only, and is in subordinate charge of any ·rinn 13 No. 44.] ATPENDICES, -LELL - Menn oud fuistant Settlement Officers who are members of the of Non-Regulation pointments ! privilege by genei al ment held by buy VINCI t provided for in the regular prades of ConCCLUID ! Deputy Commissioners or Joint Magistrates, etc In officer of the regular line may be appointed to officiate for a Settlement Officer or an assistant Settlement Ofhcer absent on privilege leave or on leave for not more than sis consecutive montlis during the progress of a settlement; hut in such cases the Incur tencns cannot be seconded Il a Settlement Officer or ... Catilomant Officer belonging to the services mentioned in this Rule, who is in the progress of a settlement for a longer sem during the progress UI of his settlement, he must first revert to fris stihistamine ifpon. line 4 A Collector or Deputy Conmissioner who is a member of the Indian or Statutory Ciril Service or of the Commission of a Non-Regulation province, or who 13 a menber of the Prorincial Service holding a listed post of Collector or Deputy Commissioner, 3 el mattlement of his district in addition to his ordut salary as Collector or Deputy Commissioner, a It is open to the Local Government to puty Commissioner who is in charge of the se district shall be entitled to a luty allowance 5. In ans province except Bonlay the Local Govej nment may giant a meinber of the Indian or Stat of a Non-Regulation province who 16 bele Commissioner and 19 emploved on settleme ties a duty allowance not exceeding Rs 1 or salary otherwise admissible to him ant a duty allowance of Rs 50 per mens istratire charge of a bubdivision when en ement report of the subdivision in addition to his ordinary duties 6 A member of the Provincial Civil Serrice in Madras, Bengal, Bihar and Orissa and Assam who is specially appointed to settlement work which lasts or is expected to last for not less than is nionths, dians (a) the pay or salary which would be admissible to him of serung, in the regular line, and (b) A deputation (dutv) allox inre of Rs 100 per mensem A member of the Subordinate Civil Service in these provincc dras in similar curcumstances deputation (duty) allon ince of Rs 50 per mensem in add.tion to the pay or salary which would be admissible to him if serving in the regular line A Deputy Collector in Bombay appointed to settlement work drans (a) the pay or salary which would be admissible to him of serving in the regular line and not holding in special appointment ( a 1 anno of Rs 50 per mensem and (c) the permanent travelling Junsiff in Bengal, Bihar and Orisea and diaws (a) the pay or salary which would be regular line, and (b) a deputation (dnts) 7 A member of the Provincial Civil Serske in the Central Prorinces, Burma, Punjah, and Baluchistan who is employeul as an Jesistant Settlement Oficer drans a deputation (dutv) allorance of R100 per mennsem in addition to the pas or alary which would he ndmissible to him of serung in the regular line A member of the Prorical Cıvıl Service in the Yorth-Il'est Frontier Prorince and of the Suborduate Civil Service in the Central Province, Burma, and Baluchistan dras when similarly employed a deputation (duty) allowance of Rs 50 per mensem : addition to the pas or salarr Rhich would be adınıssıhle to him if serting in the regular line 8 member of the Prorineal Ciril Service in the United Provinces who is emplored as an Assistant Settlement Officer draws a deputation (duty) alle - of Rs 100 per nensein in addition to the pas or salarr which would te ndmissible him if verving in the regular line, subject to the condition that the total € of the officer do not exceed Is 800 a month ·14 APPENDICES. [Nos. 5 & 6. APPENDIX NO 5.-Cancelled. Re- 100 olds per: 100 25 . APPENDIX No. 6.-Refered to 10 Article 167. Cases in which " charge allowance" has been fixed. (a) Land Revenue (1) An officer of the Settlement Department in the bladras Presidency temporarily in charge of two of the three large parties. (ii) A Talati (village accountant) in Bombay, placed in charge of the duties of another Talati on addition to his on duties, is entitled to allow- Boces as follows (1) If the Talatı whose duties he performs in addition to his own receives fixed pay-such portion of that fixed pay, not exceeding one-half, as the Sub-Divisional Officer may determine. (2) If the Talatı whose duties he performs in addition to his own is remunerated by a percentage on the revenue such portion of such percentage as the Sub-Divisional Officer may determine, prorided always that no extra expense shall be caused to Gorernment by the arrangeinent. (in) An officer of the Madrns Herenne Survey (1) whose pay is less than Rs. 7* (2) who is belon t Deputy Director, manently which is declared t. the independent charge of a party . (0) Salt- An Inspector of the Northern India Salt Revenue when placed in charge of the duties of n Superintendent or Assistant Superintendent (c) Forest- An officer of the Forest or other Department holding temporary charge of a Forest Division in addition to his ordinary duties inny be granted an allowance, to bo fixed by the Local Government, not exceeding Rs 100 a month. (d) Telegraphs b.-der special circumstances, and subject arge of to dussions. (11) An Assistant supelile uuluu holding charge of two sub-divisions. (e) Law and Justice Courts of Law A Subordinate Judicial Officer placed 211 charge of a District Judge's office () Police- (1) Au officer other than a Police Officer, including, in the Bombay Presidency, a supernumerary Assistant Collector, placed in charge of the Police of a District: Provided that such appointment does not involve en increase in the sanctioned strength of officers for the whole Provincere quired for the charge of Police Districts (11) An Inspector of l'olice placed in charge of the current duties of a Superintendent of Police (0) Education An officer of the Indian Educational Service appointed to hold charge, in addition to lus onn duties, of the current duties of another officer in cluded in that Service an allowance not exceeding one-fifth of his salary, or Rs. 200 a month, thichever is less. (h) Medical (1) A Deputy Sanitary Commissioner holding charge of two circles (11) An Assistant Surgeon in the Chemical Examiner's Department wben placed, as a temporary measure, in charge of the duties of the Chemical Annlyser, Bombay, in addition to his own duties, may draw an Blowance of R$ 100 a month in addition to his par 100 50 150 100 100 100 ·15 Nos. 6 & BA.) APPENDICES. Rs, 150 - 100 100 (1) Politirol An officer appointed to hold charge of the current duties of a superior appointment on the cadre of the Indian Political Department other than a Residency 6) Public Torks- (1) An Executire Engineer in charge of two divisions or of an independent sub-division in addition to his division, as a special and temporary arrangement () A temporary engineer holding executive charge of the divisions mas he granted an allowance to be fixed by the Local Governnient not exceeding (111) "ecutire Eng y of an Eseci the current the pay of the higher appointment (T) A sub-dnsional officer placed in charge of two sub-divisions as a special and temporary arrangement, may, at the discretion of the Local Gorerninent or dministration, it the dual charge entails a substantial in. crease of work and responsilalts, be granted an allowance not exceeding (7.) Jarme Department - A Port Officer in the Madras Presidency placed as a special and tem. porary arrangement in charge of two ports thich comprise two separate charges may, at the discretion of the Local Government, be granted an allowance not exceeding 50 50 35 APPEXDIS No 6A --Referred to in Article 2214 Mules for terloning leare in the case of officers stationed in certain remote districts outside India 1 Officers who procecd on leave from or ho on return from leave are posted to (1) Seistan, Finnit Turhat. Inil. an ...11. SL 1* Kerman, (3) Kermanshah, an i mentioned Lelow, to reckon they arrive at (1) Meshed or 21 or Resht, and (1) Srinagai or the nearest point on the Russian Railnay NOTE--14 similar concession allowed to the subordinates of the Khorasan Agency who are of India and they can reckon thest leave os beginning or ading on the day on which they atlle al Quetta or Nuehkil The following periods or leave lave been fixed for the performance of the journess and an oficer's lease commences from the date on which he arrires at the hxed point or from the date of expiry of the fised period. wbichever is earlier Sunlarly the lease terminates from the date of arriral at the fixed point or on the da -arantine that from chinh thn berdinannt -- whichever is later - 12 22 > From Birjand to Meshed Tron Tuibat-1-Haidarı to Quetta or Nushiki GO From Kashgar to Srinagar. 40 From Kashgar to the nearest point on tlie Russian Railway Is From Kerman to Karachu za Bunder Albas 31 From Kermanshah to Karachi via Bussorah and Baghdad 23 or when quarantine is en forced at Bassorab, days. Fronı Kermanshah to Resht on the Caspian 7 From Koh--A[olik Siah to Quetta or Nushiki 30 from Seslied to Quetta or Nushki 65 From Kerinan to Meshed 31 Kort --(Kermanshah should be held to be escluded from thia concaglo in cases of offers pro seeding on, or returning from, privilege teave 1 95 > 5 ·16, APPENDICES. [No. 6A, + While travelling to or returning from the points of departure from which the leave is reckoned officers are treated as on duty entitling thein to salary and travel, ling allowance as for journeys on transfer under the ordinary rules. NOTE 1-[An officer whose transfer is ordered while he is on Privilege leave or is about to proceed on such leave from the places specifed in the opening clarse of paragraph 1 of the Appendix is entitled, in addition to the concession allowed thetein, to the ordinary joining time admisible under Article 182 of these Regulations, bis "station " being taken for this purpose as Quetta or Nushkı or one of the other places mentioned as fired points in this appendix, as the case may be Such officer shall not be entitled to the special rate of joining, time prescribed for journeys on transfer to and from appointments in Persia ] Nors 2 --AD officer whose leave commences or terminates from the date ot arriral at one of the fixed points mentioned in this rule is not entitled to the concession referred to 12 the Exception to Article 251 of these Regulations! 2 Officers who on return from leare other than privilege leave are posted, to or wh - Or M easy shall admissible under Article 190-B for joining time on return from long leave out of India from the date of their debarkation or embarkation at Karachi in cases when they actually land in India, or from the date of their debarkation or embarkation at the port nearest to the point to which they stand posted or at which they have been employed in the event of their not touching at Karachi, and shall be allowed travelling allowance to and from such port as for journeys on transfer under the ordinary rules The joining time admissible for the journeys between Karachi and the places named has been fixed as follows - Days. Karachi and Alwaz 15 Do Maskat 10 Do. Baghdad 23 Do. *Bunder Abbas 13 Do. *Bushire 12 Do *Mohammerah 13 Do Bahrein Actual number of days occupied in the Do Koweit transmission of mail letters at the DO Lingah time the journey is made, plus & days. Officers who proceed on leave, other than privilege leare, to Europe from on return from such leave, and who select e entitled to joining time, not exceeding Baghdad and the railhead at Aleppo, or to a fixed travelling allowance of Rs. 270 non-gazetted officers, in respect of these journeys. 3 A non-gazetted officer in superior service whose salary after transfer does not exceed Rs 400 a month, when proceeding on leare from, or returning from ITA htha Van Gulf, shall he permitted to transport Government once only in every four in joining, and the final journey on Persia or in the Persian Gulf above, employed in Persia or in the Persian Gulf, proceeds on leave and avails himself of the concessions allowed by express previous concurrence to fill a vacancy of less than or travelling to and from the proceed on or return from be on joining time during verså, and shall be allowed journeys on transfer under The joining time admissible for the journeys between Gangtok and Chumbi and Gyantse has been fixed as follows - Gangtok to Chumbi 4 days. Gangtok to Gyantse 14 When quarantire 18 enforced at day of these ports, an additional period of joining time not leiceeding the number of days of actual detention in quanntine will be allowed : tat. Drie 27 ·17 Nos. 6A, 7 & 74.] APTLXDICES. The joining time of an officer returning irom leare begins from the date of artiral at Gangtok or from the date from shich the fired period commences, whichever 19 later. Similarly on proceeding on leave the officer's joining time terminates from the date of arriral at Gangtok or from the date following the expiry of the fired period, whicherer is earlier. APPENDIX No. 7.-Cancelled. APPENDIX Yo.id.-Referred to in Article 306 List of appointments specially classed as Superior or Inferior I.-Inferior. Artificers, other than those specified in Part II of this Appendix, Handicraft men and Labourers. Attendants, warders and keepers in Lunatic Asylums other than Asylums in the Bombay Presidency, and rarders in Jails whose service has not been specially declared as superior. Bázírs Chaudhri oi- Daftaries and Mucha, ishments rovided for in Article 434 II of this Appendix less than Rs 25 Marine Police, Madras Boatmen and boys an- Denial anil Inferior kertants of all sorts Blessengers, Orderlies and Peons, and other petty officers Moner-testers (Potdars) Priests and other ofl.cers einployed to admini-ter oaths Rollermen or Inkinen, Fly-boys or Takers-off, in painting establislipients. Royal Indian Marine Lascara (class II and IV), Lascai Boys, Stokers (class III and IV), General Mas servants, Warrant Officers' Aless servants, Cooks Alates, Assistant Bakers, Ma al h14, Cominanders' servants, Cassauh, Butchers, Bhandaries, Bhandaries' Jates, Lawr tummers, Topasses and writers who are enrolled under the Indian Marine Art Sarkans except Counting Sarkars in the Stamp Office, and Godown Sarkars in the Stationery Office Calcutta Seamen and Boatmen Shroffs whose say does not exceed Rs 15, except in Madras and in the Resident's Treasury, Mysore Turnkeys Weighmen in the Munts whose pay does not exceed Rs 15 and Weighmen attached to the Opium agencies in Malwa drawing less than Rs 10 a month All other appointments already classed as inferioi ly the rule or practice of the Local Government Notr-(Surduts and Lascars of the Ordnance Department, Bengal, are eligible for pensione under the rules of the Military Departinent, which apply to non-combatanta apd Regimental followers on the payment establishment of British and Indian Regiments) II.. Superior (it pay exceeds Rs, 10 a month unless otherwise specially stated). Army Remount Department Darogahs and Satire Stable Orerseers in them, Bailiffs Bailiffs in the Ciril Courts in the Bombay Presidency who begin service on the inferior scale and subsequently rise to the Rs 15 grade and orer count their whole service as sujerior Bazar3, Kotwals of - Book-binders whose professional occujintion is lonk-hinding and fibo are not mere Daftaries Carpenter of the Clistenis Prerentire Departınent, Bombás; on 'pay not less than Rs 30 a nonth Catamaran Distriez at Masiras Commissariat Inspectors. Central Research Inutitute, Kasuli Laboratorr attendants and the engiča driver at the ·18 APPENDICES, [No. 7A. ) niensem Chauffeurs Compounders, Divers Education Department in Bengal, Bihar and Orissa Artificers on the permanent pensionable establishment of the - Those pay is not less than Rs. 15 a month. Farm Jemadar at the Imperial Bacteriological Laboratory, Muktesar, Forest Guards . --Such grades of-on pay exceeding Rs. 10 a month ag ations concerned. Officers and subsequently rise to forest guards count their Goungs. Bázár and Cattle-Market-in Burma. Head Carpenter and Head Fitter of the Military Works Central Workshop, Rurki, on pay of Rs 50 and Rs. 45 per mensem, respectively. Head Nalis (two) on the establıshment of the Economic Botanıst, Bombay. Head Mali of the Government Horticultural Gardens, Lucknon, and Head Malı of the Gorernment Botanical Gardens, Saharanpur. FIospital Purveyors. Indo-European Telegraph Department Artificers and Assistant Artificers in the-, Serang of Lascars and two Tindals drawing Rs. 35, Rs, 30, and Rs., 25 a inontli, respectively, in the Cable branch of the Subordinate Establishment of the- Jail Departnient Head Warders in all provinces and warders in Bihar and Orissa and in any other provinces where the concession has been specially allowed by the Local Government In any province where the concession has not been specially allowed to varders, the whole service of a Head Warder including his service as Warder even on pay of Rs. 10 a month or less counts as superior Kot Duffadar at the X-Ray Institute, Dehra Dun, on a pay of Rs. 20 per Light-houses. Signalmen in Light-keepers (Nativo) in Burma. Lunatic Asylums Head Keepers The whole service of & Head Keeper in Bengal or in any other province to which the concession may be extended by the Local Government or Administration concerned, counts as superior including his sex vice as Keeper even on pay of Rs 10 a month or less Lunatic Asylums, Bombay Presidency Attendants in them, whose pay exceeds Rs 10 a month Lunatic Asylum, Punjab Keepers in the--whose pay exceeds Rs. 10 a month Lunatic Asylums, Burma Keepers in the Mistries and Artificers in the permanent pensionable establishment of the Public Works Department whose pay is not less than Rs 25 Marine Police, Madras Boatmen who were in service on 19th July 1906, and Tindals in Predical Department. Cutlers in the Meteorological Department: whole-time Meteorological Obseryers in the drawing Rs. 10 a month Mint Artificers, if their occupation is injurious to health, Potdars in the Currency Department on pay exceeding Rs. 15 a month. Potdars, Assistant Potdars and Shroffs in the Post Office whose designation was, in December 1899, changed to " Treasurer's Assistant." Printing Establishment Yorkmen employed in-except those whose work is purely mechanical, such as Distributors, Rollermen or Inkmen, Fly-boys or Takers. of but press servants admitted under Article 380 count service as Superior for those months only in which their earnings exceed Rs 10 NOTE 1 (Under-warehousengen & the Government Prese, Madras, and Itapontors are Superior Heryanto) Nott 2-[Presemen, whose pay, it in receipt of fized pay, or whose emolumente, it paid for precework, are not less than Rs 15 a month, are, with effect from let April 1894, treated as Superior servants One-half of service 29 pressmen rendered previous to that date on pay or emoluments of Ro is a month or over 1! also reckoned as Superior service ) Royal Indian Marino · Chief Serangs of Lascars, Serangs of Lascars, Seacun. nies, Tindals of Tindals of Stoke General Mess I enrolled under before the 21st August 1883:- Serangs of Lascars, Tadals of Lascars, Serangs of Stokers, Tindals of Stokers, Ingine-drivers, Beacunnies, Carpenters and Carpenters' Mates 7 ·19 Nos. 74 & 8.] APPEXDICES 01 D- 1cn TL-.ru . Poal In:lian Mann, vesels in All ratings entertained after the 21st August 18) are not friik In any rennon Salutries in the 11) Army liemount Department 2Ciril Veterinary Department. 13) Mounted Infantry in Burma. +2) Transport Depariment, in receipt of pay at the rate of Rs. 30 a uonth. in the Stamp and Stationery Offices, Calcutta Im Rule 4 under Article 487 in thoso months only 10 15; also all Shroffs of the Revenue Department 1a Jadra and of the Resident's Treasury, Mysore, and all Shroffs of the Madras Currency Office whose pay exceeds Rs 10, and those in Bombay who were really clarks and those who e designation ras, in October 1858, changed into Karkuns. Stipendiary Village Arcountants (includiog those paid according to Wingate's scal Bombay, love offices are not hereditary The service of such officers 18 bueilor cien if their par does not exceed Rs 10 Survey of India Dipartment Artificers in the Mathematical Instrument Office, Head Saure Carpenter in the Photostaphic and Lithographic Office, Head Arti. ficers in the Trigonometrical Branch Office, and two artificers in the Tıdal and Lavelling Party Taxidermist in tlie Indian Museum service of a Linenian is Supetment, Jadras he Madras Presidency and the at 5 and Weighmen attached to wards a month Such service only as may be rendered on the masimum pay of Rs 15 a month APPENDIX NO 8-Referred to in Article 429. Correspondence regarding the conditions on which a compensation pension 18 admissible. ESTRACT I.The Governor-General in Council desires that the attention of the sereral Departments of the Government of India and of Local Governments be drawn to the conditions prescribed in the (Civil Service Regulations) for the neinn af anime ta mnamontina noncion Such pension is only granted to ad Secretary of State for special consideration. 3. It is not desirable that frequent relaxations of the rules should be permitted. At the same time, it involves serious hardship of officers are thrown out of emplos. ment when they have not failed in the discharge of their public duties, and are refused all compensation therefor. 4 The Governor-General in Council therefore deems it necessary to remind all Departments, Local Governments, and officers concerned that, in any scheme ·20 APPENDICES. [Nos. 8 & 9. for re-organising an establishment, the claims to pension that may arise in consequence of the TC-0----'-s haut change is made, and, except in cas blishment should be carried out whi to compensation pension, the costo the revision. As stated in cost of the pen. sion, "it may be It or abolition of appointment.'-(Cultura uu lite GULLT MER! u inura, rinunce Department, No. 1090, dated 22nd July 1878.) EXTRACT II.-5. It 19 doubtless tho duty of all public officers to take every suitable opportunity to introduce improvements in the Administration, and as the rules now stand, personal claims such as those of A B often impede administrative reforms otherwiso desirable But it is easy to see that, if the Government were 0. Local improvements must, therefore, be carried out with a due regard to these considerations, and it should be clearly understood that, if a public serrant is discharged, as, in the present instance, Å B has been discharged, a remedy at the charge of the public rerenues for the loss he sustains is not to be expected. (Government of India, Finance Department, to Bombay, No 2053, datel 6th September 1878 ) APPENDIX No. 9--Referred to in Article 470 (a) and 923 (a), Vote. Orders of the Secretary of State deprecating recommendations for "special pensions." EXTRACT I.-8. I take this opportunity of calling your attention to the practice for special pensions. The Code of rules, 1831, prescribed that " the rates of pen. within the prescribed limitations, with approved service, JL appells, unesel, in India to recommend, in nearly every c rules permit, and whenever the service reuucleu uus Deen 411 apoyo tue average character, a special pension is recommended in excess of that shich the rules authorise. 9. It cannot be too strongly insisted upon, and made known to the whole body of Uncovenanted Officers, that the full pension authorised under the roles is not to be giren as a matter of course, but only when the service performed has been the case may be. 4. The Pension Code published by you merely, embodies existing rules as to the grant of pensions ided for the guidance and information of to absolutely preclude your Government to the Secretary of State yon may see The inconvenience, horrerer, of recommending Uncovenanted errants for No 174, and I see no reason to of State, No.401, dated 24th Pinot ·21 No. 9.] APEXDICES. ESTRACT III.-I desire to express my general disinclination to increase the noneflectire charges by the grant of any pensions in excess of that tho Regulations of the Serrice proride, sare in rep of iery exceptional and distinguished service. Mere length of termice, howerer, faithfully performed, us not, I consider, in itself a sufficient ground for exceptional rewards --Secretary of State, Yo 02, dated 8th Jarch 18.7.) EXTRACT IV.-.. I understand Your Excellency to recogniso the objections thich exist to the grant of a pension in escess of that laid down by the rules, and permitted when the serrie may be expected from an his Department. 3. The grant of a bonus has been allowed in certain cases, then paid in India as a mode of reducing the sterling payments If issued in England, it loses that character, and ceases to be of any advantage to the Government as an alternative mode of rewarding an oflicer on retirement 4. I request that, in future, the ordinate nane.nn nt Pa Rmn tha nenin additional pension of Rs. 1,000 in such paragraph of Sir Henry Fowler's Despatc to be the highest amounts to be awarded, - (Secretary of State, No. 121-Financial, EUTRACT V -- 2. As Your Excellency is aware, the grant of pensions in excess of Rs 5,000 a year to officers other than those eligible for special pensions in virtue of or that his services in it were of so distinguished and exceptional a character, as to justify his admission to a special pension I am unable, therefore, to comply with your recommendation in bis favour --(Secretary of State, No 224-Financial, datod o3th December 1909 ) ESTRACT. VI you refer to Lord George Hamilton's Financial Despatch No 121, dlated 7th July ordinary pension of Rs cases where the grant of he the higliest amounts tions Nevertheless you consider that service has been so exceptoinally distinguished and meritorious as to justify you in making your present recommendation in his favour 3 I agree in the less expressed by Lord George Hamilton, and others of nig fredecessors, s to the necessity for restricting the grant of special pensions of this kind to cases of the most exceptional merit, in which the service has beon of a nature nut ordinarily falling withun the duts that may be expected from an officer who has been unnin +1.l. what thepartment With much reluctance, but I the principle, I find myself unable to acc • State, No 197-Financial, lated 1811 Se;' EXTRACT VII - The expression "scirke of a nature not ordinarily falling within the duty" of an officer is capahle of being understood as including service appertaining to another branch of the administration than that in thich the officer is amplovec An example of this would arise it an officer in onc Departinent did, id bus spare time, something tliat was helpful in the working of anothies Department 1t is in this sens? the understood in Irticle Frant of honorarın clilig that the Luluu uot oruinatur and the normal duties of his post. I do not resent decision, so far as it differs from. those previously guten, 16 to emphasise the restrictions on the frant of peas ·22 APPENDICES. (Nos. 9, 10 & 21. beyond the amount allowed by the Regulations Thuis is in accordance with the general tendency of the action taken by my predecessors in dealing with particular cases, as is shown by the fact that in the last five years only four pensions have been granted in excess of the maxima ordinarily admissible, under the Regulations -(Secretary of State, No. 28-Financial, dated i5th Jarch 1912 ) APPENDIX No. 10.-Cancelled. 33 APPENDIX No. 11.-Referred to in Article 557, Note, Summary of the rates for subscription to the Citil Funds. A.-Bengal Civil Fund. Rs. A. Civil Fund, ordinary 2 6 per cent. Wife 20 Additional Daughters, each 04 Sony, each 02 "on to the ordinary branch and double be calculated on the rupee entry of t-pay Certificate, but in no case is owance than Rs. 416), or on a higher ats made in England are converted upee. If the officor is entitled to no se calculated as if he were in receipt ?? Rs. 250 a month--for an officer of not more than eight years' nctual residence in India, Rs. 320 a month for an officer of more than eight, but less than twelve years' actual residence in India Rs. 400 a month--for an officer of twelve or more years' actual residence in India. B.-Jadras Ciril Fund Rs. . en SLY During the first sisteen years' service in all cases 24 per cent. At the same rate during the whole further service in the case of married men or widowers with families. In the case of unmarried subscribers and widoners without familles, the rate is reduced to 1 per cent, after sixteen years' service, to per cent, on the remarriage of the subscriber. absentee allowance are reckoned on the rupee but in no case is subscription calculated on a ir on a higher leave allowance than R$ 833). In the cases of subscribers in England, who are not in receipt of any absentee allowances and who are allowed by the rules of the Fund to make payments in order to retain their interest in the Fund, the allowance on which the rates are calculated is the allowance from Government last drawn when on furlough or sick leave. Payments made in England are converted into sterling at the rate of two shillings or one shilling and nine pence the fupee, according as the subscription is paid to the 8 per cent. or 4 per cent. capital of the Fund 0.-Bombay Civil Fund. Married members 3 per cent. Widowers or unmarried members 2 For daughters (of upon the Fund)2 annas or 4 antas per cent. For sons (if upon the Fund)-2 annis per cent. A member on furl pugh and in receipt of an absentee allowance exceeding £500 a year contributes at the rates shown above on the amount in excess of £500 a year. Any member drawing no allowance, or drawing furlough or subsistence Allowance of £500 ear or less, is not required to contribute.

·23 Nos. 11, 12 & 13.) ATTENDICES. Payments to subscriptions in England are converted into sterling money at the rate of exchange annuails fired for the adjustment of financial transactions between the Imperial and Indian Governments, -Indian Creol Serrice Family Pension Regulations. These rates show the monthly contribution, and are subject to alteration, from time to time, by the Secretary of State ) BT EACH MARRIED SUBSCRIBEE. BY EACH SUBSCRIBER YRO IS UNMARRIED OR A WIDOWER. Years' sergice. Fixed ktorling rates, Reduced temporarils 127 per cen: Fixed sterling rates Reduced temporarily 12 per cent. d d a d U to 7 1 13 4 1 3 3 1 1 10 IV ito 1 !. 2 16 8 2 9 7 1 15 0 1 10 7 III 12 to 15 4 6 8 2 19 0 2 5 6 3 15 10 5 197 JI 15 to 18 6 16 8 9 12 0 3 3 0 is aud over 9 13 4 8 9 2 16 to 33 4 15 0 4 3 1 9. 1 23 to 23 5 150 5 02 es till retirement 7 5 0 8 6 10 1 JIONTILY CONTRIBUTIOX. Adinitional contribation in respect of children Fixed sterling rates L'educed temporarily 12 per cent a. For A Bou 0 11 5 V 100 For a dtughter 1 1 3 018 7 APPENDIX No 12.-Cancelled. APPENDIX YO 13.-Cancelled.

·24 APPENDICES. '[Nos. 14 & 15. APPENDIX No. 14.-Cancelled. APPENDIX No. 15.-Referred to in Articles 862 and 366. List of Colonial Treasurers, Command Paymasters, and other Inperial Agents in the Colonies. Dominion, Colony or Protectorate, Designation of Paying Officer. etc. Bahamas Receiver-General, Nassau. Barbados (and all other West Colonial Treasurer, Barbados. Indian Islands except Jamaica) Bermuda Command Paymaster, Army Pay Office, Bermuda British Guiana Colonial Secretary, Georgetowu. British Elonduras Treasurer, Belize Ceylon Command Paymaster, Army Pay Office, Ceylon, or Colonial Treasurer, Ceylon Egypt* Command Paymaster, irmy Pay Ofire, Cairo Falkland Islands Treasurer, Stanley Federated Malay States Treasurer, Kuala Lumpur. Fiji Colonial Treasurer, Sura. Gambia Treasurer, Bathurst. Gibraltar Command Paymaster, Army Pay Office, Gibraltar. Gold Coast Treasurer, Accra Hong Kong Command Paymaster, Army Pay Office, Hong Kong, or Colonial Secretary, Hong Kong Jamaica Command Paymaster, Army Pay Office, Jamaica, Kedah British Adviser to the Kedah Government, Alor Star, Kenya Treasurer, Vairobi. Malta Command l'aymaster, Army Pay ffice, Jalta Mauritius Command Payraaster, Army Pay Office, Mauritius, or Colonial Secretary, Port Louis. New South Wales Accountant, Commonwealth Sub-Treasury, Sydney. New Zealand Commissioner of Pensions, Wellington. Nigeria Treasurer, Lagos. Northern Rhodesia The Treasurer, Livingstone. Nyasaland Treasurer, Nyasaland Protectorate, Zomba Queensland Accountant, Commonwealth Sub-Treasury, Brisbane. St. Helena Colonial Treasurer, St. Helaa Sierra Leone Command Paymaster, Army Pay Office, Sierra Leone, Somaliland Treasurer, Somaliland Protectorate, Berbera. South Australia Accountant, Commonwealth Sub-Treasury, Adelaide. South Rhodesia Treasurer, Salisbury. Straits Settlements Command Paymaster, Army Pay Office, Straits Settlements (Singapore), or Colo nial Treasurer, Singapore. Tanganyika Treasurer, Dar-es-Salaam. * So long as a British Pay Orice exlata ia Egypt ·25 Nos. 15, 16 & 164.] APTEXDICES. Domininn, Colony or Protectorate, Designation of Paying Officer. etc. Tasmania Jccountant, Commonsealth Sub-Treasury, Hobart Tientsin Parmaster, North China, Orinda Treasurer, Entebbe. Union of South Africa Chief Pensions Officer, Pretoria. Victoria Secretary, Commonwealth Treasury, Alelbourne. Western Australia Accountant, Coromontealth Sub-Treasury, Perth. YOTE AD oc.cer residing in Canada or Newfoundland takes payment from the Home Treauty, remittanne BridgeCacted, under arrangements made by the India Office, through the Bank of Montreal APPENDIX No 16 Cancelled. APPENDIX No 16A.-Referred to in Article 999A. Designation of officers. Special rules and conditions, These are entitled to half the daily allowance ordinarily admissible. - 1. Gazetted Officers and Rangers of the Forest Department zerring in the Sunderbans Dirision 2 Certain officers and their establishments in Aden and in Persia and the Persian Gulf as detailed in the Manuals of the Audit officers concerned 3 The Executive Fogineer, Eastern Xara, and lus establishments. These are entitled to half the daily allowance ordinarily admissible 4 i The establishment accompanying the Comm1510ner in Sind, the Deputy Commissioner, Upper Sind Frontier and the Superintending Engineer, Sind - Officers and subordinates of the Irigation Department in Sind When travelling by steamer supplied at certificate is furnished by the officer concerned that complete camp equipage was maintained throughout the period occupied by the journer When travelling by steamer supplied at the expense of the State provided a certificate is furnished by the officer concerned that complete camp, equipage was maintained throughout the period occupied by the journey When travelling by steamer supplied at the expense of the State these officers draw ordinary travelling allowances subject to the following conditions, namely. (a) that the officer concerned, or if he be of lower rank than an Ixe. cutive Engineer, the Executive Engineer certifies that complete carop equipage was maintained throughout the journey, and (6) that mileage allos ance cannot be dravil in lieu of daily allowance for journeys over twents miley by steamer or partly by steamer and partiş by road, unless the por. tion of the journey performed by rond exceeds trents miles, when mileage should be calenlated on the road jourses only.

·26 APPENDICES. [Nos. 16A, '17 & 18. No Designation of officers. 6 Special rules and conditions 6 7 *The Commissioner of Customs, Salt, Opium and Abkarı, Bombay. The Collector or Assistant Collectors of Salt Revenue in Bombay. Officers of the combined Exciso and Salt Departments in Bengal and in Bihar and Orissa. - When travelling by boat supplied at the expense of the State. When travelling by boat supplied at the expense of the State. When travelling hy steamers or boats provided by Government, these officers drar daily allowance at ordinary rates, not subject to increase under Article 1140, but no mileage The officers of, the combined Excise and Salt Department, Bengal, when travelling otherwise than in Government launches and boats, are'not entitled to increased rates daily and mileage allowances in water districts, under Article 1140. APPENDIX NO 17.- Cancelled [For a list of officers entitled to free passes by rail, see .ippendix 30, l'art It') APPENDIX No. 18-Referred to ir Article 1002. PART I, List of officers rated as in the first class for the purposes of the Travelling Allouance Regulations, LAND REVENUE LAND REVENUR-contd 1. Assistant Collectors in Sind; Deputy Collectors who miay be and Deputy Collectors, fourth grade, appointed Additional Sadar Sub-diriin the Bombay Presidency who received sional Officers in the Bengal Presidirect appointments to the Prorin dency, Extra Assistant Commissioners cial Civil Service in the Punjab, if in charge of sub-dırı- 2 Assistant Commissioners in sions, having separate headquarters, or Non-Regulation Provinces #f employed as Settlement or Assist- 3 Extra Assistant Superintendents, ant Settlement or as Colonization or Fort Blair, Assistant Colonization officers. 4. Deputy Magistrates and Deputy GA. Assistant Directors, 4th and 5th Collectors employed under the Direc classes, and Probationary Assistant n- of linn Dani and Dhar Directors, Madras Survey. GB. Oficers of the Indian Agricultural Service. Exc4E AND OPIUM gunge. 5, Officers of the Settlement De 7. Sub-Deputy Opium Agents. 8. Assistant Collectors of Excise in partment in the Central Provinces and Baluchistan whose pay and local the Bombay Presidency. 74 allowance together exceed Rs 500 a month 6 Deputy Magistrates and Deputy Collectors in the United Provinces in charge of sub-divisions having sepa. rate head-quarters; Extra Assistant Commissioners in Burma in charge of Bengal Bub-divisions or when employed as 88. Superintendent of Excise Rere- Gettlement or Assistant Settlement nue, Ajmer-Mersara. Officers; Deputy Magistrates Sur DEPARTMENT charge of sub-divisions in Bengal, 9. Assistant Collectors, Bombay. Bibar and Orissa, and Assam, includ- 10. Cancelled. ing in the first two cases Sadar sub 11. Assistant Commissioner of Salt divisions; Deputy Magistrates and Rerenue, 24-Parganas, Bengal, * Now styled Commissioner of Excise, Bombaı. in ·27 No. 18.] ATTENDICES. GEN FRAL ADMINISTRATIOY-contd 93.1. Travelling Auditory of State Lines JAT_AND JUSTICF-Courts OF LAW-- 23B. District Judge, Central Provinces, Officers of the Provincial Judicial Service in Burma employed as Additional District Judge or Sub- Dirisional Judge, Sub-Judge and Treasury Oficer of Coorg Citrost 1. Isistant to the Collector of Sea Customs, etc., Karachi. 12 jcctant Collectors of Cus. tois, clase V, and Trobntioners of the Jmperial Customs Sertice Hores 13 Assistant Conservators. 14 Forest Settlement Deputy Col. vertory Mindrag 15 Extra Deputs Conservators and Extra Istant Conservators when plnd in charge of l'orest Divisions 151 Ltrs Assistant Conservators in charge of the Kraukuyu Forest Gulun and of Forest Sub-dit- 61011 in the Shan States and the Jag Sub-dirision of the Upper Chindwin Forest Dirision, 351 Extra Assistant Conservators of rorests employed as Assistant Instructors at the Forest Research Institute and Collego, Dehra Dun. RECISTRATION 15C District Registrars (Rs. 250 27--500) in Diadrag. JAILS 21 Deputy Superintendents of Jails, Bengal and Bihar and Orissa. POLICE- 25 District Superintendents 26 Assistant Superintendents cluding Probationers) 27 Cancelled VAPIYE- 23 Senior Port Officers 23A Port Officer, Orissa Ports. 23B Superintending Engineers, Gorernment vessels and launches, Mandalay. Assistant to the Engineer and Shipwright Surveyor and Superintending Engineer to the Government of Burma and Engineer and Harbour Master, Port Blair. EDUCATION 29 Inspectresses of Schools. 30 Officers of the Indian Educa. tional Service, and Inspectors of the Provincial Educational Service. 31 Superintendent, School of Arts, Madras 32 Superintendent of Sanskrit Studies, Bihar and Orissa Post Orrice J TELECP IPH- 17 Assistant Divisional Engineers, Assistant Engineers, Assistant Electricians and Oflicers of the Second Divi. Bion of the Superior Traffic Branch 17A Deputy Assistant Engincery and Deputy Assistant Electricians in charge of Divisions or performing fwletions which are recognised to lo of equal importance 18 Officers of the Persian Gulf Bection. Indo-European Telegraph Department, whose pay is not less than Rs 300, when travelling beyond Karachi and its suburbs 19 Cancelled GEXERAL ADMINISTRATION 20 Assistant to the Commissioner in Sund 21 Cancelled. 22. Officers in Class II and Proba. tioners of tlie Indian Finance Depart. ment 224 Civilian Officers (including probationers) of the Military Accounts Department whose pay does not exceed Rs. 500 month. 221. Assistant Accounts Officers attached to Civil Accounts Offices, and Assistant Audit Officers attached to Railway Judit Ofices, 23 Deputy Examiners of the Military Accounts Department, MEDICAL 33 Chemical Examiner, Burma 34 Uncovenanted Medical Officers 35 Assistant Sanitary Engineer, Madras. 35A Probationary Deputy Sanitars, Commissioners, not belonging to tho I MS. 36 Afaltary and Ciril Assistant Surgeons in independent medical charge of Cuvil Districts. POLITICAL 37 Assistant Political Agents 33 Native Attachés, Foreign Department- (a) Baluchistan (6) Indore. (c) Rajputana 39 Deputs Assistant Political Agent on the Somali Coast. 40 Assistant Superintendents in the Shan States, except the officer in charge of the lyelat. 41. Headquarters Issistants and Treasury Officers, Taunggyi, Lachio and Falam, ·28 APPENDICES. [No. 18. POLITICAL-contd. 42 Sub Treasury Officer, Kengtung Sub-dirision 13. Assistant Superintendents in the Chin Hills and Civil Officers 117 charge of the Kachun Hill Tracts. 4. Buitish Consular Agent, Pondicherry and Karikal 44.4. His Britannic Majesty's Vice. Consul at Lingah. SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER MINOR DEPART- BIENTS 45 Director-General of Observa, tories 46 Government Quinologist, Mad- AS. 47 Extra Assistant Superintendents, Surrey of India, Ist and 2nd grades 49. Cancelled 49 Assistant Superintendents, Geological Surrey. 50. Government Archäologist, Burma. 50A First Inspector of Factories, Bombay. 50B Assistant Archäological Superintendent for Epigraply, Southern Circle 500. Assistant Registrar, Co operative Credit Societies, United Provinces of Agra and Oudh, and the Registrar of Co-operative Societies in Aymer-Mervara 50D. Officers of the Indian Civil Veterinary Department. 50E. Steam Boiler Inspector, Punjab. PUBLIC WORKS AND RAILWAY DEPART- BEXTS 51, Apprentice Engineers appointed from the Jadras, Poona and Sıbpur Engineering Colleges. 51A. District Engineer, Chittagong Hill Tracts. 52. Assistant Engineers (including Warrant Officers and Civil Upper Subordinates holling the rank of Honorary Assistant Engineers, pro Fided they forego their claim to horse allowance) 524. Deputy Magistrates and De puty Collectors in charge of Canal Revenue Dirisions in Bengal and Bibar and Orissa. 52B Assistant Mining Managers, Dandote and Khost Coleries, 53, Cancelled, 54. Cancclled. 54A. Honorary Assistant Locomotire Superintendents, Honorary Asaistant Traffic Superintendents, Hono rary Assistant Carriage and Wngon Superintendents, Honorary Assistant Signal Engineers, and members of the Permanent-way Establishment holding the honorary rank of Assistant Engineer, State Railways, 55. Officers of class III and Probationary Assistant Superintendents of the Superior Revenue Establishment of State Railways; Probationary Signal Engineers; and Assistant Coal Superintendents. 56. Cancelled. 37. Assistant Electrical Engineer, Viadras. PART II. In List of officers rated as in the second class for the purposes of the Travelling Allorance Regulations. LAND REVENUE POST OFFICE 1 Sub-Deputy Collectors in Bengal, 4. Inspectors of Post Offices and of Binar and Orissa and Assam, Proba the Railway Mail Serske, and Head tronary Deputy Collectors in Bengal and Bihar and Orissa, Probationary Clerks to Superintendents of Post Offices.. Estra Assistant Commissioners Assam. TELEGRAFI EXCISE 4A, Engineering Supervisors and 2. Deputs Inspectors of Ercise in Electrical Supervisors. Biharna. GFXERAL ADMINISTRATION- 5 Jau Factory Juditor in the United Prorisces. 54. Dirisional accountants borne on 3. Probationary Assistant Superin separate provincial scales and paid tendents of the Northern India Salt from prorucial Terenues, on or below Reretiue Department. Rs, 100 per mensen. - m.

·29 Nos. 18, 19 & 20.) ArrEXDICES. TOLICE- C. Probationary Deputs. Snperin. ten'lents of Police in Bengal EDUCATIO 1.411 Deputy Inspectors of Schools in Assam, cistant Deputy rdacn. tional Inspectors in Bombay, Female in Ticing officers of lower rank than Insurans of Schools and (proride their pay of inaximum poy is not less than 850) all other female duca. tinnal officers including female clerks, Mbows veatrous ard school nurses qualified students of the Thomson College under practical training, Ilpnd. -irs of Goicninent High Schools in lesa. JEDICAL S. Civil desistant Surgeons, Civil Ipothecaries in Madras including the Ciril Apothecary attached to tbo hosptal at Virajpet, Femalo Sub-Assistant Surgeons in the Madras Presi. ilency drawing Rs, 100 and less. POLITICAL 9. Tbandare in Kathiawar and in Cinarnt Political Agencies, 11:, Dahı Kantin, Roma Kanthn and Palanpur on and below Rs. 100 per monsem. SCIENTIFIC AND OTIEN MINOR DEPART- MENTS 10 Superintendents of Grazing in sam on tnlaries of Rs 100 and Ils 60 per lnensen APPENDIX No 19 --Cancelled APPENDIX YO 20 - Referred to in Article 1939 List of Officers not entitled to Travelling Alouance for yourneys on tour. No of Entrs. Designation of officers Limitations and Exceptions LIND REVENUE 1 Clerks to Sub-Deputy Collectors in the Assain Valley Districts 2 l'ancelled. 3 Slenials attached to Survey paities in the field 1 - 1 Alenials attached to tlie Field Entitled to actual espenses on account establishments of Settlement of boat-hire and feriy charges. Officers and of Superintendent of Lunel Records in Burma, 5 Fire peons on Rs. 8 month Entitled to travelling allowance under each attached to the Land the ordinary rules for journeys on duty Records Department, Coorg. beyond Mercara. C Cancelled. 7 Rerenue Inspectors of the Land Records Staff in the Central Irorinces 74 Rrrenue Inspectors' chainmen in Entitled to a fixed monthly allowance of the Central Provinces and Berar, Rs. 2 in addition to railway fare for journeys by railwar. 8 Settlement Field establishments in the Punjab and Contral Provinces, including Deputy Superintendents and Punseríms.

·,30 APPENDICES [No. 20. No. of Entry Designation of officers, Limitations and Exceptions. LAND REVENUE-contd. 29 Kanungoes in Assam and the Backerganj District of Bengal. For journeys in a boat, or by road, or partly by boat and partly by road, they are entitled to travelling allowance under the ordinary rules except for the road journey included in the first fifteen miles from the starting point in a day. For halts made in the course of a journey by boat, they are entitled to halting allowance on production of a certificate from the controlling Officer that the hire of the boat had to be paid for the period of each halt. For ilice 101 wole Ludit uien innes in a day, travelling allowance can only be | drawn on a certificate from the controlling officer that it was necessary to travel by such means of conveyance, or at so rapid a rate, as the case may be. Kanungoes in the Backerganj district IdISTU W KS UN VIU, according and DUAL was maintained for all the days for which the allowance is claimed. -9A Khanapuri Kanungoes in Ben Entitled to no travelling allowance exgal, Bihar and Orissa cept actual railway fare of their class Assam, tetaporarily apppointed (Article 1011) when travelling on duty for settlement duty. by rail OR , Sadar (District) Kanungoes in Entitled to a daily allowance of Re. I Baluchistan. which is neither exchangeable for inilaage nor subject to increase under Article 1140 10 Subordinate officers of Revenue : Entitled to travelling allowance shen Survey, Madras, with the ex employed on Topographical and other ception of office establishments special surveys, of the Director and Deputy Sub-Assistants and Head Surveyors, and Assistant Directors, and their peons, as well as the clerks and draftsmen 'of Sub-Assistants are entitled, when working in the field, to draw the permanent travelling allowance mentioned in entry No 12A of Appendix No. 22. District Surveyors and Deputy Sur- Yeyors attached to the establishment of ·31 No. 20.) APPENDICES. Soo!! Entry Designation of officers. Limitations and Exceptions. LAXD Reviste-contd. Subordinate oficers of Nerenuo J.and Recard Tahsildars are entitled to Surrey, Badras, math the exa daily nilowance under the ordinary ception of o.fice establishments rules. The latter ate classed as minis. of the Director and Deputy terini officers and allowed to orthange and Assistant Directors daily allowance for mileage under contu Article 1005 (11). Officers in charge of survey parties may, subject to departmental rules to bo approved us tho Local Government, Grant travelling allowance under the ordinary rules to Field nad Deputy Surveyors and their peons when employed on work involving a considerable amount of travelling 11 Superrisor and Registrar of Kanungoes 19 the United Pro- Tinces 19 Tahuldars and Tahslı Odcin!s. Tahsildar in Chittagong and Orissa, and Tahsili Officials in Chittagong and in the Angul and Khond Mahals of Orissa, are entitled to travelling allowance Tahsildars in the Dacca Dirigion and the Tahşıldar of Chandbhali in the district of Khulna are entitled to travelling allowance for I journeys by boat. Khas Mahal Tahsildars of the Dacca Division are entitled to halting allowance for halts mado in the course of a journey by boat on production of certificate from the controlling officer that the hire of the boat had to be paid during each such halt Tahsildars in the Madras Presi. dency, Tahsildars and Naib Tahsildan in the Baluchistan Agency and the Central Provinces, including, Berar, | Subadars in Coore, and except in the cases noted below, Tahsildars, Naib ! Tahsildars and Settlement Naib Tahsildars in the Punjab (including Settle ment Naib Tahsildars employed as - - LIL 111 (a) The Political Tahsildar, Dern Ghazi Khan District, draws Rs. 28 per day, not subject to increase under Article 1140 (7) Tahsildars 19 Taziristan draw & duly allorance of Rs 18, not subject to increase under Article 1140 Naib llakıms (Political Tahsıldars), Upper. i Kurram and Lower Kurram, Native Assistants, Upper Swat and San i Ranizu, Political Tahsildars, Peshan wor, Kohnt and Bannu, and Political Vaib Tahsildar, Kohat, are granted ·32 APPENDICES. [No. 20. Yo of Entry Designation of officers. Limitations and Exceptions. LAND REVENUE-contd. 12) Tahsildars and Tahsili Officials contd. datly allowance and mileage allowance in a — (c) Settlement Naib Tahsildars charge of circles in the Punjab and the Vorth-West Frontier Province drawing fixed travelling allowance under entrs No 18A in Appendıx 22. | Chaprasis and Jepadars on tahsil establishments in the Punjab are entitled to a fixed monthly allowance of Rs 1-8 and Rs ? respectively when required to tour, their titlo to railway i fare muder Article 1073 remaining un. affected Judicial Moharrirs attached to Tahsil- | dars' or Naib Tahsildars' Courts in the Punjab are entitled to travelling allowance as officers of the third class. Sub Deputy Collectors in Assam when placed in charge of tahsils, are entitled to travelling allowance as Sub- Deputy Collectors. Talısıldars and Naib Tahsildars in the United Provinces of Agra and Oudh. when absent from head-quarters for at least two consecutive nights, are en. titled to a daily allowance of Re 1-8 and Re 1 a day respectively, while on tour within their jurisdictions, the rate heing increased to Rs 2-8 a day in the case of Tahsildars whilo they actually travel in the hills Judicul Moharrirs attnched to Tahsil dars' Courts in the United Provinces, when absent from head-quarters for at least two consecutive nights, are en. titled to travelling' allowance as officers of the third class, while nccompanying Tahsildars on tour. Talisildats and Naib Tahsildats in mer-Jerrara, when ahsent from head-quarters for nt least two consecutive nights, are entitled to a daily allowance of Re. 1-8 while on tour Trithu their respective jurisdictions. Joharnirs of Tahsildars and Naib Tahsildars in the Central T'rovinces are entitled to travelling allowance as officers of the third class Deputy Tahsıllars in the Madras Presi. dlencs are entitled to travelling allor. anre at the rate of As 12 for every day spent on tour. Tahsıl neons and Jeradars in the Cen. tral Provinces and Berar are entitled to a fixed monthly allowance of Re. 1-8 in addition to railway fare for jour. neys by railwar. Tahsili officials in Bengal whose duties are not imediately directed to the ·33 No. 20.] APPLNDICES Xo of Entrs, Designation of officers Limitations and Exceptions - LAND REFEYEconeld 12 Tahsildars and Tahsili Official collection of rent, may be allowed to contd draw travelling allowance under the ordinary rules by the Board of Reven10 it the latter are satisfied in each case that the pay of the official concerned was not fised so as to compensate him for ordinary journeys other than journeys hy rail or steanter Peons and jemadars on Tahsıl establıslıments in the United Provinces are entitled to a fixed monthly travelling allowance of Ne 1-8 and Rs. 2, respect- Ively when required to tour, their title to Railway fare under Article 1073 rematning unaffected is Talatis (Village Acconntants) in is in rule 1 in Appendix 27 Bombay Taluk officiala in Madras and Gumashtashroffs, peons and masal- Coorg miley in Madras are excepted Taluk officials in Madras are allowed to draw tu selling allowance at the ordinary ratez (1) when travelling in the Bhadrachelan Taluk, and (1) when travelhing in any of the tracts mentioned in the local manual of the Accountant- 1 (iuneral, Madras for which an increase 50 per cent over ordinary traveljing allowance is sanctioned Revenue J15pectors in the Madras Presidency ocele, irrespective of the restrictions inlosed by Articles 1055 and 1056, an | allowance of cight annas a day for every day spent away from their headquarters the rate being increased to Me I in the ease of Inspectors travelling within their jurisdiction on the Kollimalai Hills in the Salem district and the Javadi Hills in the North Ircot, South Arcot, and Salem districts Taluk Sharistadars who exercise Magigterial powers in the Madras Presidency are entitled to travelling allowance at the rate of 12 annas a day for jourhe's on local enquiries. Taluk peons in Coorg are entitled, when accompanying Subedarg on tour to trare!ing allorance at the rate of anuas threr and pres tour per diem, on condition that A Subedar is accom. panied by one peon only. (uncelled SALT 16 Assistant Collector of Salt Revenue, Kharagora (Bombay Presidency) 16A Sowars and Duffadars 1 the bind Combined Salt, Excise and Opium Department 1 1 -- ·34 APPENDICES. [No, 20. No. of Entry. Desiguation of officers. Limitations and Exceptions. Salt-contd. daily 17 Kotegasts, Jemadars, and peons of the Northern India Salt Department. 18 Sub-Inspectors and other subordi. Entitled to trarelling allowance for nates of the Madras Salt, forced marches by road under special Abkari and Customs Depart orders, and to actual expenses incurred ment, except office establishment for crossing at private ferries. Clerks. of Commissioners and Deputy on the office establishments of Distillery and Assistant Commissioners Inspectors in Madras are entitled to and except also two Sub-Inspectallowance for road journeys ors and a clerk of the Special within their iespective circles. Mental Excise Inspector employed to servants on the same establishments Fork on Railsays throughout are entitled to daily allowance for road the Presidency journeys and, in addition to railway fare, for journeys by rail within their respective circles. The peons of the Assistant Inspector employed exclusive i ly in the superrision of the fish-curing yards in the districts of South Canara | and Malabar drai travelling allowance at the ordinary rates. The Sub-Inspector of the Salt, Abkari and Customs Department attached to the Office of the Abkari Deputy Com. missioner of Madras is entitled to draw travelling, allowance at the ordinary rates for journeys made by him on tour with the Abkarı Deputy Corumissjoner. Clerks and peons of the Inspectors of Customs Circles in the Madras Presi. dency are entitled to daily allorances for journeys by road within their respective circles. Clerks of Inspectors and peons of Inspectors and Assistant Inspectors of the Salt, Abkari and Customs Department of the Madras Presidency are, for journeys on tour within their respective circles, entitled to daily allowanco. under Article 1063 and annas two, respectively. Sub-Inspectors and other subordinates of the Salt, Abkari and Customs Department, Madras, engaged in the supervision of shipments of salt es 1.1.1 Sub-Inspectors and other subordinates of the Salt, Abkari and Customs Depart ment in charge of Sen Customs offices, Madros, are entitled to actual espenses incurred by them on boat hire when patrolling, and proceeding to and returning from inspection of bips.

·35 No. 20.) APPE DICES, Sood Entry. Designation of officers, Limitations and Exceptions, SALI-concld. Sub-Inspectors, etc.--contd. 18 Sub-Inspectors, petty officers and peons of the Salt, Abkari and Customs De. partment, Madras, employed on Salt and Ercise duties are entitled to actual expenses incurred by them on boat hire for journey, performed within their ranges EXCTA, 18A Excise peons in the Punjab and the Yorth-West Frontier Province. 1817 Excise Inspectors employed on peripatetic daty in the United Provinces. Draw travelling allowance under Articles 1063 and 1073 for journeys on tour Frithin jurisdiction. Entitled to a daily allowance of Re. 1-8 Then absent from head-quarters for at least two consecutive nights, provided nothing is drawn for the cost of car. riage of tents, the rate being increased to Rs 2-8 a day on marching days in the hills, provided all such journeys are certified by the Superintendent or Deputy Commissioner to be performed on public service in the hills Subject to the same proviso the Inspector at Dehra Dun, going, on special occasions, thiough to Chakratá in a day, may perform the journey in a tum-tum and draw a fised sum of Rs 12 for the journey. Entitled to actual expenses on account of boat hire and ferry charges. - 18C Peong (R$ 10-12) of the combined Excise and salt Depart. ment, Bengal. FOBZBT. 19 Deputy Rangers not in charge of Ranges elsewhere an in Mad ras and the Andaraans, Foresters not in charge of Ranges elsewhere than in Madras, Bombay and the Andamans, and Forest Guards. (a) All Deputy Rangers and Foresters those duties necessitate the keeping of a horse or pony or the maintenance of other carriage may, under the orders of the Local Government, draw travelling allowance at the ordinary rates (b) In Assam and Burma, all officers of the Forest Department whose pay does not exceed Rs 100 a month mas draw actual expenses for journeys hy boat where this is the ordinary mode of travelling, irrespectire of the fact that the journey does not esceed 5 miles from headquarters (c) The Local Government may limit the ordinary jurisdiction of Depaty Rangers, Foresters not in charge of Forest ranges and forest Guads in the Lushai tills to a radius of fire miles from their head-quarters, 50 as trad. mit of their drawing trarelling allo- Ance if they go beyond this limit. - 19A Peons attached to the Forest Oficer for the Feedatory States of Orissa, 20 Cancelled.

·st [No. 20. APPENDICES. No of Entry Designation of officers. Limitations and Exception REGISTRATION. Rural Sub-Registrars in Bengal and Bihar and Orissa, POSTAL DEPARTMENT Overseers of Mail Lines May be granted conveyance allowances not exceeding Rs 20 a month under the special sanction of the Director- General, Posts and Telegraphs, pronded their pay and allowances together do not exceed Rs 100 23 Cancelled TELEGRAPH 23 Sub-Inspectors at Hindabagh, May, be granted conveyance allorance Loralai, Fort Sandeman, Dera under Article 1077 and allowed milcage Ismail Khan, Merul and Edward under the special orders of the Diviesabad sional Officer 21 Telegraph Department Sub. May, be granted trarelling allowance Inspectors, except those in ontry under the special sanction of the No 23A, Linemen and Battery i Director-General, Posts and Telegraphs, who may impose any restrictions he thinks fit. Linemen inay draw actual ferry charges AD:IINISTRATION men 1 Waliout and grass-cutters attached to elephant cstablishments inaintained by heads of departments and district officers in Assam Dahouts on all permanent establishments in Burma. 25A Crow of bonts or steam launches Not 'entitled to travelling allowance for in Madras ordinary journey on duty with such bont or vessel. 271 | Temporary tent-pitchers or khalasis accompanying officers on tour in the United Provinces gazetted LAW AND JUSTICE-COUNTS OF Law. 26 Civil Court Amins in the United Provincos 27 Cancelled 29 Cancelled 29 Proce«s-servers and Bailiffs In Bombas bailiffs or process-servers may drar actual ferry charges In Burma bailiffs and process-servers may dras actual charger on account of boat hire In Madras process.servers and amins employed as process-servers may, in special cases, draty hatta under the orders of the High Court ·37 No. 20.] APPENDICI's Sa of Entrs Desiguation of officers Limitation and Exceptions L43 AND JOBTICE-Courts or L4--contd, in .24' Stationary Sub-Magistratos the Jadras Presidency Lotitled to draw travelling allowance at the rate of annas 12 a day for journeys on local enquiries POLICE Entitled to have their necessary boxgage including intensils, conveyed at Government expenso when employed on ecrost dnty » Police Officers and men of all grades (including those employed in the Criminal Intelligence Department*) helow the rank of Atant Superintendent, with the under-mentioned erceptions General (1) Sub-Inspectors who may be allowed the concession at the dis. retion of the Local Governmont - Entitled to draw dails allowance at the ordinary rates for all journeys on duty of more than 15 miles from their headquarters. provided that, in the can of officers attached to a police station, the place to which they travel is heyond the limits of the police station (11) Head Constables and Constables who are not in receipt of perminent monthly travelling allowatire - My draw actual exponses for journeys by boat Thero this is the ordinary mode of travelling (11) Cancelleil (10) Exerpot in Burma, Circle In- -nectors when absent from headquarters, --Entitled to daily allouance at Re 1 (v) Officers entered in Appendix 20 as entitled to a fixed monthly travelling allowance Bombay 01 Mounted policemen when de puted hevond their districts for the purpose of receiving struction in cavalry drill and as farriers --Entitled to batta at the tate of 3 annas a day for the whole period of their absence fu) Policemen of all ranks emplored on rlerical duties in the nffices of Deputy Inspectors. General of Police Superinten. dents Asistents and Deputy Superintendents of Police in the Bomlar Presidency • The ordinary juris liction of this establishment to configed to radios ot 2 miley imm haast quarter of rich sub-agency.

·39 APPENDICES. [No. 20. No. of Entry. Designation of officers. Limitations and Exceptions. POLICE contd. Bombay-contd. (111) District Police officers below i post. Such officers serving in Sind are entitled to draw daily allowance for journeys on duty of more than 15 miles from their headquarters provided, in the case of officers attached to a police station, that the place to which they travel is beyond the limits of the police station. The headquarters police in Sind also draw daily allowance when travelling beyond the circle of the Circle Inspector within whose jurisdiction the head quarters town is situated (iv) Police officers of the Kathrawar, Palanpur and Dahi Kantha Agency Police below the rank of Sub-Inspector - May draw daily allowance for all journeys on duty beyond 15 miles from headquarters, irrespective of whether the place to which they travel is within or beyond the limits of the police station, Jadras. (1) District Armourers. (11) Constables, head constables and sub-inspectors on less than Rs. 70 a month employed within the Pollachi division of the Coimbatore district, draw daily allowance at 50 per cent. over the ordinary rates when travel. log in that portion of the Apamalai Itulls chichi 13 included within the limits of the Kottur nolice station. 1 (in). Prosecuting Inspectors, and Sub-Inspectors rho are readers to Superintendents and Assistant and Deputy Superiatendents, may drar ordinary travelling allowance for jour. ners on duty beyond their lead. quarters, ut addition to the con- Ferance allowance admissible to them unacr cntry No. 81 Q. of Arpendix Yo. 20 ·39 No. 20.) APPENDICES. Yo, of Entry. Designation of officers. Limitations and Exceptions. 1 1 POLICE-contd. Jadras-conta (IT) Cochin. Inspector or Sub- , Jay drar trarelling allowance under Inspector of Police at - Articles 1033 and 1034, subject to the condition that the amount of the allow. | ance drawn in any one month does not exceed Rs. 15. (v) Police head constables and constables in the lindras Presi. dency.-Entitled to draw tra. relling allowance for all journeys extending to more than 15 miles from their head-quarters, pro. Fided that the place to which thes trarel 19 beyond the limits of the police station to which they are attached Constables are also entitled to actual es penses for travelling by boat or ferry, in addition to daily allowance, during journeys outside jurisdiction, though such jour. neys do not exceed 20 miles United Prorinces ! 1. (11) buwan W10 10 employeu vil patrol duty beyond a limit of fire miles from head.quarters - Entitled to have their necessary baggage, including utensils, conveyed at Government ex pense, provided that the conveyance of baggage is certified to be necessary by the Chief Police officer of the district. (111) Police officers below the rank of Sub-Inspector - Entitled to drat duils allowance at the ordinary rates for all journeys on duty of more than 15 miles from their head-quarters, provided that, in the case of officers attached to a police station, the place to which they travel is beyond the limits of the police station Punjab. (1) Policemen employed as clerks in district or divisional offices. (11) Policemen travelling on escort duty --May drar travelling allowances, under special sanc tion given in each case by the Local Government, when the Local Government considers the circumstances of the journey such as to require this conces. sion ·40 APPENDICES [No. 20. Xo of! Entry! Designation of officers Limitatious and Exceptions POLICE-contd Punjab-contd. (111) The Commandant and Risaldar, Border Military Police, and the Commandant and Subedar- Major (or other native officer working for him in his unavoidable absence) of the Baloch Levy (iv) Sub-Inspectors of Police - Entitled to draw daily allowance at the ordinary rates for all 1 journeys on duty of more than 1 15 miles from their head-quar- 1 ters, provided that, in the case of officers attached to a police station, the place to which they travel is beyond the limits of the police station Bengal and Assani (1) Constables of the river police when deputed to travel on inland passenger steamers --Entitled to draw a daily allowance of two annas in addition to a fice pass or the amount of the taie for every day on which they are absent from head-quarters for more than 8 hours (11) Native officers, Non-comunisbioned officers and men of the Military Police.-May charge for the conveyance of their baggage in alt cases in which journeys are undertaken on duty under proper authority, when permanent transport is not available and when the conveyance of baggage 13 certified to be necessary. This concession applies also to journeys on duty beyond juris. diction and to journeys on transfer from one district to another, except where double railway fare is allowed under Article 1012. Mny also draw actual expenses for journers by boat where this is the ordinary, mode of travel. ling. --- Burma (1) Inspectors who have to trare! on inspection duty in the interior of districts (1) Native officers, Non-comedistioned officers and men of the Mifitary Police in Upper and Lower Burma - Mfay charge for tho conveyance of their baggage ·No. 20.) APPENDICES Vo of Entry Designation of officers. Limitations and Exceptions. l'onorrol Buria-contd in all Codes in which journeys are ertaken on duty under pro per uthorits when permanent tri-port 19 not available and aren't coutryance of ba gago is vertical to lo necessary This nesron applies also to JOURS on duty beyond jurisclertion and to Journeys on transfer froin one district to another ercept where double railway fare is allowell under Article 1012. ay also drar actual expenses for journers hy boat where this is the dary mode of travel ling 1 Sub-Inspectors and Sergeants in Burma who are not in receipt of permanent monthly travelling allowance -llay draw actual expenser for journeys by hoat where this is the ordinary mode of travelling 11V) European Inspectors and Sergeants of the Burma Police an European Sergeants of the Hangoon Town Police when on duty ontside Burma.--Entitled to darly allowance at Rs 2 (v) Polsce lead Constables and Constable except those in the Pahikko Hill Tracts, the Sal. ween District and the Chain Hills, he entitled to draw travelling allowane for all journeys on duty extending to more than 15 miles from their head-quarters, provided that, in the case of flead Constables and Constables attached to police-stations, the "place to which they travel 15 besed the limits of the police- Station to which they are attached Head Constables and Constables are also entitled to daily allowance in addition to actial expenses for journeys by hoat extending to more than 15 miles from their headquarters anel, in the case of men attach. ed to police-stations, also beyond the limits of the police stations Heal! Constables and Constables in the lakökku Hill Tracts, the Salteen District and the Chin Ilills are entitled to charge for the conveyance of their baggage in all cases in which journeys Nont-The daily allowance admissible to constable is four *. . day, wbleh ft to iny Increase in the opecial tracts ·42 APPE. DICES. [No. 20. Xo. of Entry Designation of officers. Limitations and Exceptions. POLICE-contd. Burma--concld are undertaken on duty under proper authority, when perma. bent transport is not available and when the conveyance of bag. gage is certified to be necessary. dimer-Jeruara Police officers below the rank of Sub-Inspector -Entitled to draw daily allowance at the ordinary rates for all yourneys on luty of more than 15 miles from their bead-quarters, pro- Tided that, in the case of officers attached to the police station, the place to which they travel is beyond the linuts of the police station, Port Blair, Officers of the Port Blair Police when employed on special duty beyond their district. -Entitled to daily allowances at the maxinum rates noted below, in 3Ccordance with section 20 of the Police Manual of the Andamad and Nicobar Settlements . - Rs 4, P. European Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors 2 0 0 Native Inspectors and Chief Constables 080 . Baluchistan. Policemen employed as clerks in the office of the District Superintendent of Police in Zboh Yorth-Test Frontier Prorince Commandants and Subedar. Jajors of the Border Military Police, Coorg. Police Head Constables and Constahles. -Entitled to dras traselling allowance for all journers extending to more than 15 miles from their head-quarters, provided that the place to thich thes travel is beyond the limits of the police station to thich they are attached.

·43 No. 20.) ATTENDICES. Yo o!! Eotry Designation of oficers. Limitations and Esveptions. Polic-concld. ! Coor--conced The Prosecuting Inspector is to dray travelling allowance for all journeys of more than 5 miles on duty ! beyond his headquarters station, Jercora, to which his jurisdiction is limited, in addition to the conveyance allowance ad missible to him under entry No. 61-1 of Appendix No 26. MEDICAL 31 Officers of the Vaccination Do Vnecinators on the staff of a Deputy partment below the rank of De Sanitary Commissioner in the Punjab puty Sanitary Commissioner may be granted travelling allowance at elsewhere than in Madras, i mileage rates with the sanction of the Bengal, Bihar and Orissa, Local Government, when required to Burma and Assam travel rapidly to a distant place. The Native Superintendent of Vaccination in Ajmer s entitled to travellıng - Aprendıs 22). Inspectors of Sanitation and Vaccination and Assistant Superintendents of Vaccination in Bombay receive fixed monthly travelling allowances as shown in entry 75, Appendix 22 Peons attached to the Inspectors of Sanitation and Vaccination in the Bombay Presidency (including, Sind) drar travelling allowance under the ordinary rules SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER JISOR DEPARTMENTS 32 Cancelled 33 Veterinary Assistants serving in the Army Remount Department in Baluchistan Are granted a horse allowance of Rs 15 a month. Entitled to free carriage of their neres. sary baggage, including utensils. 3. Khalaşı$ and other inferior and menial servants of the Survey of India Department except such as accompany administrative of cers on tour [TDLIC WORKS Der ICTEXT, 35 Pette est nts expressly en- The Local Government in ce of doubt anged for service in the field, may derida whether any particular officer of clase of officers comes ithin this term or not. 1 ·41 APPENDICES. [Nos. 20 & 21. No. of Entry, Designation of officers. Limitations and Exceptions. PUBLIO WORES DEPARTMENT concld, 35 Petty Establishments expressly Khalasis accompanying Sub-Divisional engaged for service in the field Officers and subordinates employed in contd the Western Nara District in Sind to Beli Thap are entitled to travelling allowance under the ordinary rules for their journeys by road, 36 Sub-Overseers. May be granted conveyance allowance under Article 1077; also mileage under the special order of the Executive or Assistant Engineer. Permanent Lower Subordinates attached i to the two Sanitary Districts under the Government of Borabay and those trho are employed on conservation work in the Archæological Department in the Bombay Presidency are entitled to a daily allowance of 10 annas 8 pies for the days they are away at a distance exceeding 5 miles from their headquarters except those on which mileage is drawn under the special forders of the Executive or Assistant Engineer in the case of the former and the Superintendent, Archæological Survey, Western Circle, in the case of the latter. 411 Public Works Department Lower Subordinates employed in the Amherst and Sandoway Public Works Divisions, Burma. Anny draw nctual expenses for Journeys by hoat where this is the ordinary inode of travelling, irrespective of the fact that the journey does not ticeed 5 miles from headquarters 37 Surveyors. 37ACanal Mistris. RAILWAY DEPARTMENT 39 Trnin staff or running cstablisb. Are not entitled to any allowance under ment of a State Railway.. Irticles 1011 to 1014. 32 Petty establishments expressly Agents, and Engineers-in-Chief in CASA engaged for service in the field, of lines under construction, may decide in doubtful cases thother any particular officer or class of officers comes within this term or not 10 Sub-Overseers. Wat he granted contegarice allowance under Article 1077; also inilcago tinder the special riler of tho Erecutire or Assistant Engineer. 41 Surresort, APPENDIX No. 21. Cancelled.

·45 No. 22.] APPENDICES. - 5 APPENDIX To 22-Referred to in Irticle 1043. List of l'ermanent Jonthly Travelling Allowances Varl-The fatre in the pendix are in many caso now tunable or Propacial Goveranente uodet ibi Relatos de ASIDE the power of the Government of India and Local Governments in itin teatter, and such came will in future to embodia to Proviarist supplements and not in these Titula 100* Rate of *** enstion of Ont. Ar Permanent F.atry Trelung Allomadre LAND REVENUE. Rs. a. p. Taluldari Sottlernent_omcer, Gujarat 200 0 0 2 Collertor, Thar aud Parkar 175 00 3 Collectors and Magistrates 1st, 2nd and 3rd Assistant Collec' tory, and .ssistant Collectors in charge of a division of A. district), in Sind 150 00 4 Deputy Commissioners of Irakan İl!l Tracts, and Upper 160 00 - Superintendent and Deputy Super intendent of Revenue Survey and Settlement, Bombas 150 00 6 l'ancelled Collectors and Magistrates, and 1st, 2nd and 3rd Assistant Collectors in Bombay 12500 Cancellent As-istant Collectors in charge of taluhas, Bombay. 100 0 0 10 Assistant Settlement Ollicers in Settlement Department, Bornbay 100 00 11 District Deputy Collectors in Buinbaj and Deputy Collectors in charge of Sub-divisions in Sind 75 00 12 District Deputy Collectors not in charge of Sub-divisions in Sind, including the Naturo Assistant to the Commissioner 50 0 0 12A Field establishinents of the Surrey Department in the Madras Presidency only while working in the field- Sub-Assistant (first class) on pay of Rs 250 40 00 Sul-Assistant (second and third class) on pay of RS 200 and 160 8000 Head Surveyors (all classes) on pay of Rs, 100, '80 and 60 20 00 Sub-Assistants' clerks and craftsmen (one of each grade) on pay of Rs 15 and 20 5 00 Sub-Assistants and Head Surveyors peons on pay of N6.7 3 0 0 13 Supervisory, Ramaigar and Haldrani, on the establishment of the Executive Engineer, Kumaon Government Estates, United Provinces 20 00 14 Cancelled. 15 Mamlatdars and Survey Mamlatdars in Bombay 25 00 15. Suh-Deputy Collector in charge of the Palamau Govertiment Estate, Bihar and Orissa 25 0 0 19 Mahalkari of Supa Petha in the Kanara District .. 23 00 16A 20 00 17 1 15 00 15 00 Provincey 18 Sursesors in Sind, for seven months in the year working season 181 Settlement Vaih Talısıldars in charge of eireles and the North-West Frontier Province 19 Karkuns of Assistant Collectors and Mag District Deputy Collectors, and the lead 0 0 All ULEIL ·46 APPENDICES. [No. 22. Yo.c1 Donation of Odeer, Patet Pergladet Trayel AHOFIC. H:. 4. p. 10 00 LAND RETextE-concid. 20 Diruional Tapedars, Supertising Tapedsrs and Tapeders in Sind 21 Cancelled. 22 Circle Inspectors of Land Records and Agriculture, Bombay 23 Gotars in Sind 23 Peons of Surresors in sind, for seven months in the rear during the working season 0 0 2 0 0 200 0 0 SALT 24 Assistant Collector of Salt Rerenuo in charge of the Goa Frontier 25 Assistant Salt Revenue, Bombay, whea in charge of the Northern Frontier Range 26 Assistant Collectors of Salt Revenue, Bombay ibat see entries 24 and 25) Nature Assistant to the Collector of Salt Berende in Bombas 03 Cancelled 150 0 0. 100 00 75 00 1 15 00 30 CI- I 10 0 0 20 00 ASSESSED TAXI. 304 Inspector and Examiner of Accoonts, Income Tax establish. ment, Aden Excise. 31 Inspector of Excise, allupuram Circle; and Inspector and to Assistant Inspectors, Jadras Town Circle 32 Cancelled. 33 Excise Sub-Inspector, Vymensingh; and Sub-Deputy Collector of Nowgong employed 10 superrising ganja cultivation 34 Assistants to the Gadja Superrisor, Rajshahi 35 Cancelled. 60 0 0 25 00 20 00 CUSTOMS. 36 *Commissioner of Customs, Salt, Opiam and Excise, Bombay 37 Personal Assistant to ditto 2000 100 00 200 0 0 FOREST 33 Conservators, Bombay; Deputy Conservators in charge of Circleg is Bombay; and Assistant Collectors employed 19 Forest Settlement Officers in Sind 9 Deputy Conservators in Bombay but see entry 35) and Assist Ant Conservators in Bombay who have passed in a Ternacalar language or who hare been placed in permanent charge of a Forest Division before having passed in a Fernacular language 40 Assistant Collectors appointed Forest Settlement officers, Bombay, any allowance the Local Government mas grant, subject to a maximum of 150 00 150 0 0 Xow styled Commissioner of Excise, Bomtas.

·47 No. 22.) APPENDICES, So. Luy Delmation of Oct. Rate of fert) anent Travelling Allowance. Rs. a P- 50 00 #40 0 0 #30 0 0 *2000 30 00 Fonet-contd. 404 Forest fleicnic Collectors appointed in connection with the management of the protected forests in the Sunderbans of the Itachergans District 401 Rangers crplored in the Andamans. 11) Who-c par is Rs. 115 to Rs 200 per mensem (11) Whose ons is Rs 10 to Rs 150 per mensem (111) Who'c pas us Ils 60 to Rs E0 per mcnsem 41 Rangers in charge of the Ratnagiri Subdivision and the Goompahır and Senchal Ranges of the Darjeeling Division 414 Ranger in charge of the Mahaldaram Range of the Darjeeling Division 4. rrobationers for admission to the Imperial Forest School at Dehra Dun during the term (31 monthe) of practical train. 13 Nangers 22 Nombay (but see episy 41); and Sherishtadars of Forest Settlement Officers in Bombay 43A Deputy Rangers employed in the Andamans 44 Deputy Rangers or Foresters in charge of Ranges in Madras 45 Karkuns of Forest Settlement Othcers in Bombay; and Foresters on pay of Rs 20 and upwards in Bombay, if in charge of Ranges 45A Foresterg employed 10 the Andamans 25 00 25 00 15 00 *15 0 0 12 00 10 0 0 *100 75 00 RECISTRATION. 46 Inspectors of Registration Offices, Bombay 47 Inspectors of Village Registration in the districts in which the Deccan Agriculturists' Relief Act, 1879, is in force 48 Karkuns of Inspectors of Registration and Stamps, Bombay 25 00 15 0 0 POST OFFICE, 49 Cancelled 50 Cancelled. ADMINISTRATION 50A Chief Commissioner of Delhi 300 00 BOB Commissioner in Sind, on condition that he maintains à motor car at hus own expense (otherwise the allowance to be reduced to Rs. 250) 400 00 51 Commissioners of Divisions, except in Bombay and Ajmer 25000 52 Assistant Commissioner in Sind; and Commissioners of Div. siops, Bombay 200 00 524 Deputy Auditors General 400 00 53 Native Assistants (Deputy Collectors) to the three Dirisiona) 100 00 534 Establishments of Deputy Auditors-Ĝeneral,- O Superintendents 100 00 (ii) Ist class Clerke 70 00 (iu) 2nd or 3rd class Clerks 60 00 54 the Commissioners of Vative Assistants: 30 OO 100, but not less than 23 00 (iii) Men whose pay is less' Rs. 75, but not less thaa Ro 50 a month 2000 (17) Men whose pay is less than Rs. 50, month 15 00 • The allowance f. Inadaicable la voy month daring which an Acer is abrent from beadquortert for less than 15 daye 1 1 1 11. 1J LILL ·48 APPEYPICES. INO. 22. Rs. P. Rate of No. of De ignation or on Permanent Entrs Tn TeiMog Allowance. ADMINISTRATIO-cond 51A Local Audit Stalf of the Office of the Accountant-General, Bihar and Orissa, 1th the erception of those in the Bettiah and Patna Circles.- (1) Local Auditors 70 00 (11) Assistant Auditors 40 00 (111) Andit Clerks 30 0 0 (iv) Peong 6 0 0 NOTE (These permanent selling allowances ATC pubject to the following conditions and CODCESIODO (a) They may the drawn throughout the seat in the ordinary course, in addition to pay (5) Article 7045 is not applırsble in the Toral Auditors (c) Local Audstors will draw, nadilation to their peringnent travelling allowances, & single Railway are fur themselves of the class of accommodation to they are entitled, and a third clasa fare for one servant, it one actually accompanies them (d) For roal journey in excess o! 20 mites, the local kudit staff will draw halt tho mileage admissible under Article 1034 without forfesting the permanent travelling allowances ! LAW AND JUSTICE COURTS Or LAW 55 Cantonment Magistrato, Barrackpore and Dum-Dum Cantopments 55A Resident Magistrate of Hubli-Dharwar 553 Karkun of the Resident Magistrate of Hubli-Dharwar 60 0 0 05 00 7 00 JALLS. 56 Inspector-General of Prisons and Registration, Bombay 200 00 10000 15000 . POLICE. 57 Cancelled 58 Cancelled 59 Assistant Superintendent of Police, Arakan Hill Tracts 60 Superintendent of the River Police, Bengal ODA Assistant Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent of the River Police, Bengal COB Inspectors of the River Police, Bengal 61 Sub-Inspector, Karachi-Khelat Frontier Police 62 Sub-Inspectors (including prosecutug sub-inspectors), Raulw.ly Police ip Bombay Presidency, including Sind 62A Head Constables in charge of police stations serving on Railways in Bombay Presidency, including Sind 62D Sub-Inspectors of the River Police, Bengal 1: 63 Head Constables of the River Police, Bengal 64 Constables of the River Police, Bengal 100 00 30 0 0 25 00 20 0 0 15 00 1500) 7 0 0 3 0 0 125 00 100 00 EDUCATION 65 Educational Inspector in Sind 66 Educational Inspectors in Bombay 67 Sub- issistant Inspectors of Schools in the Hill Tracts in the Northern 'Circars; and Deputy Inspectors of Schools in Burma 67A District Inspector of Schools, Kangra 67B Assistant Superintendent for Female Education, Delhi 68 Sub-Inspectors of Schools in Burma 50 0 0 45 00 60 0.0 30 0 0 ·49 No. 22.) al'l'. DICFS Jo.!! 11:1). 1 Isratke nel Kate of Petranet Trrellog Altowane Rs. a. P 37 0 35 00 EntcuiOS ontd Cubant In-yurtor of School, Valgin District, Subtant inperior of huil, Valihor, South Cauarit, and orth Comfort ustant Dietrict Inspector of Scliools, Sinto. while actually employer! 11 the Simula District and the 110 Stats attich thereto, and Assistant District In-pictor of School, Kingra ! Sonnant In-person of Muhammadin schools and Sub- 1411 tant in the reseas of girls' srhools in Madras Presidenis 70 neluti Inspector And the Instant Deputy In-pectors of Schim's in the town of Bombay; Assistant District Inspec. lors of Schools in th. l'unjali Sal. cystant Inspectors of School, Madras l'resisleney, opt thone mentioned in entries 67. 19 and 64A and those placed in charge of dietricts as District Assistant Inspectora 11 District Inspectors of schools, Punjab HIA Itinerant teachers in Dur18- (1) In special locaties 01) In ordinary localities 710 Suportisor of Llementary schools in the Hill Tracts of the Northern Circars 71C Supervisors of Elementary Schools in the districts of Malabar, South Canara and Yorth Coimbatore 711 Supervisors of Muhammadlan Elementary Schools in the Madras Presidency except those mentioned in entries 71B and 710 71E Supervisors of Hindn Elementary Schools in the Madras Presidency except those mentioned in entries 713 and 710 72 The Inspecting Pandit of the Primary Schools within the South Suburban, Manichtola, Kossipore, Chitpore and Barahnagar Municipalities in the District of 21-Parganas 25 00 30 0 0 15 0 0 10 0 0 25 00 18 12 0 15 0 C 12 8 0 5 0 0 MEDICAL 30 00 25 20 0 0 73 Inspectors of Sanitation and Vaccination and Assistant Superintendents of Vaccination in Bombay- (1) Whose pay 13 Ry 100 per niensem (11) Whose pay is Rs 75 per mensem (111) Whose pay is R$ 65 per mensem 74 II ospital Assistants in the Punjab engaged upon itinerary duties; and Hospital Assistants attached to the Kuram Militia 75 Inspector of Vaccination, Coorg (for eight months in the year only) 16 Vaccinntors in Sind and the tro vaccinatore attached to the British Trade Agency at Gyantse Vaccinators in Coorg (for eight months in the yerr only) 15 00 10 00 5 00 3 00 250 0 0 POLITICAL 78 Agent to the Governor-General in Baluchistan TRA A gent to the Governor-General and Chief Commissioner in the North-Vest Trontier Province 79 Political Agent, Khyber FO Political Agent, Kolhapur and Southern Mahratta Country 81 Cancelled. 82 Cancelled. 83 Cancelled. 84 Cancelled 85 Political Agents, Mabi Kantha and Palanpur, and Assistant Political Agent, Palanpur 66 Cancelled. 250 0 0 250 00 200 00 150 0 ·50 AI'TEXDICES. [Nos. 22, 23 & 24. No. of Entry. Designation of Omrer, Patat Permanent Traveling Allomados. POLITICAL-contd. Rs. a. A . 150 00 100 0 0 *100 0 0 90 00 87 Assistant Political Agents in the Southern Iahratta Country and Blahı Kantha 83 Cancelled 89 Four Assistants to the Agent to the Gorernor in Kathiawar (Political agents or Assistant Political Agents) 90 Political Agents, Kutch, and Political Superintendent, 91 Extra Assistant Commissioner, Lower Zhou 92 Cancelled. 93 Vice-Consul, Chiengmai 94 Head Clerk' to the Assistant Political Agent at Thil.Chotiali 95 The two Infanticide Censors attached to the Kathiawar Agency (payable by the Kathiawar Infanticide Fund) 96 Sherishtadars of Assistant Political Agents, drahı Kantha 97 Karkuns of Assistant Political igents, Mali Kaptha and 99 Sheristadar and Karkun of the Western Bhil Agents in 99 Clerk attached to the office of the Agent for vid Tribes; Khandesh 60 00 25 0 0 18 0 0 15 00 10 0 0 10 00 10 00 15 00 SCIENTIFIO AND OTHER MIxor DEPARTMENTS. 99A Itinerating Veterinary Assistants, Bengal, Bihar and Orissa and Assam NOTE- [In the Eastern Districts of Bengal and in 1993m the allowance may be lacreased up to a maximum of Rs 25 according to local circum #lonces 1 99B Principal of the Bengal Veterinary College, on condition that he maintains a four-seated motor car 100 Cancelled. 101 Registrar of Trade, Aden 102 Chief Inspector of Smoke Nuisances in Bengal 203 Assistant Inspector of Smoke Nuisances in Bengal 150 00 30 0 0 100 00 75 00 Puytic WorkS DEPARTMENT. 104 Superintending Engineer, 4th Irrigation Circle, United Pro viaces, on condition that he owns a motor car and main- 325 0 0 105 11ULUA LAAJ *180 0 0 106 Assistant Engineers emplored in the Central, Southern and Irrigation Divisions (math the exception of those employed in the Sanitary District in the Southern Division), Bom. bay Presidency, on condition that they maintain motor carg 150 00 APPENDIX No. 23.-Cancelled. APPENDIX No. 24.-Cancelled. •The allowance may be increased to Rs 250 l: the car walptataed is a four seated cas ·6 0 the ordinary rates subject to a maximum of rent. over 51 No. 25.] ATTESDICES APTESDIS So 3-1 femmel to ir patirle 1063, Escertion (a). Lu! of Daily Illocances, 01- T11:1:"11.17 Lxal Gretnet inclu let only the Goterontott . Mina el.! **.1 t'le l'11,5 urma und Libar and Orissa Rate of 11--** Dally Allowsc, Land REVIVEC Rs. D. 1 D).rartor of Land Records and Directors of Igriculture in 13.7!, Bihar and Orien and Burma Director of Lond Record and Agriculture in Issan, Directors of Surveys einplorel in Bengal Bhar and Orissa and Assain 10 0 0 Directors of land lerords and Directors of Agriculture, Dunbar, Viadras the ti ninh, and the Central l'rovinces, Director of Land Records and Agriculture, United Prorinces; and Director of Surier, Madras 7 B 0 3 Deputy and Assistant Conimissioners of Almora, Garhwal, And Sains Tal and Settlement nnd Issistant Settlement Ofcers, Almora, tor tours in the hills 7 8 0 4 Superintendent of Dehra Dun when travelling in the Jaunsar Binar tract, District Officers (Collectors and Deputy Commissioners) in Bengal, Bihar and Orissa and Assam, and Collectors in Madras 7 8 0 44 Deputy Commissioners in the Central Prorinces and Berar 8 43 Land Records Assistant, Assara 6 0 0 5 Cancelled 6 Assistant Directors of Revenue Survey whose salary does not exceed Rs 500 a month (now designated Deputy Directors), Deputy and Assistant Commissioners of Settlement, un passed Assistant Collectors who are placed in charge of a division, and Special Assistant Settlement Officers in Madras, Deputy Directory of Land Records in the Central 6.1. 17. enn 4 0 0 7 D Province) 4 0 0 & Onpassed Assistant Collectors who are not placed in charge of a division and Deputy Collectors of the first class in Madras 3 0 0 9 Deputy Collectors or Magistrates or Extra Assistant Commis. 3 00 9 and Orissa, when work; and Subof Jalpaiguri 3 00 OB Sub-Deputy Collector in charge of the Khas Nabals in the district of Faridpur *3 0 0 PC Members of the Provincial Agricultural Service in the Centrai Provinces, irrespective of the pay actually drawn by them under the time scale 3 0 0 OD Sub-Deputy Collectors of the 3rd, 4th and 5th grades in Bengal and 'Bihar ond Orissa, then employed on Canal re- Fenue Fork, dram dails allowance at 50 2 09 10 Talısıldars in the United Provinces, for balts during jour. ness besond their ordinary jurisdiction 1 0 0 • not abject to lacresse under Article uh.

·52 APPENDICES. [No. 25. No. of Eatry. Deuignation of Once? Rate of Dally Allowance. LAND REVEVUE-contd Rs. a. p. 1 0 0 11 District Kanungoes in tha Punjab and the North-West Frontier Province 12 Cancelled. 13 Village Accountants (Talatıs), Bombay, shen deputed outside their jurisdiction 14 Cancelled 0 5 0 10 0 0 Excise 15 Commissioners of Excise and Salz, Bengal and Bibar and Orissa; and Commissioners of Excise, Burma and Assam 16 Commissioner of Excise, United Provinces, and Commissioner of Excise, Central Provinces 16A Assistant Commissioners of Excise 16B 78 0 7 8 0 7 8 0 16C 1 4 80 16D 3 00 2 0 0 1 8 0 combined BXCIS, and salt Department, Bengal 16E Inspectors (Rs 100) when not acting as Superintendents and lectors of the al 165 as Inspectors Bengal NOT-The allowance 12 admissible for all daya spent on tour for which fravelling allowance 10 admissible, but no lleage will Da allowed for journeys on tour] 16G Petty officers (Rs. 12-20) of the combined Excise and Salt Department, Bengal 0 6 0 8 00 . 17 Commissioner of Exciso, Stamps, and Registration in the Punjab 17A Personal Assistant to the Conimissioner of Excise, Central 17B Sab-Inspectors of Excise, Central Provinces and Berar 17C Distillery Supervisors in the Bombay Presidency 4 0 0 1 DO 4 0 0 Orios 18 Opium Agents 19 Assistant Opiun Agents : 1000 4 0 0 1000 lantaw Ranta 2016 n. SALT. 20 Commissioner of Northern India Salt Reventie 21 Deputy Commissioner, Northern India Salt Rerenue; Col. 0-1 and Collector of dras : : Revenue; and I and Bihar and UriSS8 I 7 80 0 0 0 4 0 0 ·53 No. 23.) APPENDICES. Duthit of OT of, Kata of Dally Allowanco, SAMonld R:. a. p. Issistant Superintendents, orthern India Salt Revenue, Inglot, but Department, Bengal and Bihar and Orissa, Inspectors and Assistant Inspectors, Jadras Salt and Ab Lari Department; Inspectors of Customs Circles and the Assistant Inspectors, Central Customs, Circle No. 1, 16 tko 13 Asistant to the Travelling Inspector of Jaclunes in the Jindras Presidency 3 00 2 0 0 COBTOMB. 25. Collectors of the Imperial Custons Service 7 8 7 8 0 300 A997992D TAVES. 951 Inspector-General of Assessed Taxes, Custonis, Salt, Stamps and Registration in the Central Provinces and Berar 26 Income Tax Assessors, Bengal (Mofussil), Bibar and Orissa, and Assam .OTE --T) e total ainous on any he trionth (nurluling Horse allowance, 11, 316L r Traile 1079) 101 to i sud Rs 50 in the districts of the 20 teguBAS, Ka, Jerzore, inacea, Faridpur, Backerkan). Mymen non, Tipperaung (hittagong to 60 in the listricts of Paina, Caya, Shahabad, Darbhanga, Pula darrut, Satan, Champaran, Hoogbyr, Bhagal pur, ?rnes ulls, 1.190, all! 'urs and is 70 in Ober districts) 26A Income Tax Assessors serving in the Gurma Valley Districts MOTE- The total amount drawn 20 any one month not to exoced Re 90 27 Tacome Tax Assessors, Calcutta 3 00 1 0 0 FOREST 15 00 10 0 0 9 0 0 78 0 500 78 0 7 8 24 Inspector-General A Chief Conservators of lovputs in Burloa and the Cential Provinces President of the Imperial Forest Research In. stitute, Dehra Dun, ud ilse Couscsator of Forests, Assam 29B Extra Asistant Consulator of Forests in charge of the Kyaukuyu Forest Sub-divssion, Burma 29 Assistant Inspector General- (1) When travelling with tamp-equipment (11) When travelling without camp-equipment 30 Conservators in Madras, Bengal and Bihar and Orissa 1078 - The Conrrvat r Pengal, drums Re 10 when travelling in the dire trict of Darjeeling 1 304 Srperaai ofcers on the staff of the Imperial Forest Research Institute and College at Dehra Dun Ote-Cor Journers in the special locallipy mentioned in the local manual of the Accountant Generul concerned tliese officers dr travelling Allowance at the ratee mis hlat Forest Officers of corresponding rank when travelling in those localifica] 81 Conservators of Forests elsewhere than in Madras, Bombay, Bengal, Bilar and Orissa, and Assim NOTE- The Congrator, Punjab, xlraws Rs 10 when travelling in the Simla an Tambahr Forest Divjaons Til 78 when travellin in the following ! tractt trz, Harata htrict, urtee and Rahuta [ausils of thu Rawalpindi hik, Chumba State, hungra Districl (including the Kulu Sulinon) Yanıt State, and Pathankot in the Gurdaspur District 1 31A Assistant Cueservators of Forests in charge of a Division or employed as Inspectors at the Forest College. Coimbatore 32 Extra Dezuty Conservators of Forests, and Extra Assistant Conservatory in charge of a Dirision or employed as Instructors at the Forest College, Coinbatore or employed as Assistant Instructors at the Forest Research Institute and College, Dehra Dun 60 5 0 0 ·54 APPENDICES. [No. 25. No.cf Entry. Deelzation of Omrer. Rate of Daly Allowance, FOREST-contd Rs. 2 P. 33 Deputy Collectors employed on Forest Settlement work in Nadras 346 mar Bennie artisans'n. 4 0 0 4 00 35 1 . 3 8 0 36 E and Custom House Officer, Karrar, and Forest Ranger in charge of the Coast Timber Depôts in the Southern Forest Dirision, Bombay 36A The Dangs Dewan 36B Assistant to the Inspector of Forests Accounts, Central Pro 360 Forest guards and Government' stipendiary Students at the Vernacular Forest School at Balaghat 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 4 0 05 4 7 80 4 0 0 REGISTRATION. 37 Inspectors-General of Registration, Madras, Bengal and the United Provinces 38 Inspectors of Registration Offices in Bengal, Bihar ind Orissa and Assam 39 Cancelled. Post Orice, 40 Tanda-nual 41 41A 10 00 7 8 0 6 0 0 49 43 44 Inspectors 4 0 0 3 00 200 . 70 00 7 8 0 TELEGRAPE 45 Director-General; and Director of the Persian Gulf Division of the Indo European Telegraph Department 48 Directors of Telegraphs (including those of Traffic and Construction); Director of the Wireless Branch of the Telegraph Department;, Electrical Engineer-in-Chief; and Assistant Superintendent of the Mekran Telegraph line 47 Superintendents, . Lindd Divisions; Office Traffic Branch; Branch; Physici Wireless Branch gineer and Elec Division of the 48 Superintendent, Superintendent partment 49 Assistant -- Europ 50 Sub-Ass. 51 Indian 0 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 MIXT. 52 liat Blasters 100 ·55 No. 25.) ATTESDICES : ܕܕ D#:13!1on of Ocert, Rate of Dally Alopiate, Gr. TraL DAINISTRATION, Rs. 6. P. 15 00 15 00 10 0 0 100 10 0 0 10 00 1000 20 00 53 Cancellent 51 Chief Corrussioners other than the Chief Commissioners, Central l'rovinces and Assam SA Chairman of the Railway Board 33 Secretary to the Covernment of India or to a Local Govern. pent 55. Vembers of the Railwar Doard 59 Comoussioners of Amer and Mermara 5: Members of Boird of Rerenuo 63 l'inancial Commissioners, Punjab, Central Provinces and Burma 59 Auditos Genern! 033 Chief Secretary to the Cinef Commissioner, Central Provinces and Assam 53B Controller of Currency 59C Secretary tu tho Chut Commissioner, Central Provinces, other than the Chiel Secretary GA 61 61A 61B Finance Department 61C Others in Cina II and Probationers of the Indian Finance Department schone salary does not exceed Rs. 500 a month O2 Cancelled 63 Local Auditors employed in Bengal, and in the Bettiah and 10 00 10 0 m ooooo of India 0 000 000 1 +6 0 0 4 0 0 2 8 0 834 2 80 1 8 0 0 0 11 8 0 11 40 Alu graue on Rs. 0-85 63B Local Audit staff in the Central Provinces- Auditor, 2nd grade, on Rs 150-200 Auditors, 3rd grade, on Rs 100-150 Local Audit clerks 630 Local Auditors of the office of the Accountant-General, Bombay- Auditors on Rs 200 and Rs 150 Auditors on Rs 100 and Rs 125 Auditors on Rs 60 and Rs 80 Auditors on Rs 50 63D Local Audit Staff in Assam Auditors on Rs 175-200 and on Rs. 150-175 Assistant Auditors and Audit Clerks 63E Local Fund Auditors of the Office of the Accountant-General, Punjab-- Senior Auditors on Rs 150-200 Junior Auditors on Rs 90-120 Junior Auditors on Rs. 60-85 Reserre Auditors on Rs. 45-60 who are required to work &junior auditors though not actually officiating as such in any vacancy 63F Assistant Local Auditors employed under the Examiner of Local l'und Accounts in Bengal, and in the Bettiah and Patna Circles of Bihar and Orissa 3 00 40 2 8 0 20 B0 1 40 180 Accounts Department, gtaded as Examinen of be Sys R 6 1 day ales Dile on duty at Aden The Sensor Actor 973 are eatitled to & dally allowance of Rx $ and ·56 APPENDICES. [No. 25. No. of Botry. Da slquatlon of Officer Rate of Daly Allowance. GENERAL. in ISTRATION-contd. R$ op 20 2 8 0 20 2 0 0 1 8 0 1 0 0 0 120 08 63G Clerk on Rs 100 1 month in the office of the Accountant- General, Punjnb, employed on work in connection with the inspection of treasures in the Punjab and North-West Frontier Province 634 Senior Auditors under the Examiner of Press Accounts 61 Auditors under the Examiner of Presa Accounts on Rs 100 and moro 64A Clerk accompanying the Auditor-General on tour. 1B Cancelled 65 Auditors under the Examiner of Press Accounts on less than Rs 100 65A Local Audit Clerks in Bengal, and in the Bettiah and Patna Circles of Bihar and Orissa 65B Local Audit clerks in the office of the Accountant-General; Madras (a) Clerks on Rs. 60, 50 and 40 (0) Clerks on Rs. 30 and 25 66 Peons of Deputy Auditor-General and of Esaminer of Press Accounts 67 Book-binders in superior service in Borbay (including Sindi 67A Travelling Auditors of State lines whose pay does not exceed Rs 500 67B Travelling Inspectors of Accounts ranking as Accountants, 4th grade, Stock verifiers on Rs. 80, and above, Commercial Inspectors and Traffic Inspectors on Rs 225 and under 670 Accountants of the 4th grade in Offices of Government Examiners of Railways and Examiners of State Railways when employed on inspection duty 670 Stock Verifiers on less than Rs 80 67€ Clerk Inspectors and other clerks in State Railway Ofices and Offices of the Government Examiners of Railway ACcounts when employed on inspection dutydrawing more than Rs. 150 drawing more than Rs 100, but not more than Rs. 150 drawing more than Rs. 50, but not more than Rs 100 drawing Rs 50 and less 0 3 0 0 2 0 4 0 0 2 8 0 2 0 0 1 8 0 2 8 0 2 0 0 1 8 0 1 0 0 . 15 00 10 0 0 200D Ice Acr 10 0 0 7 8 0 1 41 AND JUSTICE-COCRTS OF LAW. 68 Judges of a High Court 69 Judges of Chief Courts, Punjab and Burmn; and Judiciai Commissioners 70 District and Sessions Judges and the Legal Remembrancer, Assam TOA har and Orissa and ncers, Bengal and under the Deccan HILUIL (t) then travelling with camp equipment (11) When travelling without camp equipment 71 District and Sessions Judges, except in Bengal, Bibar and Orissa, Assam, and Bombaj, Judicial Assistants, Central Provinces; Legal Reinenbrancers of the United Provinces, 72 Jornt and Assistant Judge's sth the full powers of a Judge, Bombay 724 Subordinate Judges holding the appointments of Assistant Sessions Judge in Madras, Bombay, Bengal, Bihar and Orissa, and Assam, Sessions and Subordinate Judges - of the Provincial Civil Service in the United Provinces, and Extra Assistant Commissioners holding the appointments of Additional District and Sessions Judge in Berar, shen their pay erceeds Rs. 500 a month 78 0 78 0 5 0 0 ·57 No. 25.) Al'ISDICŁS. Designation of Oncer, Rate or L'ally Alloy 40CL. J.: Rs. d. p. 4 0 0 1.4 AND JUST Cotets ox LAN contd 13 Subordinat Jule ar llunsif (when belonging to the 1st class) it ist class Inqueting sbordinata Judges in the Bombay Presi: dency Sobonlinnt.. Judge (hut new enir, 74) and Slunsifs' belonging to the class 3 0 0 Jats io 111*7tan tret tal of Jnils or I'r y escepit in Bombay Dejui. Superintents of Jals in Bengal and Bihar and Urinn 78 0 l'obler Inpector (. t l'olice 10 00 79 Director, Crial Intelligence Department 10 79.4 l)eputy Direx tui of Criminal Intelligence 7 6 0 * Instant It Ilyderabad to the General Superintendent, Thagi and Dakaiti 78 bu. Deputy Commissioner for Cummat Tribes, Punjab 78 61 Deputs Suspectars-Gineral of Police 80 82 District Sujierintendent of Police, Kunaon Division 6 0 0 33 Assistant Superintendent of Polico, including Probationera, except as noted in Appendix No 22 4 0 0 H3 Ieput susperinti ndents of Polico including Probationary 3 0 0 83* Constaties in Sladra, deputed to the Straits Settlements or the Central or Uia P'rosince 11 Ceylon 080 66" Constables in Jariras deputed to other jirovinces in Ceylon 0 60 17. l'oli e ntlicors in Madras elegyuted to other countries (but see The tus preceding entries Rates drawn by officials of sim- Iar standing in those countries 8 lancelled MARINE 89 Sepior l'ort Officers (except the Senior Port Officer, Burma) and the Port Officer, Bassein 0 Junior Port Officers escept the Port Officer, Bassein 3 0 0 DIE --Po nffit Prs in the "latitas J'real lent volt granie Gasts allow ance at the rule of Rs 5 and RX 4 #londing as their pay does or does not excred Ry 500 per mensem ti spectively I EDUCATION 90A Director of l'ublie Instruction, Assam 10 0 901 Educational Comminisuloner with the Government of India 10 00 01 Directors of Public Instruction with Local Governments and in the Central Provinces 78 0 92 Principal, Thomason Civil Engineering College, Roorkee 6 0 0 93 Tho following members of the Provincial Educational Service, irrespective of the class to which they belong under Article 1002. Principals and Professors of Colleges, Inspectors and Inspectresses of Schools, and Ileadmaster of the En gineering School at Insein, Burma 4 0 0 91 Assistant Inspectors of Schools; the District Inspector employed as Personal Assistant to the Inspector-General of Education in the North-West Frontier Province and Balocustan, and Assistant Inspectresses of Schools in the Punjab and in the Central Provinces and Berar. 8 0 0 • Kors-The rates shown in entries 85 to 87 require the sanction of the Bladtar Government Power of sanction as regards entries B5 and 86 ms he delegated to the Inspector General 183 the Carminloner of Police ·58 APPENDICES. -[No. 25. X..61 Entry. Del pution of Onicer. Rate of Daly Allowance Rs. a. p. EDUCATIOX-contd. 914 Sub-Inspectors of Schools, Bengal, and Bihar and Orissa, subject to the condition that no mileage is admissible and that the total amount dramn in any one month does not exceed Rs. 30 NOTE 1 (While travelling in the Tributary Blahals of Or1882, the Darjeeling district, the Sonthel Parganas, Angul sad the Khondmals and 14 0 u 100 luw ul 91B Assistant Sub-Inspectors of Schools, Bengal, and Bihar and Orissa, subject to the condition that no mileage is admissible and that the total amount drann in any one month does not exceed Rs. 24. NOTE 1 --{{sistant Sub In pector of Sonthal schools in the districts of Birbhum, Bankura and Midnapore is entitled to a daily allowance of Rs. 140 subject to a maximum limit of Rs 30 a month ) Mabals of Orna, the Dar. ed the Khanduals and for Thulna and the 24 Pargana, 1-8 subject to a maximum . - 280 940 Instructor in physical training for European schools in the 94D Deputy Inspertors of Schools in the Central Provinces and Berar on pay not exceeding Rs 100 per mensem 1 4 0 10 0 0 1 7 8 0 MEDICAL 95 Director-General, Indian Medical Service; Sanitary Commis. sioner with the Government of India; Inspector-General of Civil Hospitals and Jails, Assam, and Sanitary Commissioners, Burma and Assam 96 Sa mis and Orissa; Pons-General Inspectors- Orissa, the 'entral 'Proh Institute, Kasauli 97 Sanitary Engineers; Deputy sanitary Commissioners, ad ras; Sanitary and Deputy, Sanitary Commissioners, Bom. bay; and the Administrative Medical Officer, North-West Frontier Province 97A Assistant Surgeon of the R.I.M.S comei then on tour with the Political Resident in Turkish Arabia 98 Assistant Sanitary, Engineer, Madras 99 Uncovenanted Medical Officers in Indras on pay exceeding Rs. 500 100 winan in uradras on pay not exceed- 100A and Bihar and Orissa 100B Bengal and Bihar and Orissa 600 800 4 0 0 . 4 0 0 3 0 0 *0 120 ! * 080 POLITICAL 201 Residents at Hyderabad and Mysore; and Agents to the Governor-General for Central India and Rajputann 15 00 * Not exchangeable for mileage allowance except for ynurness performed partis, by road and Partly by ruil or steamer in which case the officers, mas for the road portions of fourdes, dr llenge up to . manuum of the daily alles ance a.Imissible.

·59 NO. 25.) ATPEXDICES, Draatke o Ofer, Rato of Daily Allowice. Za'!. Rs. 9. P. POLITICAL-contd. 102 Bis Brilantic Jajcsis's Consul-General and Agent to the Gorcontent of India in Khorassan; Residents at aden, at Naroda, in the l'etaan Gulf, in Turkish Arabia, in Travancore, and a Wazırıstan; lesenue Commissioner in Balucbistan, His Britannic Majesty's Consuls at Kerman and for Arabistan; line-Consuls at Bunder Addas aod Akmaz; Political Agent at Tioset, Bahrcia and Vascat; First Assistant to tbe Resident, Bushire; .Igent to the Governor, Kathiarar 103 Political Agents, Jeypore, Jodhipur, Dorospur, Eastern Raj; putana States, and Guralior; Nesident at Indore; and Judicunt lasistant to the Political Agent, Kathiawas 1034 Vice Consulat Kerbela, first or second dragoman, or clerk, of the Baghdad Residency who accompanies the Political Resident on tour 101 Attache to a Resident, eteishen belonging to the 2nd c!ass); and Xatire Assistant Agent to the Resident at Baroda 10 0 0 78 0 5 00 3 00 10 00 1000 . 10 00 2 0 0 1 60 10 00 SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER VON DEPARTMENTS, 205 Enrreror-General 100 Director, Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent and Chemist, Geological Survey 107 Cancelled 108 Director-General of Archeology 1084 Fire clerks, A stenographer, å draftsman, and tiro phota Fraphers tule accompanying the Director-General of Archcolog on tour and the tour clerk of the Government Epigraphist for Iedia (0) Officers of the 2nd class (U) Others of the 3rd class NOTE - Thele allowance may be increased by 50 per cent in special cscer at the diretation nf the Director-General of Archeologi or the Govern megt Epigraphiet for India, as the case may be 1081 Chief Inspector, Inspectors and junior Inspector of Mines in 1080 Registrars of Co-operative Credit Societies, Bengal and Burina 109 Agricultural Adviser to the Government of India. 110 Superintendents, Survey of India 110A Director-General of Commercial Intelligence and Director of Statistics 110B Registrars of Co-operative Credit Societies, the United Province, the Punjab and the Central Provinces 1100 Director of Fisheries in the Madras Presidency 111 Chief Inspector of Esplosives, and Government Epigraphist for India 1114 Director of Industries, Madras 111B Superintendent, Cırıl Veterinary Department, Madras 112 Director-General of Obseruatories 112A A Msook deputed as Assistant Registrar, Cooperatite Credit Societies, Burma 113 Assistant Superintendents and Extra Assistant Superintendents, 1st and 2nd grader, in the Surrer of India 114 Cancelled 115 Superintendent of Corernment Gardens, Saharanpur, escept Then his pas exceeds Rs 500 per mensen 116 Gorernment Qitinologist, Jadras 10 00 10 00 7 8 0 7 8 0 7 8 0 78 0 780 6 0 0 6 00 4 8 0 4 0 0 4 0 0 4 00 ·10 APPENDICES. (NO. 25. No. of Lotry. Le Ignition of Officer, Date of Daily atowice Rs. G. P. SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER MINOR DerarrUENTE--contd. Veterinary Iuspectors in the United Proridces when absent from head-quarters for at least two consecutire nights, provided that nothing is drawn for the cost of carriage of tents Sub-Assistant Superintendents in the Survey of India. 117 3 0 STATIONERY AND PRINTIVO. Assistant Controller of Printing (Accounts) 117A 4 0 0 Pollio WorkS DEPARTMENT 10 00 7 80 6 0 0 800 5 00 1173 Inspector-General of Irrigation 119 Chiof Engineer 119 Superintending Engineers 120 Ixecutive and Assistant Engineers stationed in the Kuniaon Division for lona fide travelling in the hills NOTR-{T} special rate o! dally allowance does not apply to upper und lower subordinates in the Kumaan Division who may become entitled under Article 1010 (c) tu the travelling allowance admissible to an Assistant Engineer in consequence of being in charge of a district I 191 Assistant Engineers in charge of divisions 122 Assistant Engineers when not in charge of dıysions and Apprentice Engineers appointed fron the Poopa and Sibpur Engineering Colleges 122A Assistant Electrical Engineer, Bladras 123 Cancelled. 124 Apprentice Engineer in the Madras Presidency 123 Qualified students of the Thomason College under practical training, and Sub-Engineers 126 Supervisors 126A Inspector of Lightning Conductors, 'Bongal, when travelling in Bengal and Bihar and Orissa 127 Overseers or Canal Zilladars (provided the Zılladar maintains at least one babitably tent) 4 0 4 0 0 3 00 3 0 0 2 00 +2 0 0 1 8 0 7 80 MAILWAY DÉPARTMENT 7274 Agents of State Railways 128 Officers of Class 1 of the Revenue Establishment, Stato 'Radi: svays 123A MI 129 OC ! 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 129A Cancelled 129B Assistant Dining Managers, Dandote and Khost Collieries 4 0 0 130 Cancelled. 1304 European Telegraph Inspector in the Traffic Department, Eastern Bengal State Railway; Telegraph Inspectors and Inspecting Sigoallerg, and Traffic Searchers and Canpassers drawing above Rs 100, on the North Western Railway. 2 8 0 1301 Cancelled. 131 Cancelled 132 Cancelled * NOTE -(Extra Assistant and Sub desistant Superintendents in charge of survey dotachments sre allowed daily rates according to their respectise grades with the addition of ball the difference between such rates and the rate admissible to a Superintendent or Deputy Superintendent to charge of • oprtey party! The allowance is increded to R: 3 when traselling in Assam.

·61 No. 26.] APPENDICES. APPENDIX NO 26 --Referred to in Article 1075 List of Conreyance Allowances On-The rates in this Appendix are in many cases now variable by Provacia) Governments under the Resolutiocs cleñning the poners of the Government ct jodia and Local Governmente in the latter, and such Cases will in futute te embodied so PROUDELL) uppjement apil not so chese Regulation: 1 Yool Letry. lie, Batle of Otter Rate of Conveyance Allowance. Rs ap 500 0 50 00 60 00 75 00 40 00 35 00 LAND REVENUE 1 Deputy Collector of Karachi City 1A Registrar of Town Lots, Mandalay 13 Registrar of Town Lands, Rangoon 1C Collector, Rangoon Town District, on condition that he main. tains a motor car 1 Tahsildar of MIndras Town 3 Head Surveyor on the establishment of the Collector of Bombay 4 Cancelled 5 Four sub-inanagers prorided a horse is actually, ķept) of the Jalam 11 District, and record.. ant Cc Mandalay 5A Amildar, Civil and Military Station of Bangalore 6 Tahsildars of Jalpaiguri; Additional Tahsildar, Nagpur three Revenue Inspectors, Madras Town Deputy Collector's ist- 2+ 25 25 0 0 0 0 . 200 0 15 00 15 00 15 00 10 0 0 10 0 0 7A Estate, Tahs:1. Hazaribagh District 7B Surveyors on the establishment of the Collector of Bombay- 2nd Surveyor and a temporary Surveyor on Rs 100 Three other Surveyors TC Inspector attached to the revenue establishment of the Civil and Military Station of Bangalore TD TWO process servers employed on the Land Revenue Estab- Saskinent of the Collector of Bombay and the clerk of the Office of the Collector of Land Revenue, Bombay, employed on cueuing the register of prices current at certun Bomhay markets TE Vasks of Muhhtyarkars in Sind 7F Taopatwaris employed in the Government has Mabals in the Diadhepura and Supaul Sub-divisions of the Bhagalpur District TG The Khas Mahal Talisildar of the Sadar Circle, Monghyr Distiet, on conditio that he actualls keeps a pony and on production of a crtificate from the Khas Mahal Deputy Collector to the clinct that the officer kept a pons throughout the month 10 0 0 500 5 00 OPIC Cancelled oraneiled SALT sce under H Eicie." 10 Sar Karkun of Vatanga 40 DO ·62 APPENDICES. [No. 26. No of Entry. Detguation of Oncer. Rate of ConTeyan Allowance. SALT-contd. Rs. 6. p. 25 0 0 11 Officers holding charge of ranges in the Prerentire Department, North Goa and Damaun Frontiers, Bombay and Kharagora, except the Inspector at Castle Rock; Inspectors of the Salt, Excise and Opium Department in Bind; and Salt Inspector, Tankaria Beat NOTE - [Tlie allowance is reduced to Rs 10 a month in the case of such of the Inspectors on the Goa Frontier 13 keep a bicicle 21A Salt Inspector deputed to supersise storage operations at Kharaghoda (provided that he keeps a horse for the whole period of his deputation) 12 Two Sub-Inspectors employed on the Cochin Frontier; ons Sub-Inspector employed in the Tynaad and two Sub-Inspectors employed in the on patrol duty at Castle 13 Sub-Inspector employed in establishment maintained swamp in the Vedatnuniy 14 Cancelled. 25 0 0 . 15 00 15 00 ASSESSED TAIES. 15 Cancelled. 16 Collector_of Income Tas, Bombay; Deputy Collector of Income Tax, Calcutta; Assessors of Income Tax, Calcutta, Rangoon and Mandalay 17 Inspectors of Income Tax, Bombay 18 Income Tax Inspectors, Dladras Tosa Deputy Collector's Office; and Inspector employed on the Income Tax establishment at Karachi 18A Sub-Inspector employed on the Income Tax establishment ai 18B Bailiffs of the Income Taš Office, Bombay : 50 0 0 30 0 0 2000 16 0 0 600 EXCISE •1000 750 88 50 0 0 30 50 0 0 40 00 19 Two Superintendents of Excise and Calcutta, on condi. tion that they maintain a motor car each 19A Superintendent of Excise, Rangoon Town district 20 Cancelled 21 First Assistant Collector of Land Revenue and Excise, and Chief Inspector of Factories, Bombay 21A Junior Superintendent, Assistant Superintendents and in: 22 Superintendent and Inspectors of Excise in diandalay Towa 22A Inspector of Excise employed on the borders of the Porto- 22B Inspectors of Excise in the Punjab, who are not posted at a distillery or charas godown 220 Excise Inspector at Aden 22D Superintendent of Excise, Cisit and stilstary Station of 23 Chief Inspectors and Inspectors of the Excise Department in Bombay (outside the town and island of Bombay) who are in charge of whole districts 234 Chief Inspectors and Inspectors of the Excise Department is Bombay (outside the town and island of Bombay) who are pot in charge of hole districts, distilleries and ware houses Note - [The allowance is reduced to Rs 10 a month in the case of sich of the Inspectors as are permitted to use a biescle as thele mesas of coa 300 0 30 00 30 0 0 30 0 0 25 0 0 . Yenlence) * The allowance may be increased :) Rs 159 it the car maintained is turteated one.

·33 No. 26.) APPENDICES. Xo.1 II- Designatics of OMCET. Pate ch Conveyього Alowanie, Ps. a. P. 25 00 25 0 25 0 0 ir 2000 15 00 15 00 1500 20 0 0 EXCISE-contd. 24 Excise_Inspectors, Karachi and Hyderabad, Sind 2A l'our Excise Sopars in the Bombas Presidency 35 Excise Deputy Collector of Patna for risiting the Sudder 25A Sub-Inspectors of Esçise in the Punjab, who are not posted at a din.11.-- Siconanter of Excise attache ab, on condition 26 Sub-Depu Collector attache 27 Inspectors of the Excise Department in the town and island of Bombay 23 Sub-Inspectors of the Excise Department in Bombay (outside the town and island of Bombay) whose charges extend over more than one taloka 29 Two Sub-Inspectors employed on the borders of the Portuguese possession of Nagar Arely 29A Two Sub-Inspectors employed in the Wynaad (the Nilgiris and Malabar) for the check of arrack, opium and ganja smuggling 290 Sub Inspector employed in connection with the supervision of brereries in the Nilgiris; and Sub-Inspector in charge of the Abkari warehouse at Coonoor 30 Cancelled 30A Inspector in charge of the Central Warehouse for Intoxicating Drugs, Bubak 31 Assistant Superintendent of Excise, Cavi and Multary Station of Bangalore 32 Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors of the Excise Department » the town and island of Boinbay whose pay is less than Rs 100 32A Bub Inspector of Excise in charge of the towns of Nagpur 32B Sub-Inspector of Excise in charge of the Jubbulpore Town 32C Sub-Inspector of Excise, Ciril and Military Station of Bangalore 15 00 15 00 15 00 100 10 00 10 0 0 78 0 5 0 0 CustOB9. 33 Assistant Collector in charge, Prerentive Department, - 35 00 31 Tv 30 00 25 00 20 0 0 15 0 0 10 00 35 One Inspector and one supervisor of the Tobacco Department under the Collector of Customs, Bombay; and Bapervisor, Bonding Department, Sea Customs Office, Madras 35A One Inspector of the Tobacco Department under the Collector of Customs, Bombay 35B British Customs Official at Jammu 350 British Customs Official at Srinagar FOREST 36 Officer in charge of the Government Agency and Timber Depôts at Rangoon, for a conrepance for his own use and that of his office 36A Blanager of the Vergui Rubber Plantation Forest Officer in charge of the Changa-Slança Plantation in the Punjab, provided buus pay does not exceed Rs. 250 37A Assistant Manager of the Mergui Rubber Plantation 80 35 25 0 ·API NIMO INO, HII. N1,1 17411 AH****** 1H1) 11 114 Ional llar, My Depend, I met het, rent go to the flow wiono ting 413 Formal len i Milne delo in Mi Malu Foto Divielell, I'll trwy llat Who woulot... WWW land operate Hain jih minull(thelun lont, Wal Amiturile in the Inne email to Ningdal, Alw, taillot wil 11 on tool. Sisip tentonin AA muerol in long teine muti 4111 Adet till ni l'oeufo Mayni IN Manny Ima Divltion 4% Hintamente a la homa, Hemlin #mi Mwiline other 424 Montanate of 'ret , ventilati, S. Wind Division (Ilmu, mitte mit wird, HAIRY Muit Harris, ut time inyo 43 Olly I want them.(attaisi tony nimi on 41 rllid 40 anniiril 'I'ONAMI 411 parime Howwe Mwi, lumini ne #11 #111 DES Mile w then you WAM wony, Amin, IN #14 Mimin 77 111 I! A 4.0 lar mutlu olmuimen I # tulu vitu # mwamine AT (ITH, Hwy, Hamin, si multitude * fabuwavno in manis 11 11 174 AN, Wir wt the flying the per lor 1. (Irwin M 11y pinamuml, 1 ons, wind in die Curta (entin 't HUN folla '"* Inpe filtr 4.5 Aktuwalnuta, ambos hermaimut memantage Al men hann til at 114 pr*#*# Jam + Dinu, " #mt l'ut al Kohl an Alymph 41 muralla, AIA inreffel, Talline 11e voule the power titulares !!! 1}. **#1 at will, wat *W Morte 1 lowjui MI, 4 wud, Infufiny Innl A ? **1974. goyee net xirrines ++ le ini w Moy 1 1 1 ·No. 26.] JI'PERDICES. Itirs. Dl.tstica cf Odcer + Rate of Çoavese Allowance, Rs, o P 15 00 TELEGRAFI-contd. 52 Line-unders othei than those provided for in entry Yo 51 $21 Telegrapb-master in charge of the Store Agency at Rangoon, and his clerk 52D Telegaph-master in charge of the local nobilisation stores at Pechatar 10 0 0 10 00 *100 00 ADYIVISTRATIOX. 2 Esaminer of Outside Arcounts, Calcutta, on condition that he maintains a motor car 53 Chiet superintendent in charge of outside audits in Madras, on the condition that he actualls keeps or hires an extra horse for Government work and, in case of hiring, on pro duction of a certificate that hire charges hare been incurred on not less than ten days in month Assiаtant Examiner of the Bombay Outside Audit Departinent, and the Senior Auditor of the Karachi Local Audit Circle while trorking at Karachi 25 00 25 00 8C 0 0 60 00 LAW AXD JESTICE-COURT OF LAN 53B Cits Jagistrate, Yagpur, provided that he maintains a motor car 54 Coroder of Bombay 5 City and Cantonment Magistrates, Poopia; and City Nagistrate, Karachi 53A Cantonment Magistrate of Karachi and ilandia 57 Coroner's Interpreter and Coroner's Constable, Bombay 57A Second Magistrate and Treasury Officer, Cıvıl and Military Station of Bangalore 59 Court Prosecutor at Poona 50 Two bailiffs at Aden, and Court Prosecutor, Ahmednagar 59A European bailiff at Delhi for maintenance of a bicycle 60 Head Clerk of the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies, Madras ul Second Clerk of the Registrar of 'Joint Stock Companies, Madras 50 D » 50 0 0 30 0 0 30 0 0 25 0 0 15 00 10 00 10 0 0 5 0 0 4 0 0 JULS a 59 * Superintendent of Central and a District Jail which ire at a distance from each other-any allowance the Local Government may grant, not exceeding 63 Superintendent of Prieons Madras + 4 Deputy Superintendent of the Alipore Central Jail uit Superintendent, Deccan Convict Gang 65 Superintendent of Sind Gang uc Jailors of Shikarpur, JIşderabad (Sınd) and Nara; and Jailor of Bujapur xhenerer an extra-mural parts is emplored at a distane fioin the jail 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 0 0 ΡΟΣΙΑ Ε. Cf4 Three Dainty Comussioners of Police, Bombay, on condition that they inaintain motor mars 150 00 CB Superintendent of Police, Peshawar, on condition that he maintains a motor car •100 00 1p allowance ar te jented to R$ 190 * ute cu- maltaised is OUT-frated ont.

·66 APPENDICES. [No. 26. No, ot Entry. Designation of Officer Rate of Convegno Allowinno POLICE-contd. Rs. a. D. *100 00 650 Superintendents of Police, Dacca and Howrah, on condition that they maintain motor cars and that no other travelling allowance will be ndmissible for journeys beford a radius of 6 miles when the journey out and back is completed in one day 65D Superintendent of Police, Lahore, on condition that he main. tains a motor car and that his travelling allowances are regulated by the following rates.- (1) When the journey out and back is completed in one day he will not be entitled to any travelling allowanco, but he may exchango his conveyance allowance (at the rate of 1-30th for each day) for any mileage that may be admissible, (11) When the journey out and back is not completed in one day, ho may in addition to the convegance allow ance draw any daily allowance that may be admissible or the difference between the mileage that may be admissible for the distance travelled each day and 1-30th of the conveyance allowance 66E Superintendents of Police, Nagpur and Jubbulpore, on condition that they maintain motor cars 66EE Superintendents of Police, Poona and Ahmedabad, on such conditions as may be laid down by the Government of Bombay 68F *100 00 100 00 100 00 pleted in one day- If a motor car be maintained 100 0 0 If a motor cycle be maintained 50 0 0 67 Cancelled. 69 Superintendent, Criminal Investigation Department, Bombay City Police 75 00 63A Deputy Commissioners and Assistant Commissioner of the Madras City Police, and the District Superintendent of Police, Civil and Military Station of Bangalore, on condition that they maintain a two-seated motor car. +73 0 0 69 Deputy Commissioners and Assistant Commissioner of Police, Calcutta 75 00 NOTE -(In the case of as officer who provides himselt with a motor car the allowance may be increased to Rs 150 or Re 100 according as the car actually maintained in a four or A two seated one 634 District Superintendent of Police, Patna 75 00 69B Assistant Commissioner of Police, Rangoon, and the Superintendents of the Eastern, Western and Central Divisions of Rangoon Town- If a conveyance other than a motor car is maintained 75 00 If a two-seated motor car is maintained 100 00 If a four-seated motor car is maintained 150 00 630 District Superintendents of Police of the Mandalay, Amherst and Bassern districts, on condition in each case that the officer maintains a motor car and two riding ponies for the purpose of touring in his district 75 00 70 Superintendents of the Calcutta City Police in charge of the Town Divisions 70 00 The allowance may be increased to Rs 150 if the car maintained ts tour seated one * This allowance may be increased to Rs 100 it the car majataloed is a four-ated one ·67 No. 26.3 APPENDICES 0.01 Deloation of Oficer Rate of Coareysace Allonace. [atts. POLICE-contd. Rs. a P. 0 0 0 75 00 50 00 71 Cancelled 72 Deputy Superintendent of Police, Aden 73 Superintendent of Police, Secunderabad, on condition that he actually keeps 8 motor car 74 Assistant District Superintendent, Deputy Superintendent or Inspector in charge, Patna City, Superintendent of the Detectiro Department, Calcutta Police 75 District Superintendent, Assistant Superintendents cm plosed on executire works or Deputy Superintendent hold. ing charge of the office of Assistant Superintendent, Karachi Assistant Superintendent or Deputy Superin. tendent hoklıog charge of the office of Assistant Superin. tendent, Poona, Ahmedabad city and its suburbs; Superintendent (excluding the Headquarters and the Criminal Investigation Department Superintendents), Bombay Cits I'olice, Protector of Pilgrims, Bobmay, Inspector, Shaik Othman Division, Aden, and Chief Inspector of Totor vehicles, Commandant, Dounted Police, and Inspector, Public Land Conveyance Licensing Department, Bombay City 75A Sub-divisional Police Officers of Mandalay and Dloulmein and the Executive Police Supply Oficer, Rangoon 75B Inspector and three Sergeants of the Mounted Police, Bombay City 70 Inspector of Motor-vehicles, Bombay 784 Assistant or Deputy Superintendent in charge of police headquarters work at Lahore, on condition that he maintains a motor cycle and that no other travelling allowance will be admissible for journeys beyond a radius of 5 miles when the journey out and back is completed in one day 76B Headquarters Assistant Superintendents of Police or Headquarters Deputy Superintendents of Police employed in the towns of Mandalay, Moulmein and Bassein 77 Inspector of Police, Sibi 78 clud. unger and 50 0 0 50 0 0 40 00 35 00 35 00 30 00 30 00 30) 00) 30 0 0 25 00 25 0 0 78A Risaldar, 2 Jamadars, 18 Head Constables and 79 Constables of the Mounted Police, Bombay City 79 Two Inspectors of the Civil and Military Station, Bangalore, Inspector of Police, Quetta Cantonment, and Inspectors of the Secunderabad District Police 80 Inspectors, Rangoon City Police, and Inspectors of the Criminal Investigation Department in Burma 81 Inspectors of the Calcutta City Police, and other subordinate police officers attached to it to whom the allowance may be granted by the Local Government, Sergeant at Budge- Budge in the District of 24 Parganas in Bengal B2 Inspectors attached to the Criminal Inrestigation Depart. ment and the Finger-T'rint Bureau, and fire City Inspectors in the United Provinces 83 Inspectors of the Criminal Investigation Department in the North-West Frontier Province 84 Inspectors of the Madras City Police, and Managor of the Finger-Print Bureau in Vadras 05 0 0 95 00 25 00 25 00 ·68 APPENDICES [No. 26. Yo of Entry Designation of Oncer Rate o Conveyance Allowanca. Rs. ap. 20 00 20 00 20 00 0 0 on 20 0 0 POLICE-contd. 4A Mounted Sergeants in Ahmedabad, Inspectors of the Aden Land Police, Inspectors (including those employed in the Criminal Investigation Department with the exception of the Inspector employed on clerical and confidential work), Bombay City Police, Deputy Inspector and Sergeant, Public Land Conveyance Licensing Department, Bombay City SAB City, Reserve and Prosecuting Inspectors at Ajmer 81C Deputy or Sub-Inspector, Rangoon City Police; and Sub Inspectors of the Criminal Investigation Department, Burma 81D Sub-Inspectors, Calcutta City Police SE Sub-Inspectors, Madras City Police; and Sub-inspectors attached to Dotacamund and Coonoor Circles the Nilgiris 84F One of the Sub-Inspectors attached to the Finger-Print Bureau, Karachi; Headquarters Inspector, Kathiawar Agency HG Deputy Inspectors (excluding the Headquarters Deputy Inspector), and Sub-Inspectors of the Crinunul Investigation Department (excluding the one who is employed on clerical and confidential work), Bombay City Police 84H Mounted Head Constables and Mounted Constables in the Central Provinces HH Mounted Head Constables and Mounted Constables in Ajmer-Derwara 841 Prosecuting and Office Inspectors (but not Circle Inspectors) and Sub-Inspectors, Coorg; Sub-Inspectors and Sergeante Inspe and Polic Hyde.uum 84J Ton. Reserve, Prosecuting, and Railtray, Inspectors (but not Circle Inspectors and Inspectors employed in the r. 20 00 20 0 0 16 8 0 1600 of 15 00 mai T. 15 00 8K 15 00 : ....W DIMUL, Durma 84L Inspectors (but not Circle Inspectors, Inspectors of the Railway Police and Fiager Print Bureau, and Inspectors employed in the Criminal Investigation Department and in the Police Training School); Sub-Inspectors (including those employed in the Finger Print Bureau but not Sub Inspectors of the Malisay Police and Criminal Investi. gation Department); and Head Constables in charge of Police stations in the Naga and Garo Hills, in Assam & Inspectors attached to tha Ann and Reserve attached to Police); Inst 16 0 0 +1 glu the ringer- ·69 No. 26.] APPENDICES, Yo to Trostloa of Oticer Rate of Сортувсе ALOW.Dce POLICE-contd. Rs 0. p. *15 0 0 "15 05 150 Print Bureau but not those attached to the Railway or Rirer Polico), in Bengal 843131 Ton, l'rosecuting and Reserse Inspectors (including those emplored in the Criminal Investigation Department but not Circle and Railway Inspectors and those attached to Training Schools), all subordinate police officers in the Criminal lavestigation Menarthient to whom the allowance may be granted by the Local Government; European Inspectors attached to the Armed Police; and Sergeants and Sub-Inspectors (except when attached to Railways), 848 Inspectors (except Circle Inspectors, Inspectors attached to training schools and those mentioned in entry No 82), Sub-Inspectors (ercept when attached to the Railway Police or the Criminal Investigation Department) and Drounted Head Constables, United Provinces 810 Inspectors in charge of tonns, Prosecuting, Reserve, Cantonment, Training School and Criminal Investigation Department Inspectors (but not Railway Inspectors) and all Sergeants and Sub-Inspectors (except then employed as clerks or attached to the Railway Police), in the Punjab 84P Inspectors (except Circle and Railway Inspectors) and Sub- Inspectors (except when employed as clerks or attached to the Railway Police), Mounted Head Constables and 840 ached to Depart- 80R ler than Poona Cantonment), Prosecuting Inspectors (including those of the Railway Police); Reserve and Harbour Inc spectors; and Inspector in charge of the Central Finger- Print Bureau at Poona, on the Bombny Presidency 81RR Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors of the Central India Agency 818 * Tanamanthes on the animal... 16 0 0 ovince 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 8499 15 00 13 00 12 00 Police 84T Camel Sorars in the North-West Frontier Propibce 810 Sub-Inspectors of the Ajmer.Morwara Police, Kekri and Beawar 84V Inspector (1) and Sub-Inspectors (14) of the Civil and Bila tary Station, Bangalore; Sub-Inspectors of the Aymer. Merwara Police other than those mentioned in entrien Nos, 841 and 81U 811 Head Constables in charge of the cart road patrol and five patrol posts along the Nepal frontier in Darjeeling and of the Mitigarh frontier patrol post, Darjeeling district • Tbe 11 - Police 1 OT1.6 E bicycle, a R 15. Athos Sergeants draw fh- . horseon condi i la actually, ****idco Hengali ion Prey the pro 17; 7.-... TV - ·70 APPENDICES. [No. 88. No. 61 Entry. Designatioz of Ohter. Rate of Conveyanco Allowanco. Rs. a P. 10 0 0 35 00 35 00 30 0 0 2 8 0 100 0 0 50 0 0 50 0 POLICE-concld. 84X Mounted Constables in Burma, excepting those employed in the Ruby Mines District (see entry No. 84K) MARINE, 85 First and Second Engineers and Shipwright Surveyors, Calcutta 85A Superintending Engineer and Shipwright Surveyor to the Government of Burma and his Assistant 86 Assistant Shipping Master, Calcutta 86A Banking clerk of the Branch shipping office, Kidderpore EDUCATION, B6B Director of Public Instruction, Bengal, on condition that he keeps and maintains a motor car 87 Head Mistresses, Female Normal schools, Poona and Ahmedabad; Inspectress of Schools, Bombay and North- 87A Inspectress of 'Girls' Schools, Central Circle, Madras 88 Assistant Lady Superintendent, Female Normal School, Poona 89 Deputy Inspectors of Schools, Calcutta 89A Assistant Inspectors of Girls' Schools, Dadras Girls' range 90 Inspectress of Schools stationed Calcutta; Inspector and Assistant Inspector of European Schools stationed in Calcutta for journeys in Calcutta and suburbs; and Sub- Inspectors of Schools, Calcutta 91 Agricultural Inspector, College of Science, Bombay 92 Inspector or Additional Inspector in direct charge of the Calcutta schools 93 Deputy Inspector of Schools, Moulmein Town 94 Lady Superintendents of the Female Normal Schools, Jubbul. 94A Inspector of hostels and students' messes in Calcutta 94B Superintendent of the Yeravda Reformatory School, Poona 94C Governesses (three) engaged in the instruction of zenana classes at Dacca 941 Head Master, Crater English School, Aden 95 2nd Assistant Lady Superintendent, Poona Female Normal School; Assistant Lady Superintendent, Government 95A Governesses engaged in the instruction of zenana classes in Bengal to whom the allowance may be granted by the Tawet 96 96A 96B 97 40 00 85 00 30 0 0 30 0 30 0 0 35 00 30 0 0 300 0 30 00 30 0 0 1 30 0 0 *. 50 00 - 20 00 } 20 00 20 00 20 0 0 15 00 15 00 2000 10 10 00 1000 97A 98 tupne, Wuuuuulasret Ol Le Mundwmauan schools in the Town of Madras 98A Assistant Inspector of Schools, Presidency Division, Bengai 99 Cancelled. 99A Assistant Normal Master of the Government High and Normal School at Moulmein 99B Cancelled. 100 Pandits emploved for the inspection of Patshalas in connection yith the scheme for the sdrainistration of primary education in Calcutta 101 Drawing Master, Patna Training School, and Gymnastic Instructor, Palayaram Agency * The allowance is drawn from Jape to October + Tbe allowance is not draws during vacations. 3 0 0 3 00 ·71 No. 26.] APPŁYDICES. Xoc Intry Desiguation of Officer Rato of Conveyanca Allowance, Hs. a 2 EDUCATION-contd. 102 Schoolmaster in Sind, inspecting a branch school, on condition that the school 13 inspected once a week of within three miles and once a fortnight if at a greater distance 0 0 150 00 100 00 50 00 50 0 0 5000 50 00 5000 ECCLESIASTICAL. 103 Chaplain of St. Thomas' Mount, Madras, while also in charge of Palavaram 103A Senior Chaplain of St. Andrew's Church, Calcutta, subject to the condition that he maintains a motor car for the efficient discharge of his oflicial duties 104 Anglican Chaplains of Aden, Agra, Ahmedabad, Allaliabad (Civil and Garrison), Anarkali, Howrah, Meerut, Mian lir, Peshawar, Hangoon, Rawalpindi, Secunderabad, Sialkot. Trimulgheri and Umballa 105 Senior and Junior Chaplain of St. Paul's Cathedral, Calcutta, for visiting the Presidency Jail and Presidency General Hospital, respectively 106 Cancelled. 107 Chaplains of the Church of Scotland at Aden, Allahabad, Calcutt., Karachi, Lahore, Poona, Rawalpindi and 108 Roman Catholic Priest of St Xavier's Tostitution, Calcutta, who ministers to Roman Catholic students of the Sibpur Engineering College. (This includes contingent expenses for the maintenance of Divine Service) 108A The Senior Chaplain of St Andrew's Church, Bombay, on condition that he maintains a suitable conveyance NOTE-[When the Chaplain tsee his owocoaveyance for attending funerals at Sewree, he may be allowed to draw the ordinary gharry hire payable by him Řut when in the absence of by own conveyance he 19 compelled to hire one, he may be allowed to draw the carriage bure actually paid by him, whatever the conveyance may be subject to the condition that it should be limited to the daily allowance admissible to him under the ordinary rules or to that admisable under special orders 188ued by the Local Government from time to tune 1 109 Each of the two Roman Catholic Chaplains visiting, respectively, the Presidency General Hospital and the Jail at Calcutta 110 Each of the two Chaplains at Karachi and at Mhow NOTE--ITbe allowance may be increased to Rs 50 when one Chaplaia is 10 sole charge of the station) • 111 Chaplain of Hyderabad for visiting Kotrı; Anglican Chaplain, Kamptı, Missionary of the Society for the Propa. gation of the Gospel who performs the pastoral duties of Civil Station at Cawnpore, Chaplain of the cantonments at Darjeeling laincs at ve pur, Naini Tal, Mussoori lington for visiting the Chaplain of Barrackpo 1114 Chaplain of the nurch ui Scotland at Peshawar 112 Chaplnın of St Paul's Church, Poopa, and Chaplains of Jubbulpur, Multan, Delhi, Dinapur, Ferozepur, Jhansi, Jullunder, Chakrata and Lucknow, and Lucknos Cantonment, Chaplain of Dalhousie Cantonment from the 15th April to the 15th October , Chaplain of the Murree Gullis Stations of Gharial, Upper and Lover Toppa and Cliffden from April to October, Roman Catholic priest at Kasauli for visiting the Lawrence Military Asylum at Sadawar; the Chaplain of Ahmednagar, for such perioda as the nex barracks at Enst Ridge are occupied by a regiment requiring the services of a Chaplain of the Church of England. 50 0 0 3000 uble Chap: 30 00 3000 25 00 ·72 APPENDICES. [No. 26. Rate of Copyeyance Allowance. Rs. & P. 25 00 10 of D.siguation of Oficer. Entry. ECCLESIASTICAL-contd. 112A Additional Clergy Society's Chaplain at Sukkur for visiting Rohr 212B Chaplaius of the church of Scotland at Lucknow and Cawnpore 113 Chaplain of Bankıpore 114 Cancelled. 115 Chaplain of Chinsurah, for visiting Chandernagore; and Roman Catholic priest at Poona, for visiting the Yerarda Central Jail 116 Cancelled. 25 00 20 00 15 0 0 MEDICAL. 100 00 60 00 .60 00 500 50 0 500 ...1 0 117 Cul Surgeon of Chittagong as Health Oficer of that port : 118 Medical Ir 119 Assistant 120 Officer in Secretar cer of s Jail at and Dir 120A Cıvıl Surg 120B .. WAP HARI Ulicer, Maracal 120C the Maharaja of 121 and Grant Áredi: UVALU 122 Superintendent of Vaccination, Presidency Circle, Bombay Assistant Surgeon, Kelat; and Assistant to Civil Surgeon, 122A Military Medical Officer in charge of the staff of the Téle: graph Department at Agra 123 Civil Surgeon, Loharduggat 124 Civil Surgeon, Manbhoomt 125 C 126 As 50 00 35 00 LA UMU) 30 0 0 30 00 25 00 25 0 0 25 0 0 . 2500 25 0 0 25 00 25 00 LILY LIVII purgeou all venn 127 Sub-Assistant Surgeons then placed in temporary charge of & Civil Station, elsewhere than in the United Provinces, or of the duties of a Residency or Agency Surgeon (ses entry 131) 128 Civil Surgeon, Panch Mahais, as ez-officio Superintendent of 129 Inspector of Vaccination, Suburbs of Calcutta 129A Bengali Sub-Assistant Surgeon 17 charge of the Buti dispensary, Nagpur, for medical attendance on the clerical establishment of the Assistant Accountant-General, Post Office, Nagpur 1293 Assistant Surgeon in 'medical charge of Fort Blunro during 130 Assistnnt Surgeon in charge of the Civil Station Dispensary at Lahoro; Assistant to the Civil Surgeon, 24-Parganas; Assistant Surgeon attached to the Lyderabad Residency Hospital; and Assistant to the Surgeon to the Coroner of 131 Hospital Assistants and Native Doctors when in temporary charge of a Ciril Station in the United Provinces 20 00 2000 2000 15 00 Boat allowance. Debilable to the Inland Labour Transport Fund.

·73 No. 26.) APPENDICES. of Terlanstva al Once Late of Converse allowice Rs. p. 15 00 15 00 . 10 00 * JEDICHI-contd. 192 Clerk of the Bledical Store Derut, Madras, deputed to railway stations and whanses to take delivery of stores consigned to the depot 133 Superintendent and Medical Officer of the Albert Victor Asy: Tum for Jorpers, Gobra, Calcutta 134 Cancelled. 13L1 Assistant Surgeon in charge of the Police Tard of the Dacca Litford Lospital, provided his rank is not higher than 1311 le Districts hittagong, Flooghly, Av.uz yopibula, diam, ilmupuu, Wurshidabad, Nadia, Noakhah, Pabna, Rajshahi, Rangpur, Tippera 1310 Sub-Assistant Surgeon attached to the start of the Chief Commissioner of Assam, or during his absence on tour the Sub-Assistant Surgeon attached to the Shillong dispensary, for attending medically on the clerical and menial estak lishments at Shillong 135 Hospital Assistant attached to the Ramnagar Branch Di pensary in the Para Bankı District, for visiting, employés Depôt 136 Chari. cholera ho cold weather when immigration 13 taking place on an extensive scale * 15 00 10 0 0 78 0 6 0 0 40 00 50 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 POLITICAL 13GA Congular Agent at Koh-i-Dalık Siah 13613 1st, 2nd and 3rd Assistants, Aden Residency 13CC Registrar, Court of the Resident at Aden 1360 Clerks in' the Galgit Agency, enumerated below who actually keep ponies in the public interest Native Assistant (Gilgit) Agency Munsbi or ativ Assistant (Chilas, Gupis and Hunza) Camp clerk 130E Deputy Political Resident, Persian Gulf, on condition that he maintains a motor car 137 Tho Jemadar and a Chaprassi on tbe inental establishment of the Special Assistant to the Resident in Kashmi for Chinee Affairs at Kashgar 2000 90 00 103 00 13 0 0 SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER MINOR DEPARTMENTS 139 Protector of Emigrants and Superintendent of Emigration, Calcutta 189 Superintendente, Geological Surrey, who joined the Depart: ment before June 16, 1887 140 Aj 101 00 0 0 0 5000 5) 0 0 50 00 1404 Putu. "bt, Pulau 141 Inspector of Steam Boilers and Primo Movers at Bladrag 141A Arms Act Inspector, Calcutta, for inspecting places licensed for the storage of petroleum and carbide of calcium in the town and its suburbs 141B Gcological Surrey officer appointed to the Tenangaung oii Fields 5000 513 0 • Subject to the condition that per te artaally maintained. # Now styled Gortor of Angan.

·74 APPENDICES. [No. 26. Ro. Enty. Designation of Oncer. Rate of Conveyanco Allowance Rs. a. D. 35 0 0 40 00 80 0 0 40 00 30 0 0 30 00 30 0 0 30 00 30 0 0 3000 30 0 0 SCIENTIFIO AND OTHER MINOR DEPARTMENT8-contd. 141C Cancelled, 142 Principal of the Veterinary College, Bombay, for visiting the Lazaretto at Sewri in that city; and Assistant Principal of that College, for the performance of his duties in connection with the Glanders and Farcy Act 142A Two Inspectors of Factories in Bombay City 142B Superintendent, Hissar Cattle Farm 1420 European Gardener in charge of the historical and other Gardens in Old Delhi designated as "Superintendent, Government Gardens on condition that he maintains a motor cycle 143 Superintendent, Government Farms, and Agricultural Ro. 143A Farm Manager in charge of outdoor work at iluktesar; and the Engineer on the Staff the Imperial Bacteriological Laboratory at Muktesar 143B Nurse appointed during the outgoing pilgrim' season ai Karachi 144 Deputy and Assistant Superintendents, Geological Survey; who joined the Department before June 16, 1887 145 The Assistant Gardener whose charge includes the trans-Tista Plantations 145A Arboricultural Expert, Bengal 146 Cancelled. 147 Cancelled. 147A Curator of the Lloyd Botanical Garden at Darjeeling 148 Assistant Superintendent of the Cinchona Plantations, Darjeeling 149 Superintendent Lens wider formi nomunta 149A Superintendent 150 Superintendent, 150A Superintendent Gorernment 6 150B Petroleum Inspec 150C Inspecting staff Calcatta- Head Inspector Sub-Inspector (Import). Sub-Inspector (Shipping) Sub-Inspector (Jetts) 151 Chief Veterinary Inspector for the Forking of the Glanders and Farcy Act, Bombay 151A Observer in charge of the Chor Peak Observatory 162 Assistant Superintendent in charge of the Experimental Farm at Poona 153 Superintendent of Taj, Gardens, Agra, and European Gar: other than the Agri- 153A ! ks, the Nilgirs, for Gardens and open 154 The Officer on special duty in the Andamans in connection 165 Assistant Díanager of Government Tea Gardens at Port Blair 156 Four Senior Veterinary Inspectors employed in the Glanders and Farcy Department, Bombay 157 Lecturer on Anatomy in 'the Veterinary College, Bombay, for visiting the dissecting rooms at the Sewri Lazaretto 158 European Assistant Gardeners of Cinchona Plantations, Dar. jeeling 40 00 25 0 0 25 0 0 25 00 - 30 00 2000 20 00 10 00 25 0 0 22 8 0 2000 25 0 0 25 00 2000 20 00 25 00 15 00 20 0 0 • Xort-For to long as one of these two appointments of Sub Inspector is held in the FADCE tte allowance of the Head Torpector may be rsied to Rs 45 and that of the remaining Sub-Inspector to R 1 ·75 NO. 26.) APPENDICES. Xu? le tatlont Office. Pate of Donveyonce Allowance Rs. 9. P. 15 ,15 00 15 00 15 00 15 00 SCIENTIFIC AND OTHER Jon DepirTHENTI-concia 152A Superintendents in charge of the Government Agricultural Faring at Upper Shillong and Dacca 159 Cancelled 100 Two Junior Veterinary Inspectors employed in the Glanders and Fancy Department, lombay 101 Zilladars and Veterinary ssistants employed in Baluchism 102 Hospital Assistants attached to the Forest Surreg Branch, Dehra, and to the Omice of the Superintendent, Trigono metrical Surveys, Dehra 102A Veterinary Assistants in the Punjab and the NorthWest Frontier I'rorince other than thase attached to the offices of the Superintendents, Civil Veterinary Department, or to Veterinary Hospitals 163 Obcerter, dotncamund Observatory, for risiting Dodabetta Peak Observatory daily 163A Superintenden' 164 District Veter 164A Clerk of the A Cawnporc; 1 105 Muscum-kceper, Dehra Dun Forcat School, for visiting the Kaouli Garden, and the Ramgarh Dieteorological Observer tory and Phandawalla 1€5A Store-keeper, Garden Orerseer and Compound Overseer of the Agricultural Department employed at Cawnpore; and Overseer of the Benares Farm 1058 Clerk performing the duties of the Cashier of the Farm Office 165C Assistant to the Sylviculturist in charge of the Kaunls Sylvicultural garden 15 00 10 00 8 00 7 00 5 00 5 00 4 0 0 4 0 0 STATIONERY AND PRINTING. 166 Superintendent, Government Press, Madras 3000 1EGA Cancelled POBLIC WORKS AND RAILWAY DEPARTMENTS 166B Assistant Coal Superintendent, Kidderpore Docks, on condition that he maintains a motor car and that no travelling allowance trill be drawn by him for journey to Ishapore, Barrackpore, etc, mhich he will perform by motor; and Esecutive Engineer, Presidency District and Architectural District, Bombay, on condition that they maintain motor cars 160 00 1eec Superintending Enginefr, Eastern Circle, Bihar and Orissa, on condition that he maintains a motor car. The allow. ance will be forfeited whenever dails allowanco or road mileage is drain For journeys outside the Patna District he may draw travelling allowance under the ordinary rules, the daily equivalent of the convegance allowance being deducted *100 00 1661) Executive Engineer, Presidencs Division, Madras; Superin. tendent of Local Manufactures for State Railways €0 0 0 ICOE Erecutire Engineer, Karachi Buildings District 50 00 167 Cancelled 16. A«sistant Engineer in charge of the Mandalay Sub-division, on condition that he actually maintains three horses, or å motor car and one horse ED 0 0 109 Txecutire Fiogineer, ist Calcutta Dirision; Inspector of Llectric Installations for the Town and Island of Bombar: and Electrical Inspector to the Gorernment of Bengal • The allowance may be increased to Be 10 if the cat maintained in four-reted ·76 APPENDICES [Nos. 26;& 27. No. of • Entry Designation of Oficer Late of Conveyance 1110 120re Rs, a. P 35 0 0 3000 300 3000 PUBLIC WORES AND RAILWAY DEPARTMENTS-contd. 170 Upper Subordinates of the Public Works Department at Aden 171 Public Works Lower Şabordinates in Coorg 172 Presidency Store-keeper, Public Works Department, 'Madras; and Electrical Inspector to the Governmont of Madras 173 Store-keepers, Rangoon and Mandalay Divisions 173A Members of 'the Subordinate Plumbing and Electrical establishments, Burma 174 Overseer of the Dbavar Canals 175 Executive Engineer, Poona and Kirkee, and his Assistant 176 Assistant Engineer in charge of the Head-quarters sub-divi. sions of the Poona District, and at Karachi 176A Two Assistant Engineers in charge of the Sub-Divisions of the Presidency Division of Madras 177 Store-keeper at Karachi 278 Djetrint Inc. 30 0 0 30 - 0 30 00 30 0 30 0 0 30 00 30.00 179 30 00 30 00 179 A 11.5 percor for Girder and other work and Inspector for Wagon 180 Executive Engineer. Cuddapah Dirision, while in charge of the Ouddapah water-supply project; Executire Engineer, and Sub-Divisional Officer, I Head-Quarters District, Lahore, North Western Railway, Sub-Divisional Officer II in charge of construction, ner Locomotive shops, and Sub- Divisional Officer III in charge of construction, Carriage and Wagon shops, Head-Quarter District, Lahore, North Western Ralway; and Sub-Divisional Officers in charge of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sub-Divisions of the 2nd Division, Upper Chenab Canal, and of the 1st and 2nd Sub-Divisions of the 1st Ispision, Lover Bari Doab Canal 180A Assistant Mining Manager, Kbost Colliery, 281 omali Coast 182 Bengal State Railbis risits on duty to 183 Circle, Upper Burma 183A LLL Luperill Sub-Division, Sima 181 Assistant Mining Manager, Dandote Colliers, 185 Boat Superintendent of the Kistna Delta whule in charge of the quarries 23 0 8 0 0 0 0 15 15 0 0 15 0 0 VIL UL 5 00 1 APPENDIX No. 27.—Ne/crred to in Article 1082 Special rules regarding the grant of conveyance hire. 1. The following officers are allowed actual travelling expenses not exceeding Ro 1 for journeys br boat to and from the island of Elephanta Karkans of the Uran Taluka; the talatı of Shre Saza in the Uran Malial of the Panvel Taluka, on the sland of Elephanta in the Uran Petha in 2. An Opium Fa intending the unloading, etc., of opium which may he admissible, to a dails' conreyance allowance of Rs. 2 if at Calcutta ... Kuuluu lu any other travelling allowance and Re I if at Flowrah. 3. Oncers of the Sate : i and Customs Deto actual aspepses ·No. 27.) APPYDICES. iny the Ecurred lip them on Loat bire when patrolling, and proceeding to and returning irom infertion shape 38. The Distillery Supervisors, Northern and Southern Circles, Bombay Presi. rct, are entitkd to actual conrealice lure for tho journeys undertaken by them 16* uiting the distilleries and breweries in their chargo, subject to a maximum of Tupe ono in the case of the former and of ropees two in that of the latter, for each journur. 4. The Inspector of the Preventivo Department, Calcutta Custom House, who 19 deputed to inspect the salt registers, etc., of the manufacturers of salt, alkalı or bedro-chloric acid, is entitled to actunl conreyance biro for his journeys to and 1rom the manufactories il tal-ers of the Karachi Customs house are entitled to actual convey. arce charpes, subject to the maximuin of Re 1-8-0 per trip, for their journeys to ile kararhi l'ost Office to examine and assess the duty on articles received from foreign ports by post 413 The Inspector of steam boilers stationed permanently in Sind is allowed AC cerince (penses for inspecting boilers in the town of Karachi. 4C. The Inspector of Furopean Schools, Bombay Presidency and Central Pro- Tipe is entitled to a conveyance allowance of Rs 3 a day for the period during while he is engaged on inspection duty in the city of Bombay. 4D. Clerks of the Inspector of European Schools, Bombay Presidency and Centrat Prorinces, of the Depu pectress of Girls' Schools in Bomb veyance Allenance of 12 annas ear In pector or Deputy Inspe 1C Six Customs Preventive Oficers employed on shore patrol duty on the Calcutta side of the river Hooghly, are entitled to an allowance of Re i each per diem on account of carriage or hoat hiro for following up smugglers or smuggled 2001, AF Surveyors in charge of the survey classes at Poona and Belgaum in the Bombay Presidency are entitled to actual conveyance hire subject to a maximum of 8 annos a day. 4G The Director of Public Instruction, Bombay Presidency, is entitled to the natual converance hire, up to a maximum of Rs 3 per drem, incurred by him while on duty in the City of Bombay 5 The two forest guards in charge of the Uran sub-range of the Panvel taluka are entitled to an allowance of Re 1 a month each for journeys by boat to and from the island of Elephanta on duty 54 Treasurers and other subordinates in Currency Offices and in the Exchange Treasury, Allahabad, are permitted to draw actual conveyance allowance when required to travel on business to a place in the neighbourhood of their offices The clerks of the Additional Judge of the 21-Parganas is allowed actual convegance fire beteren Alipore and Howrah while the sessions are held at the latter place The Jailor of the Presidency Jail, Calcutta, may draw carriage bure at the rate of Rs 14 a dny for journey to and from the Iligh Court on duty 6 The Jailor of His Majesty's Penitentiary, Madras, may draw carriage bure to from the High Court on duty A Clerks of the Office of the Inspector-General of Prisons, Bombay, when detailed to inspect the Offices of the Yeravda Central Prison and the printing press attached to it are entitled to draw actual conveyance charges for their journeys from Prona City to Yeravda and back B The Deputy Educational Inspector and each of the five Assistant Deputy Educational Inspectors in tho Poona District are entitled to a carriage allowance of Rs 70 per annum for the journeys performed by them in connection rith the Agriculture at Poona is entitled ules of his head quarters. i duty between Uran and Elentitled to actual travelling espiences he boat, subject to a maximum of Re 1 for bead constables and of & annas for constables 10 A subordinate officer of the Bombay City, Madras City, Rangoon Town of head-quarters in the folloring cases, prorido? the tramway cars shall be used, and not hack 1us 10 aus, Luig alu vaca to quarters, when attending Court on doty, or 10 gire evidence prorided tbe quarters are pot pear to the Court ·78 APPENDICES. [No. 27. (6) When directed by the faced---- (c) When directed to rt. (d) When taking to s cho is upsblo, from and from the Court, and who has no money. (e) When proceeding to ships in harbour by the direction of : Magistrato and for serving processes of the Court in Blarine cases, whenever such expenses are not recoverable from the parties concerned. In this case hnet hirmmnu len hrauntiandham may not be safe ing them back. of Police may certify to be emergent. (1) T. thn naon ath --- 41 اع ܙܕܙܫ ܙܘܝ܂ 8 (2) i (): ig L 8 5 8 Deputy Inspector and Sergeant. (m) The following subordinate officers of the Bombay and Madras City Police, may charge the actual cost of moving their luggage on transfer from ono station to another within the City, subject to the following maxlmum ratos: Dadrag. Bombay. Ro European Inspectors 8 Indian Inspectors 6 6 European Deputy Inspectors and Sergeants in Bombay and Sub-Inspectors and Sergeants in Madras Indian Sub-Inspectors 4 (n) Subordinate officers of the Calcutta City Police and the Rangoon Town Police may charge the actual cost of nioving their luggage on transfer from one station to another in the City, subject to the following maxi. mum rates - Rs. 4. p. Inspectors 80 0 Sub-Inspectors B 8 0 Sergeants 50 0 11. The Deputy Shipping Master, Calcutta, is entitled to actual travelling expenses for boarding vessels for the purposes of shipping and discharging crews 10) inspecting prorisions, etc. 12. The Fluzoor Deputy Collector of Hyderabad for the time being who per. forms the duties of the Superintendent of the Economic Garden in the town of Isderabad may draw for carriage, expenses in connection with the discharge of abc tual g 0.1 itled the ·79 Nos. 27 & 28.] API. IDICES 15. Inspectors and Sub-Inspectors of the Central Police Training School, Bombay, are entitled to a daily allowancr of Re. I and anpas 3 respectirely, when Actually away from the schoot on practical work. 15., The Chaplains of tho Churches of England and Scotland 16 Bombay are entitleri, for 3 *- the carriage hire actually paid to the condition that it should 11 under the ordınary rules ar Local Government from time to time. APPENDIX No. 23.-Referred to in Article 1037. I. Rules made.-'.. 11 ... Carnan The Secretary of State for India . nd toyage of the Governor-Ge . 107-General of India, the Goret mmander-in-Chrel of the Forces and Bombay, dated the 7th Alarch 1916. circumstances of the case. 2 Except as declared in these Rules, Government will mako no arrangements for, and will defray not onveyance or passage of a Governor-General, 3 A newly appoin lin from Europe to enter upon his office, mintary officers for his personal staff, the 0 Aden, as the case may be, will be de - force in the Milia tary Department duty Tor such newly appointed belonging to the Royal Indian Ma and in accordance him and his fami steamer be will bear in respect of himself conveyance of passe will be issued at the rate of 3,5002 only 4 For an ex-Governor-General returning to Europe, on resignation, a steamer belonging to the Royal Indian Marine will (if nonnontant #ilth the public service and in accordance with his convey him and his family and suite to Suez, thus provided shall not be continued beyond renues will be made to the en-Governor General for his homeward journey from Guez Should he make use of the Royal Indian Marine steainer, the ez-Gorernor- General will bear the cost of entertainment and messing incurred while on board, 18 respect of himself and his party, according to the rules in force relating to the sistently to Suez Prefers Hill be made to him from Indian revenues in lieu thereof 6 An er-Governor General returning to Europe may be accompanied by to officers of his personal staff, for whom free passages to England will be allowed according to the rules in the Military Department, and also free return passages to India, if they start on their return vorage within two months from the date of quitting India "1. In the e-- deinend learing a widow in India, & steamer belong (if consistent with the require ments of the her to Suez in like manner 23 in the case of of a deceased Governor-Genera! Bo returning to Europe may be accompanied by one officer of the personal staf, 03 الان ·80 APPENDICES. [Nos. 28 & 29. the conditions mentioned in the preceding rule, and shall bear all such expenses as would, in ordinary course, be borne by an er-Governor-General returning to Europe. & The allowance for equipment and voyage of a Gorernor of Madras, Bonbay, or Bengal is fixed at 1,0001, and that a Commander-in-Chief of the Forces in India at 5001, if resident ) L. 41 na ambatante. non fan - ment. 22. An'oficer serving or residing out of Europe, but appointed during 2 tenporary visit to Europe, shall not be deemed to be residing in Europe for the purpose of these Rules, II. o State in Council of India, firing the expenses for equipment and tovage of Chief Justice and Judges of the sereral High Courts established under the said Statute, dated the 1st January 1888. 39. For the purposes of defraying the expenses of equipment and rosage from Europe on first nppointment, there shall be allotted- £ To a Chief Justice or Judge of ans High Court 300 Hut no such allowance shall be made to any person who, being in India, is appointed to the otfice of a Chief Justice or Judge, or ho, having been in India, 13 in Europe at the time of his nppointment with the intention of retnrning to India. APPENDIX No. 29.-Cancellca ·No. 30.) API'ENDIX No. 30.-Referred to in Article 1145 and the vole commencing Chapter LVI. Porr of Reyunion for pacial accommodation dy Raincy BOOK FOIL. FOIL TO BE DIFCRED TO THE RAILWAY TO DI DET NED TO TK104 TXO Requisition Xo for a pedral decomiokid108 for High Oficinis of eternimi Hequirdion Vom for special tu *? by railroy. CILARGLABIL TO HOVI RNB I.NT, derammodation for High Onc as of rorernment when trarelling by railroy By train leaving tatlon Sperial tits for the wariantONAT at -0'lloc arrommodation on #thenty oj r131. Ty train leatlag: On 18 ay Hon Yo Ntation 1hallway ON 19 station 'clock. 0930 09 (1 railway -On Supply the following accommodation - tation Easy It authend to travel trit id DE>ORIPTIOY OF ACOOVYODATTOX EQUIRED TO 07 from FUTPIIRD to DCNCRIPTIDY ON ACCOMMO UNIT (1) Spodal train 114 DATION RFQUIRED 70% T'articulars of corpo flion of trata, including euglao iowor, slould 6TIPLIED bo recorded overleaf by special trala (2) Nogle Maloung (3) Baloons of ber than bogle (1) Special train carriage Particular of compo-1. (4) Reserved 1st clang 11on of troin, Includ. compartmebis in cliging (5) Other Accommodation (1t anv) power, CATTIARO la A rovered with the pould be Tocordod 8Compartment for chatte, etc, 10 ordinary Std class cuinart11) TIC osrriral. (75 Lxtra luggage pot carried in the abovo (1, 2, 3, 4 of 5) ids - 416 lowing additional accommodathum - (2) Biogle saloon (8) Saloons other than Stundlund of person indentin logio Dennakon of person montis? (4) Почаг үеd іt сала Certified that conveyance as above has been provided on the requestion, and that catring. tares Lieve been duly pati folct clasg Passengers traselung in the same Commonstacoli carriage (6) Other acomodation compartment (11 any) Sunature of Stahon Maalet- (0) Com utment. far chnorate, in ortory Srdcla* Stalion Watter NB-A fresh requi-Stfon bould be is ged at the anat mencernent of ach journey when bhould be sent as a voucher by the Auditor or Examiger of Accounts of thorníway on (7) hitri luggagn not Stolion Cisl Acrtt Cong with thom he is in account, MITIN Jo shove (1, 2, 3, 4 of 6) which tbe journey is conitenced to the Comptroller, India Treasuries, Calcutta, I Indy - la support of the charge Muitary Accounts Besartment •The charge for Iezersed carrfages Co the convey a ice of a feryant trelling The charge for reserved carrloges In the servants' rompartment therent, of all lagga go tahen la the carriage and, in the colen the coniey afice of all pervants borneo of Any reclal prosl-lon on the ubject, 8 magnds of luggage in the luggage Bo travelling in the Kervant compartment wania l'or uwulago of empty velicles requlition la necessary, but a certificate should be thereof, of all luggage tohen in the submitted by the Train Manager or Trotbc Soperitendent of the railway in support of carriage and, in the absence of any the cliatge Fredal provi OD on the subject, 8 Erand of Inggage in the laegago pada 110# styled locountant General, Central Rerest, Yew Holl APPENDICES كلية 81 ·Particulars of special Ireld Unit to be eurplled 82 Patriculars of special train Uolt to be supplied. fperlatinale palmas Special bogie salons Specin ons other than ingics Special saloons niher than logica First clano carriages First class carriages Compito carriages Compoule carriages Soronil class carriage Second class carrtagea Third cláss carrieres Therd class cartages APPENDICES. Cnterru gnola formunda luggage Covered goods forjaunda luggage Moroc boxes for horocs Iforse boxes for horar Cattle trucko forhoracs Cattle trucks for- -horice Carriage trucks forcarridges Carrlage trucks forcarriages Hrale TADA Brakovana Logides Eogines NOTE... The twunlongine power, brake vans, ele, will he butplied in accord. ance with commsition of Iraia [NO. 30. NOTE -The usual engine pores, brake rana, ele, till be suplied in accord. ance with composition of train.

·83 No. 30.] AIPEXDICES. PART 1. Rules regarding the grant of rescued accommodation by rail and atramer to certain liph oficials and the trarelling allowance of such officers, and list of officers to rionfrer gones may be giren for joumeys by rail. 1 Whea an Ordinary Member of the Supreme Council, or the I'resident or a Veruler of the Raulkras' Rozrd, or the Chief Engineer with the Railway Board frarele on doir ouer any rosas in India, he 19 usually provided with a carnago *pcially constructed for hir use, but of such carriage 19 not available he is entitled to an ordinary rearrel carriage in either case he is entitled to third class accem. r.odation for not more than ten serrants. ? The reserved carriage is entirely at the disposal of the occupant when used ht him, and may he detached and detaitred at any station on his requisition 1 Thean nficials named ate also entitled to tho conveyance of all their personal lassyr at the public expense, whether taken in the luggage ran of the train to which the reserved carringe is attached or tent by any other train. All freight cbarges for stores or goods 50 carried shall be paid for by the officials named out of their prirate funds, but whnterer ther rouch for as personal luggage shall pass &> such OTE-1Stores taken for consumption on tour are treated 88 peranal luggage 1 + Members of the family of these officials are not entitled to conveyance at the public espense, and should pay the ordinary fares whether they are travelling math the official or ont TL ----AC--wont Tould rond to the 4 rennt Nanan the journey is made or luggage sert Journey which together with the regur Etaminer of Accounts of the Railway on which the journey is commenced to the Accountant-General with whom he is in account for payment, all such vouchers being accepted as sufficient authority for pre-audit payment should the Accountant-General desire further information before according final audıt he should refer the matter to the Secretary, Railsay Board 6 It is not necessary for a requi9ition to be given for the empty hanlage of carriages specially In such case a certificate xvill be furnished erintendent of the railway to the effect that for the distance for which the charge 19 to be bill paid thereon 7 If it is impossible for an Ordinary Member of the Supreme Council, when travelling on duty, to arrange to travel by an ordinary train which is not a mail train, and the Railway authorities are unable to attach his carriage to the mail train, he is entitled to order a special train 8 When the following high officials, najnels, -Governors, Lieutenant-Goretpors, Ordinary Members of the Governor-General's Council, Members of the Executire Chief Commissioners, Residthe Commissioner in Sind- I proceeding to join office, (b) another appointinent, after turning from leave:- (i) Any special or ordinary carriage or compartment usually assigned by rule to such officials, should, whenever practicablo, be placed at their (lisposal, if so desired (11) The charges for the haulage of such carriages or compartments will be le on duty: but the paid if such accomexception in clause " for any members of Py his carriage of i in clause (in), Fhich the COrnmences ·844 APPENDICES. [No. 30. (111) A Governor or Lieutenant-Governor proceeding to join his annointment or retiring from the --- tirement himself ar accompani the requis and the w y patru sula cinss pas. sengers travelling in the same carriage compartment" in the centre foil scored out NOTE -(Where sul tast rates are paid by Government for resented accommodation, the fates paid by the officer for other persons, it any, sharing such accommodation will be credited to Government i 9. The prescribed procedure regarding requisitions to railway administrations in regard to journeys performed on duty, shall be followed in the case of journeys otherunse than on duty, the fares payable being subsequently recovered by the Account Officer, PART II. Rules regarding the travelling allowance of officers entitled to reserved railway carriages when travelling on duty 1 (n Chin -. missioners, Central Pro- Finces led, when travelling by railway (i) for journeys within jurisdiction-to railway fares (if actually paid) for twelve servants at lowest class rates and to the freight of luggage not exceeding twenty-five mauuds, (11) for journeys outside jurisdiction and on transfer--to railway fares (if Actually paid) for four servants at lowest class rates and to the freight of luggage not exceeding ten maunds (6) The Commissioner in Sind is entitled to a reserved first class carringe, for journoys within his jurisdiction subject to the payment of first class fares for himself and for each person using the carriage. (c) Tho Director, Criminal Intelligence, Agricultural Adviser to the Govern ment of India, the Director-General of Telegraphs, and the Inspector-General of Irrigation, are each entitled to a reserved carriage when travelling by railway on a tonr of inspection. (d) The Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign Department, when he travels by railway in his official capacity on special tours of duty, is pro- Fided with a reserved first class carriage. 2. Oficers shown in sub-sections (a), (b), (c), (d) above are precluded by clause (1) of Note i to Article 999 from drawing any allowance under clause (i) of that article on any occasion on which they may utsize a reserved carriaga PART III. Rules regarding the trarelling allowance of officer, entitled to reserved railuay compartments and cabins in a steamer when frarelling on duty. 1. (a) A Judge of a High Court is entitled (i) when trarelling by railway, to a reserved first class compartment and to fares (if actually paid) for four scrrants at lowest class rates; (ii) when travelling by steamer, to a reserved cabin (if ons is available), and to fares (if actually paid) for four sertants at lowest class rates, sub. ject to the mual deduction on account of messing charges; and (111) when travelling by road, to s mileage of one rupee. Xow I Gotursors of the Central Parlacns and 5m ·85 Yo. 30.) APFŁ. DICES. He also outlal to drar deils allowance for each day on which he has been ocaged in intrection fork. é) Secretaries to the Gorcrament of India, other than the Secretary in the Foreign Department, who on certain occasions is entitled to a reserred carriage rule clance (d) under l'art II, a bore), Jembers of a Board of Revenue, Judges of . Clf Court and Financial Commissioners are entitled- (1) when travelling by railnay, to a rescried first class compartinent to be obtained by requisition notes, and to draw as trarelling allowance for auch journers the actual travelling expenses incurred by them up to a maximum of one first class fate; (11) when trarelling by stuamer, to a reserved cabin (If one is available), subject to the usual deluction on account of messing charges. The Director of Telegraph Construction is entitled to a reserved first class (ou partient with accommodation by the lowest class for three servants d) The Resident at Baroda, hea touring by Railay, is entitled to a reserved erat class cougartment, and to fares at lowest class rates (if actually paid) for two Berrauts Lc is also permitted to recover the actual cost of carriage by rail of two horses, when visiting outlying districts where local arrangements cannot be -de for supplying means of travelling by road * The l'olitical gent in the Phulkian States and Bahawalpur is entitled to the tree use of a first class compartment for a railway journey which begins and ends within the limits of the Satire States under his political control :)) The Educational Commissioner with the Government of India and the Sani- - A reserved first for any journey, and, in addition, elling • 10) The Director General, Indian Medical Service, when travelling by railway on inspection duty, is entitled to a reserved first class compartment for himself, and, in addition, to a single first class fare. kh) The Suri esor-General is entitled then travelling by rail subject to the conditic withdrawn if he travels less than 10,000 m) 16 reseried compartment, he is also entitled allorance. 14) The Resident in Kashmir, when travelling on duty by railway between Sialkot and Jammu, is entitled to a reserved first class compartment and to fares at lowest clasy rates tif actually paid) for two servants. Officers shown in sub-clauscs (a), (c), (d) and (t) are not entitled when utilizing a reserved compartment to draw the allowance referred to in Article 993 11 Ciril Service Regulations PART IV Free rasses* for journeys by ros) may be given to the following persons :- (C) GOLD Passeg. The President, Members and Secretary of the Rarimny Board. The Cluef Engineer frith the Railway Board. The Director-General, l'osts and Telegraphs. The Accountant-General, Railways. • Rules, fins tree fan*** tre uke 19 affecus to set the site Railway Open Lite Cooke, Volume II (a) guld pay entitle the Loller to travel 25 Aos Te crer el Ic2.10 Steve Rallmayu Bir ·86 APPENDICES. [No. 30. (6) SILVER Passes. The *Manager The Engineer-in-Chief Permanently The Locomotive Superintendent and attached to, The Carriage and Wagon actually employed on, the parti. Superintendent cular rail tray for which the pass The Traffic Superintendent is available. The Esaminer of Accounts The Officers of the Government Inspectors' Department The Agent The Chief Engineer Of each company,'s Railway in The Locomotive Superintendent direct connection with a State The Traffic Manager Railway. The Chief Auditor The Inspector-General, Railway Mail Service and Sorting The Superintendents of Post Ofices and Railway Mail Ser- When their beats of service extend vice over the whole length of the The Directors of Telegraphs Railway. The Chief Executive Officer, Railway Police The Secretary, Indian Railway Conference Association Over all Indian State Railways (c) CARD Pagges. The Executi All other o actaally travelling The followin (1) Post Office -- Inspectors-General, Rail. way Mail Service and When their jurisdiction does not Sorting extend over the whole length of 1 Superintendents, Railthe Railway. way Mail Service Postmasters-General Deputy Postmasters- General Over portions of lines within Assistant Superintend their jurisdiction ents, Rašlway Jail Service Inspectors of Sorting Record Clerks Attached to the Railway Bail Camp Clerks and Sorting Service Superintendents of Post Offices Tithin their divisions Dal Overseers Village postmen within their beats. (ii) Telegraph Department:- Such officers and employés, whose duties, in regard to the Railway Telegraph, necessitate constant trarelling over the line or over certain portions of it Now styled Agent (5) A atver pass entitles the holder to travel at any time over the particular railway or rallHIT! torbich it is granted A lirer pam held by an officer of Railway Company Ill permit the bolder to travel orer TI-.. *. tway to which that officer belongs neat faspectors Department holds good over bere oficial business ve? the particular almay, or portion of the A the dates operided on the piss - thot portion of the railway oret which the Kretion of the Manager to extend the privilege 1.La ·87 Nos. 30 & 31.) PEDICTS. 41 Card law issued on Telegraph scrrice should be endorsed as "avail. able for Brake lang of Goods Train," while all First and Second Class Card parma should, in addition, be endorsed as "available by ans Pasmorget Train whether ordinary or otherwiso." Also at the distetion of the Manager Ministers who constantly minister to the spiritual wants of the servants of the Railway. Contractors or Contractors Agents employed in the construction or maintenance of the railway, Refreshment Contractors, (0) Carte Pasiz. Assistant Directors General of the Post Office, when travelling on bona fide postal service. Employés of the Railway Mail and Sorting Servico other than those entitled to Card Passes. Persons other than those aboro mentioned, whore duties are connected with the Railway Telegraph, but which do not involve frequent travelling on the Railway. Also to the following, at the discretion of the Manager :- Oficers of English, Foreign or other Teilkrays and their families. SOTI.0mcers travelllag in the course of duty, who are eligible for travelling allowance for the performance of that duty, ore got entitled to free pada ] The following dependents of Officers and Subordinates employed on the Railway The wife and legitimate children and step-children of an Officer residing with and wholly dependent on him. Also a mother or an anmarried sister residing with, and wholly dependent on, the Officer, if he is unmarried or a widower Ministers when occasionally ministering to the spiritual wants of the servants of the railway, Refreshment Contractors' Agents and Dianagers attached to the railway refreshment rooms. Nexepaper correspondents. 1S san precis emolu cash or APPENDIX No. 31.-Neferred to in Article 764 (III) Rules regulating the emoluments of Government officers whose services are lent for employment in Indian States. 1 - Tetholone at a ma'nawinan insanla Far an Indian State 211 receive shall be remuneration or and value thereof Shail So officer will otherwise, other than as may 100 IF the orders are silent as to any 16 that It shall not be received. II Tho concessions which may be sanctioned by a Local Government, in those cases in which it has the power under the rules in the Civil Service Regulations of sanctionips the transfer of an officer to service under an Indian State, are as follows. () Contributions towards leave and pension under the ordinary rules of the Civil Service Regulations (11) Exchange compensation allowance in the case of officers who were in receipt of it prior to the loan of their services to the Indian State and to whom the State desires to grant it. (ni) - tice Pegainot no eyante aud Teguire, T ri • Nor Bled Agent () A chegue entitlet the holder to travel wiibia the time and limits of distance epecited ca tte PRIL ·88 APPENDICES. [No. 31. (15) Tants hari-J ---- UU VAAL vuuu lg allus ante, ele may be sanctioned equivalent reduce ordinary rule is Yu LILLLLLL (v) Free quarters to both European and Indian officers (a) when an officer of corresponding position in British India would be entitled to such a concession; (6) when an officer is employed as a totor, private secretary, or resi. dent medical attendant, provided that such addition to his total emoluments is duly considered in fising an appropriate rate of pay to be drawn by him; (c) otherwise, and provided always that the concession is considered in determing an appropriate rate of pay- (1) to a European officer, only if no other houses but such as are the property of the Darbai are available and the State is unwilling to accept rent; (2) to an Indian officer, if having regard to the nature o! his appointment such a concession is in accordance with local custom and the wishes of the State. When quarters are occupied which are the property of the Indian State, whether free or on the payinent of rent, reasonable repairs to them may be effected at the cost of the State, but all material additions or alterations should receive the special sanction of the Local Government in each case (vi) Frea furniture in quarters hinh aun the anat fel. Sonda - T.Jofficers, and in the case of 2 tutor, private secretary or id only if in accordanco with The value of the concession propriate rate of pay to be (rit) TŁ 1 III.-The following concessions may not be sanctioned by a Local Government. If it is desired to recommend the grant of any of them, the orders of the Gorerirment of India should be taken: (i) Local, personal and duty allowances. (ii) Free quarters to European and Indian officers under circumstancas other than those provided for in paragraph II (v) abovo. (iii) The use of free furniture by European officers other than tutors, privato secretaries or medical officers resident with a Chief. (iv) The use of Darbar carriages and animals by European officers other than tators, private secretaries or medical officers resident with a Chief, at hend-quarters (r) Iny other concession not within the powers of sanction of the Local Gov. ernment as stated in paragraph 11 above. 11.–The following concessions are esplicity prolubited and will not be allowed in any case- Free provisions in aus circumstances, and free lighting, fuel, fodder and supplies of any description at head-quarters. La neteranian renewal of ra ex. trices are tent the payment of ragitarrid pa. 1 ·89 No. 32.] APPENDICES. APPENDIX No. 32, Rules for the grant of additional leare to officers for the study of scientific, technical or similar problems, or in order to undertale special courses of 1nstruction The following rules relate to study fanen anle Thay nmn not intendent mant the case of officers deputed to other con for the performance of special duties specific problems connected with their he dealt with on their merity under the Regul Bacte Serier of the tended by officer in partments hat leave or invesligation of a fcientific or technical nature. NOTE -The este 100 of these rules to the Public Works Department does not affect the existing rule under Xhich officers of less than 12 yeurs' service are allowed to visit engibeering worka when on laste in Great Britain travelling expeases onls being reimbursed ] 1. Extra furlough for the purpose of study may be taken either in or outside India It may be granted to an oficer of any of the Departments named above by tho Local Government or Administration under which he is serving, provided that »mi ܙ ber to to der >fore leave is given. Stii than five years' servid liave the option of ict ervice, ithin three sea 2 The grupt of study leare should be made with due regard to the exigencies of the public service In no case should the grant of the leave, in combination with J.------- exccedext wave for exceptional reasons 1 An officer whose study leave 18 combined with any other kind of leave should be required to take his period of study leave at such a time as to retrin, at its conclusion a balance of other previously sanctioned leare sufficient to cover the period fpent in returning to dnts Then an officer has been pranted a defender of the sanctioned period to any A definite period of study leave and finds hould be reduced by the excess period of the sanctioning authority in India to ---:7. onla t 6. Oficers on furlough on other leare in Europe of America, who wish to hate ·90 APPENDICES. (No. 32.. who desire to have it attended for purposes of study, should address the Under Secretary of State, but in addition to the above requirements they must support their applications with documentary evidence of their having obtained the approval. of the authorities concerned in India to their applying for an extension of leare. 7. A lodging allowance, which for the present has been fixed at 12: a day but which is lable to revision, will be granted for the period spent in prosecuting a definite course of study in Great Britain at a recognized institution or in any definita tour of inspection of any special class of work, as well as for the period covered by any examinati: - be granted to officers who take stt be specially considered by the Se I the case may be, in each case. Ir addition to lodging allowance and 1, but in exceptional cases claims nment of India in consultation, if necessary, with the secretary of wlule. 8 Lodging allowance will be admissible up to 14 days for any period of vacation.. A period during which an officer interrupts his course for his own contenience 11 dinarily required to meet the cost of feeg I cases the Secretary of Stato or the Gov. ill be prepared to consider proposals that 10. On completion of the study the certificates of examinations passed or the certificates of special study, which should show the dates of commencement and termination of the course, with any remarks by the instructor, shall, when the study leare has been taken in Europe or America, be forwarded to the Under Secretary of Stato, India Office, and, when the study leave has been taken in any other coun. try, to the authority which sanctioned the leare In the case of a definite course of study at a recognized institution the lodging allowance will be payable at tho Indra Office or in India, as the case may be, on claims submitted by the officer from time to time, supported by proper certifcates of attendance Then the programme of studs approved under rule 5 does of mounts, the officer shall nctioned his leave, ------ . ... € 1 hos heen properly emplo, um lodging allowance referred to in rule 7 may be granted 11. Study leave will count as service for promotion and pension but, ercept so 1 1-------- Inans not for forlough or any other leare. be due to an officer; it will count as account in reckoning the aggregate ards the maximum period admissiblo under the CWVII Set 100 de guidLIVIL 12. In officer on privilege or combined leate may be permitted to commence a course of studs before the end of his privilege leave, and to draw for such period the lodging allowanco admissible under rule 7, without forfeiting his privilege lente allowance during such period. With the foregoing esception an officer, during study leave, will drar furlough pay. For all purposes of record and subsequent calculation of Icare, the full amount of study lease taken gholl in such casca bo post- Jntel as if it commenced at the end of the privilege lenye. Military officers in civil emplog will be entitled to draw furlough pos as follows:- (9) To an officer taking study leave while under military leave rules. the rato of furlough pay admissible to bim under those rulea. (6) To an oficer taking stady leave while under civil lento ruleg, the rata prescribed in Article 316 of the Ciril Service Regulations for an officer on ordinary furlough subject to the limits laid Jorn in article 310 (a) ·91 Nos. 32 & 33.] APPEXDICES. 13. On an application for study lear tds Gorragient of Badrus, Bombay or the India Office of the particulars of t any other Local Government or Admir Gorernment of India who will inform the India Oinco. It wiu ve led officer concerned to p math the Secretary of State who will arrange any atroduction that may be required. In all cases country 19 sanctioned the particulars should be T., 1 APPENDIX No 33.- Referred to in Article 202 (a). Class I ---Officers appointed on probation for three years or more in 21€w to perman nent sertice. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT- POLICE DEP TWENT- 1. Principal, School of Arts and ficers of Indian Police force Crafts (School | of Design), Lucknow. RAILWAY DEPARTMENT 1. The permanent Engineer Estab STATIONERY AND PRINTING lishment of State Railways. 1 The Controller of Printung, Sta 2 The Superior Revenue Establish tionery and Stamps. ment of State Railways in the 2. Deputy Superintendents of the Traffic, Locomotive, Carriage and Goream nt Central Press, Cal. Yagon, Signal, Electrical and cutta Medical Departments 3 Overseers in the Government Cen 3 The non-pensionable Bridge Er. tral Press, Calcutta gineers of the Engineering De- 4 Assistant Superintendent, Gorpartment ernment Press, Allahabad. 4 The Mining and Assistant Mining Managers of the State Railway TELZORAPH DEPARTMENT Collieries. 1 Officers sent out to the Telegraph Department under contract and EXCISE DEPARTMENT- Telegraph Workshop Foremen, 1 Distillery Experts designated Doputy or Assistant Commissionery PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT of Ëscise or otherwise 1. Consulting and Assistant Consulting Architects to the Government ARMY DEPARTMENT of India and Local Governments. Sanitat ami ant Sanitary (ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT) Engineers 1 Assistant Foreman 3. Electrical Advisers and Inspectors 2 Assistant Troreman Examiner of 4 Superintendents and Assistant Small Arms Superintendents of Workshops 3 Assistant to the Chemical Inspec tor 5 Plumbing Experts, Builders' Foremen and Draftsmen. 4 Carriage Examiner 5 Chemical Inspector SCIEYTIFICAR DEPARTYFYTY- 6 Chemist 7 Chief Accountant 1 Probationary officers of tho Indian Agricultural Service & Chief Draftsman 2 Probationary officers of the Civil 9 Chief Foreman Plumber Veterinary Department 10 Chief Ordnance Examiner 3 Gazette officers engaged under 11 Cıyıl Chief Master Armoprer agreements for whole-time ser- 12. Civil Engineer Adriser. vice in the Meteorological De- 13, Cin! Engineer Assistant. partment 14. Civilian Cutter, 4. Mathematical expert in the Survey 75. Deputy Accountant. of India Department 16 Electrical Engineer 5 The Controller of Patents and 17 Engineering Manager. Designs 18 Toreman 19. Foreman Esaminer of Small Arm 6 The Actuary to the Gorernment of India 20 Gauge Examper 21 Indian Service Jechanic 7 Members of the European Gardeners' Service Leading Hand 23 Manager. JALL DEPARTMENT 24. Manager and Chemist. 1. Machinista in the Bengal Jail Den 25 Iechanical Engineer. partment 23. Steel Forks Msdager. Nor aftled the Controller of Polatlas 1 Satingat ·92 APPENDICES. [No. 33. Class II -Officers appointed for less than three years in view to permanent ser rice. CUSTOMS DEPARTXENT- Bus (AARINE) DEPARTMENT-contd. 1. Probationers of the Imperial Cus. 5 Foreman of tho Foundry, Bombay toms Service. Dockyard. 6. Foreman Boilermaker, Bombay SCIENTIFIC AND Mixon DEPARTMENTS Dockyard. 1 Probationers of the Geological Sur- 7 Electrical Engineer, Bombay, vey Department. Dockyard. 2. Officers of the Indian Museum. B. Mechanical Draftsman, Bombay 3 Archeological Ollicere, Dockyard, 4. Probationers of the Mines Depart 9. Foreman of Ship-fitters, rivetters, ment. etc., Bombay Dockyard 6. Factory Inspectors. 10. Master Sailmaker, Bombay Dockyard, EDOCATION DEPARTMENT 11. Constructor, Kidderpur Dockyard. 12. Assistant Constructor, Kidderpur 1. Indian Educational Service Dockyard Officers, 2. Assistant Officer in charge of the 13 Foreman of the Yard, Kidderpur Dockyard. Government of India Records. 14 Foreman of the Foundry, Kidder- ARMY (MARINE) DEPARTMENTS 15. Foreman Boilermaker, Kidderpur 1. Chief Constructor, Bombay Dock- Dockyard yard 16. Mechanical Draftsman, Kidderpur 2. Constructor, Bombay Dockyard Dockyard. 3 Assistant Constructor, Bombay 17. Assistant Foreman Boilermaker, Dockyard Kidderpur Dockyard. + Foreman of the Yard, Bombay 1B Master Sailmaker, Kidderpur Dockyard. Dockyard. pur Dockyard.

·93 IORUS, L'ART XIII.---'ORMS. LIST OF FORSIS Leave Procedure Forms 1 JIılıtary Department Certificate of title to Lease see Articles 856 (c), 861) and Tule 1 of Article 871 (a) 3 5.- Cancelled 6- 8 9.-Privilege Leave Certificate,-see article 871 (a) 10 --Certificate of leave out of India with allowances payable in India,-see Article 871 (a) 11 --Certificate of extraordinary leave out of India without allowances,-see Article 878 12 -Accountant-General's letter to officer proceeding on leave out of India, 13-Accountant-General's letter to officer proceeding on combined leave, sed Article 880. 14.-Information to be given by officer in reply to Form No 12, 15.-Information to be given by officer in reply to Form No 13, 16.-Last-pay Certificate to an officer proceeding on leave in India or to Europe, see Articles 878 to 898. 17.-Last-pay Certificate to an officer proceeding on leave to a Colony, see Artreler 881, 882 and 897. 18 - Letter from an Accountant-General to the Treasury Officer when an officer proceeding on leave is unable to call at the Accountant-General's office, see Article 882 19 -Report of date of actual sailing-spe Article 883 20 --Treasury Officer's report of having complied with Form No 18,-se Article 884 21 - Colonial (leave allowance) warrant,- see Article 888 (6) Pension Procedure Forms 22 - Application for an extraordinary pension or gratuity, -see Article 7464 (b) 23 --Form of Service Book, --see Article 816, 24-Statement of service,-see Articles 907, 910, 914, 923 and 938 35 --Application for pension,-see Irticles 307 (c), 910 to 914 and 938 (a). 26 - Ditto of certain grzetted officers, see Articles 913 (6), 914 and 939. 27-Pension Payment Order,-see Article 993 Ditto of certain classes of pensioners, --see Articles 937 and 944, Yote 29-Colonial (pension paymeat) warrant,-sec Article 967. 30 taneelled ·FORDIS. [Nos. 1, 28 & 9. Part XIII-FORMS. -has years no on Form No. 1 (Leave).-Referred to in Article 856 (c), 860 and Rule 1 of Article 871 (a). Military Department certificate of title to leave. FORM No 1 [INDIAN ARMY FORM L 1176]. [OBVERSE.] Certified that who is subject to the Furlough Rules of ---days' furlough at his credit. He is eligible for furlough at the rates of pay specified :- farlongh Pay For yearsprivate affairs days on Inghsh farloagh pay medical certiduate For -yearsdays on furlough pay if granted an extension on medical certificate. Foryearsdays on English furlough pay if granted an extension on medical certificate. For -yearsdays without pay if granted an extension on urgent private affairs. He entitled to draw furlough pay at the rate of exchange of two shillings 29 not the rupee. The- -19 C. N. A., -Command. AOTE-[On the back are noted the dates of beginning and ending of ang leave already taken, the nature of puch leave, and rule under which it was taken 1 [REVERSE. 7 LZATE ALBXADT TATEN. Nature of leave Rule under bich taken. Date of begippa. Date of endir Forms Nos, 2 to 8.-Cancelled. Form No. 9 (Leave).--Referred to in Article 871 (a) (ame of, and designation of office held by, the officer.) PRIVILEGE LEAVE CERTIFICATE 1. Gorernment under which employed. 2. Date of begioning of leave. 3. Date on which leave will end. 4. Whether furlough or extraordinary leave without allowances is admissible in contionation of prinlege leare, and, it 60, to what extent and on what terras. OT-IL are allowinces *{!l dot te pad oot of ladie eet! the Acer prodacer lartpay Her1Acate) (Place) (Signature) (Date) Audit Officer, ·95 Nos. 10, 1 & 12.] FORUS. Form No. 10 (Leave).-Referred to in Article 871 (a) Leave Certificate. (NO ALLOWANCES ARE PAYABLE OUTSIDE INDIA ON THIS CERTIFICATE.] CRANTED TO (name of, and designation of office held by, the officer). 'ROCEEDING OUT OF INDIA. 1. Gorenment under which employed. ? Date of beginning and encing or any leave already taken; the nature of such leare; and the rule under hich it was taken. 3 Article of the Civil Service Regulations under which the leave is granted, Aon-[Distingurah Furlough granted on medical certificate from furlough granted without nedral certifcate, and the lette, though technically of the latter description, wat granted to consequence of the production of a sledical certificate, mention the fact] 4 Period of leare, 5 Date of commencem of leave. 6. l'eriod for and terms on which leave may be extended or commuted other. wise than to Extraordinary leave (Place) (Signature) Audit Officer. • 1o alling op entry 6 the Audit Officer should always mcntioa that no extension or commu. #L R. 41. --. - Form No. 11 (Leave).-Referred to in Article 873. CERTIFICATE OF LEAVE ORANTED TO (name of, and designation of office held by, the officer). PROCEEDING OUT OY INDIA. das --L:.L. -1.2.1 1 - ci ken; the nature of such the leave is granted. 3,- 4. Period of leave. 6. Dato ot coinmencement of leave, (Place) (Signatore) Audit Officer. Forms Nos, 12 to 15 (Leave).-Referred to in Article 880. FORM No 12.-(ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL'S LETTER TO OFFICER PROCEEDING ON LEAVE OUT OF INDIA.) To SIR With reference to the order noted in the margin, granting you leare out of India, I have the honour to say that it is Decessary for (nere enter the number and date you to obtain from me a last-pay certificate or of the order, name of authority certificate of leare, stating the circumstances of urorting the learn, and rage of the You should also note that your Gazette which the your leave leare notified duty pay op to the date of making orer charge of duties must be drawn in India. ? To enable me to prepare your last-pay certificate, it is necessary tbst you send me the information in the enclosed form (14) so as to teach me one clear Tree before you make orer charge and can receive the certificate in ·96" FORKS. I [Nos. 12 & 13, 3. If you are in, or intend to pass through (Accountant-General's Station) your certificate will be prepared, and your allowances up to the date before you learen India paid, on your calling personally at my office, and presenting a last-pay certificate from the Treasury Officer of the District where you last drew your allowances, XOTI -[Omit the Italicised parts of thlo pstagraph and the whole of paragraph à it the officer draw pay from Accountant-General's office direct Change the words 'up to tbe dato before you este Indie da this para to up to the date before your leave commencea', if the leare granted 4. Otherwise, I shall cause tho. last-pay certificate to be delivered to you, and E, however, certificate e attached If you wish to draw your leave allowances in India you should either grant your Agents a power of attorney or leave your bills ready signed in their custody for presentation as they fall due. A guarantee bond in the form given in Article 30, Civl Account Code, should be furnished by your Agents unless they hare executed a general bond of indemnity, . FORM No 13.--ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL'S LETTER TO OFFICER PROCEED). ING ON COMBINED LEAVE To Sir, With reference to the order noted in the margin, granting you leave out of (Pere entor number and date of tho India, I havo the honour to say that it is necessary ordar, name vy authority granting for you to obtain from me last-pay certificate to the leave, and page of the Gazelle in enable you to draw your allowances in England thich the leadot notified) or in India, according as you may desire. 2. To enable me to prepare your last-pay çertificato, it is necessary that you d also your formal at your earliest ont to your Agents by ether yourself esire to draw them yur salary, a fresh r treasury last-pay I are requested to me Treasury, your ou in the ordinary hould either grant d in their custody m çiren in Article 30, Civil Account Code, should be furnished by your Agents unless they have executed a general bond of indemnity. FORM OF ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL'S LETTER OF INSTRUCTIONS TO TREASURY OFFIOERS FOR DRAWAL OF PRIVILEGE LFAVE ALLOW. ANCIS BY AX OFFICER TO WHOM COSIBINED LEAVE HAS BEEN GRANTED. To Sirt, With reference to the order quoted in the margin, granting combined letra I have the honour to stito that the officer bas erpreeted his desire to dror his pririlege leare allowances from Trensury through his your authorized Agenta Bressrs. I request. therefore that his Treestyle-por eerlihesse mer te fornichet in the file an unmi chote in That's Irrealisere may bi pili niti - horld from thlon lart in corde te in sfamat tih danrlivin ini that's Tontofar centricate may relatabilesta huolture Teametlatelofter the Hmment has been tnade ·9.7 Nos, 14 & 15.) FORTIS, FORM No. 14--(INFORMATION REQUIRED BY ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL BEFORE LAST-PAY CERTIFICATE CAN BE DRAJYN UP.) Roos! 1. OD what dato co What Treasury you Istend do you wish to moto orer drew your leave charge of your allowancest oIce 2 Delore 07 ter 2 6 Wbat advance, it 6 edy, do you regulre now? ! At what port do you 3 7 Ilow do you propose 7 Icted to contatti to pay your sut. scription to the (Bengal, Bombay or Madras) Civil Fund during your absence on fur lough? Bswba: elp w)' 4 DO you wish to B Jau 1e!, od ce sudscribe to túe what date General Provident Furd daring your leave? It bo, At what rate per cent. on your leave allow. ancest (No 6 1 for Military Oficere rubject to the Military Leave Rules and for Chaplains only) (Signed) (Designation) DATED AT The of 19. TO THE ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL OP FORM Xo 15—(INFORMATION REQUIRED BY THE ACCOUNTANT-GENE- RAL BEFORE THE LAST-PAY CERTIFICATE CAN BE DRAWN UP IN THE CASE OF COMBINED LLAVE) (This form should be retui ned duly filled up to the Accountant-General one clear week before the date of making over charge.) 1. On what date do you intend to make 1. over charge of your office? 2 Before or after noon. 2 3 At what port do you intend to em. 3 bark? 4. By what ship will you sail, and on what date 5 In what country do you wish to draw 5. your privilege leave or vacation allowances? If in India, name the Treasury 6 What is your address in India or 6 England to which your last-pay certincate, to enable you to draw privilege leave or vacation allow ances, may be sent ? 7 In what country do you wish to draw 7 -kh-morala €. 8 9 9.

·98 FORMS. [Nos. 15 & 16. 10. When is the Military Department cer- 10.- tificate prescribed in rule I under Article 871 (a), Civil Service Regolations, expected? 11. Do you wish to subscribe to the Gene- 11.- ral Provident Fund? If so, at what rato per cent, on your leave allowance? NB-[1t you wish to draw your lease allowance from the Accountant General's office, no last-pay certificate will be issued.) No 9-ſia for them bera of the Indian Civil Service only 1 NO 10-Ts for Military Officers subject to military Rules only (Signature) (Designation) DATED AT 3 The of 19. TO TUR ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL AT Form No. 16 (Leave).-Referred to in Articles 878 to 898. Last-pay certificate of of the proceeding on to 1 2 3 Goterdment under which employei Sabutantive arpolntment Acting app slotment (if any) @tatement of past lente , 3 4 Nature of Leare, Proma Το 1. Rales ander which token. Statement of protect Jeste. Monthly rate of abuotee Hllowance . Articla and Clay of Xetare of Leare, 1. 3. D. Trope TO incel ·99 No. 16.) FORUS. 6 7 B 8 9 Department, 10 race of paytreat. I'xt: Im bicfrit sajtent ft to be male Amront (if any) to be recoreret Source frittichat piee towarte is suable 9 Indian Rerendce. Date of origindla 10 Date co sebe otctl'l, darlog the currenes of 11 leure complete the terms of servico or attain the pe fath chly any rule, te is recaired to retire innite strice, , for itstecco, 55 years of age Tend for, and TTD hicb les mat be estended,, 19 or ccto buted others in than to extraordinary leafe. Y.M.D. 11 granted 00 inc may be extended op Bar e allowance by without uc (Fortteja ticulars inquired in the case of Silitars OLcer in CiTu employ > 13 13 . Date of commencement of pension servico Date of entry ander Ciril Leave Rules. It object to the C11 Leave Ro 14 IS (Earbod in respect of service while under Mitary roles. Earned a respect or service while under Ciril rules Amount of furlougb at credit at commencement of 15 present furlough, or 18 Date of being track of duty 10 It object Indian Ar Leave ku Deductions to be made. Rates. wife For sili £ per mensem from Civil Indian Service Military Family l'ensions Subscription » Sons » daughters Total £ and interest 011 A balance of donation £ tor La recoverable at £ 2 month from General Provident Fund Four per cent Deductions (if any) . . In else kuberribcy loola Ci Servicef Pe plona est accre Jadla 10 res her Signature Place- Date- Votes. 1 Distinguish Furlough granted on 1.C. N.O. from Furlough granted without ЕСА. MO.; and if the leave, though techni. cally, of the latter description, Fas J.D. granted in consequenes of the produs Art tion of a medical certificate, mention the fact Abbrerintions. Medical Certificate. . Exchange Compensatiga Allorance Years, Months, Days. Article. I?

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·101 Nos. 18, 19, 20 & 21.) FORS. Forms Nos. 18 to 20 (Leave).-Referred to in articles 882, 833 and 885 FORSI No. 13-LETTER FROM ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL WHEN AX OFFICER IS UXABLE TO CALL AT HIS OFFICE To TezASCEY OFFICER OF Bre, I hare the honour to enclove the following documents.- (1) Bill for Rs -, being the allowance ofpro eeding on Jease out of India, up to the date before he leares India Thus you are to deliver to him on h:3 giving rou a certificate of his liaving made over charge of his office, aod, after he has signed it, to pay (2) 's last-pay certificate, which you should give lum when you pay his bill. (3) A blank form (No. 19) of report o: the date of leaving India, to be delivered along with the last-par certificate. (1) 4 form (So 2) of report of your having carried out these instructions, which you will send to me. (Place and date) Accountant-Genial 1 FORSI YO 19 --REPORT OF ACTUAL SAILING 66 Irow To ACCOUNTANT-GEXERIL OF- Bre, I hare tbe konour to report that I sailed from India hy the steamer which left -on-day the---of- 19 - I have, etc (Signed) Noted and forwarded to the Secretary to the Government of Department The 13 Accountant-General Comptioller FORA NO 20-TREASURY OFFICER'S REPORT FROM THE TREASURY OFFICER OF- TO ACCOUNTANT-GENERAL, be, With reference to your letter No_dated- Share the honour to teport that the bill for Rs -therein enclosed was delivered to on his giving me a certificate of having made over charge of his office; and further that the bill having been paid, ar 's last-ray, certi: ficate was delivered to him, together with blank form (No. 19) of report of date of leaving India I haro, etc, (Place and date) Treasury Oficer Form No. 21 (Leave).-Referred to in Article $$$ (6). COLONIAL LEAVE ALLOWANCE WARRANT. (ORVERSE) YARBANT No. Or 19. A B having been granted privilege leare for a period of -months-days and in continuation thereof- -months unde reats- ·102 FOKUS. [Nos. 21 & 22. the orders of the Government ofis hereby allored the prinlege of drawing his leave allowance at -and -respectively from during the abore mentioned periods, commencing from and respectively. The payment of the monthly allowances stated abore is to be made at such rate of exchange as the Secretary of State in Council may by order prescribe. 6 per cent Ps. 135-11-9 per month Op -The oficer la entitled to exchange compensation allowance at privilege leave allowance only.) Four per cent. deductions For seli Ciril Food dedaction per month For S003 For daughters TOTAL OT Subscriptions to the Indian Civil Service Family Pengion Regulations (per month). TOTAL Subscriptions to the Indian Miutary Service Family Pension Fund. TOTAL DATED AT The 19 . Accountant General. [REVERSE 2 Same, rank and description of payce. Perlod for which tayment in misde Monthly rate. Amount. Stenature of Paying Ecer This certificate will be relurned by 4 B, sod will be given up to the Accodat once to Jodia on his retara to India Each payment will be recorded on the reverse, certised by the Paying Oteer, and receipted by A B Form No. 22 (Pension).-Tieferred to in Article 716-1 (). Application for an eztraordinary pension (or gratuity) for the family of AB, laſe a- Lilled in the execution of duty. Submitted by the 1. Yame and residenco, showing Village and Pergunnah. 2. Age, 3 lleicht. Description of claimant . 4 Kace, caste, or tribe. 6, Marks for identification. 0. Present occupation and recuniary circam. stances. 1. Degree of relationship to deccarod.

·103 Nos, 22 & 23.) FONUS. Description of deceased. 8. Name. 0 Occupation and serfice, 10. Length of service. 11 Pay then killed, 12. Maturo of injury causing death. 13, Amount of pension or gratuity proposed. 14 Place of payment. 15. Dato from which pension is to commenco. (16. Remarks. Date of birth by Mume. Christinn era, Sons l'idors, Xames and ages of surviving kur der of deceased. Daughters. l'ather. Mother. SOT -111 the deceard tu left zo 600 widow, daughter, father or mother gurviving him, the TOTULPE ut "deadwould be entered opposite to such relative) (Place) (Date) Signature of Head of Office. Form No. 23 (Pension).-Referred to in Article 816. SERVICE BOOK. Space should be provided on the reverse of the title page of the service book to Secord thumb and Linger impressions of (non-gazetted) Officers under the following heading → "Thumb and finger impressions of (non-gazetted) oficer." The opening page of the service book should contain the following entries.- (1) Name (2) Race, (3) Residence. (4) l'ather's name and residenco (5) Date of birth by the Christian era as nearly as can be ascertained (6) *. 1 (9) head of the office or other attesting NOTE---(The entries in this page should be renewed of re-attested at least every are sears, and the sigoaturo in linea (8) and (9) Bbould be dated) The remaining folios of the service book should be divided into fourteen columns, viz. (1) Name of appointment (2) Whether substantive or acting, and shether permanent or temporary. (3) If acting, hero state substantivo appointment. (4) Pay. (5) Acting allowance in the case of officers-- (a) whose pay is not less than Rs 200; (b) whose pay is on a progressive scale; or (c) whose allowance counts for pension under clause (h) of Article 480. (50) Allowances referred to in clauses (b), (d), ), (k), (and 0) of Article 480 of the office or otter attesting ·104 FORMS. (Nos. 23 & 24, (9) Date of termination of appointment. (0) Reason of termination (such as promotion, transfer, dismissal, etc) (11) Signature of the head of office or other attesting officer. (12) Leave taken-nature and duration of. 13) Signature of head of the office or other attesting officer. (14) Reference to any recorded punishment or censure, or reward or praise of the officer, NOT..- [No uolform rele can be laid dowa regarding the language la which service books should be written But in an office the head of which is acquainted with English, that language should, as far as f. convenient, be employed All the headlags in the service book, without exception, should be printed in both English and the Vernacular) Form No. 24 (Pension). History of service of A B in the office of- (Date of birth -> HISTORY OF SERVICE (SHOWING INTERIUPTONIOT) Flow vented Remark, by the Audit Oficer. Collector of oborrir Bagh . 10 Ditto Ditto 16 YMDYMD 1st May 1851 15th Aug. 1851 09 15 Inferlo: grade IG: h Aug, 1851 30th Sept, 1852 1 1 15 lnder 90 years of age, lut Oct. 1962) 7th Bray 1856 9 7 7 Bth May 1950 7th Nor, 1858 06 0 8th Nor, 1856 15th Jaa 1950 % 2 8 By Account Ant-General Bengal, — Se# encloeure Ditto Ditto 16 15 . On slet Icaro Collector of Sobartir Haghil Out of employ 16th Jan. 1869 17th can, 1850 0 0 9 Resigned to Jolo pew appointtzont, 18th Jun, 1857 111) July 1805 O 621 Port oc., Dernt, Inst. 25 Bardwan Daster, Under rorpion - 12th Jaly 1868 Int Sept 1365 . ope 0 1 21 Saarentfon adjudged 18 . pen. B Coptroller, Post Doce. $enclomara B. *** Pont Otee, Teruty Pott23 2nd Bept 1865 Std Mar 18GR SO: Dard. ater. Dito Ditto ofs. 25 10 Ata Yar, 1809 Srd Dec. 1890 INO Portiosster. Oat of emping, la cor* $b Dec. 1999 1st Nor, 1870 qon o? abolition of appolatment, olce of Clerk * Xor, 1970 30th Jave 1871 o 140 Nadal 0 10 29 By Accountant-Genent. Bengal Suedelo are C. 1 To'a serlod et wertler . 17 19 ·105- No. 25.1 FORUS. Form No. 25 (Pepsion) (three pagos).-Referred to in Articles 907 (c), 910 to 914 and 938 (a). frast Pags. APPLICATION POR PESSION OR GRU TOITY 1 Xse of uppliest. 2 Pather's cine 3. Rxe, wet, mad care. Residence, ahol fillage und Pergudsab I Preet or last ep!*!, loclading dan of eratllament 6 Date of begioning of this Ist May 185L 30th June 1871 7. Date o! end!ng of trice Y HD 20 20 Length of ritice, tecluding laterrupti09 of which superior 17 2 0 0 3 23 inferior 2 1 Don-qualitying and interruptions R9 4. P. Clan of penelon or gratulty applied for, and aume of application 15 Artrigl Eroolurpenti or pay 11. Propond pedolos. 12. Propood gratulty. 14. Date trots which pension is to commeace 16 Plane of payment 15. Date of applicant's birth by Christian erat 16. Teight. 17. Marks TAumd and ringer the pression. Thumb Tore Anger Middle onget | Ridg Inger 1 Little Roger 18 Date on which the applicant applied for pension It the application is for compensation pension or gratuity, the outure of the change of establishment which has given rise to the claim should be fully stated. It Dot knowo zactly, must be stated on the best information or estimate SIGNATURE OF TEAD OF OTTICS ATL-a the case of European ladies, gazetted officers, Government title-bolders and other perrong bo may be specially exempted by Government, thumb and Onger impressions and particulare of height and personat marks are not required.)

·SAOAD PAOL TXRD PAGB-(DOCKET) 106 APPLICATION FOR PENSION OR ORATOIII. Dale of application RENIR Ir ud or Orria. I. Ag to character and past conduct of applicant 2 Leplaastion of say upenolog of derradation, 3. Regardlog ADY fatuity or pension sirsady received by orphleanh- (Su Chapter 117.) Esplanation under Article 437 far as the load of the Omc. CAD rivo il & Any other rebum. 6. Special ploloa of Head of Once: whelber tha service claimed la talablabad and should be waitted OP A1Sa article 9 ) Namo of Applicant Last appolatment. FORBIS. BIOKSTURL Class of pension of gratuity. No. dated 19. CURTINICANT AD REPORT OF THIS Audit Omcor. qualitying articolo infertor or Superior gradex bias Certined that (subject to the rematko below recorded) Sanctioning authority. Leen duly proved for year-month days; and that (version or gratuity) Dot exceedleg 15 admissible under Article of the Civil Service RegulationThe calculatida bara beca duly verido Tho. (penner, or gratuity) 11 chargeable to (hero *p*ci/v Amount of peoklon sanctioned. whether to Goneral Ile Delues, or to what Pund) Mol.-It the qualitying worylca to more Las ruficient to oblata the taxiuni penuon, the cercato may run ** duly proved for over ..... year." (the number of yeats catero bolag that required to carn the maximum Amount of gratuity sanctioned. peeson)) The alleation of lo lotiled to Articla 470 of the Curil Service Regulation As the data of application 1. later that the date of Date of commencement lirement, the repson ny commence from the date of the applicatlon, ON the date of retiroteat, scooruiny as the auctioning authority directs vader Article 90, Civil Service Regulations. (ihla pert ftaph tay be scored out wben dot required] Dale of golon Audit Oncer. [No. 25.

·107 No. 26.) TORUS. Form No. 26 (Pension). - See otticles 913 (U), 014 and 238. SM-17.157m !ttn leuwd te paretiel erlern of the claces mentioped in Article 97 (C), (4) 420 (*), * treta en July 1300, and in Articles 654 ond 6781 FIRST PAGE. Application for pension of gratuity. 1. Xame of applicant (in full) ?. Last substantire appointment 3. Dato of commencement of service 4. Dtac of termination of sorrico Years. Months. Days. S Length of service including interruptions, Deduct Interruptions including lease Balance Add- Leare counting As service Total qualifsing service 6. Clase of pension or gratuity 7 Average cmoluments & I'ropored pension 9. Propored gratuity 10 Date from which pension is to com- Mepce. 11 Place of payment 12 Date of applicant's birth Signature of Arpicant. Dale SECOND PAGE Particulars of leare and other interruptions in the service of (a) Leave of absenco, other than privilege and subsidiary, taken during service as detailed below Kind of From To Period (date). (date) Y W D (0) Other interruptions of active service (overstay of leave, reriod out of employ. etc ). Nature of interruption From To Y. MD. leave Total leate and interruptions Particulars of appointments held in and pay drawn during last three years of tery ice. From To Acting Period, Appointment. (date) (date) Allowance Y.M. 1). TOTAL Or emolumente la case of applications for matoity, ·108 FORMS. (No. 26, THIRD PAGE. Remarks by Ilead of Department 1. As to character and past conduct of applicant. 2. Explanation of any suspension or degradation. 3. Regarding any gratuity or pension already received by applicant. (Seas Chapter XXI.) 4. Explanation under Article 427 so far as the Head of the Department can give it. 5. Any other remarks. 8 Specific opinion of Head of Department, whether the service claimed is established and should be admitted or not (See Article 911 (6) ] Signature. CERTIFICATE AND REPORT OF TIE Audit Officer. (') Certified that (subject to the remarks below recorded) qualifying service in superior grades has been duly prored for Fears -months days; and The 9, or As the date of application is later than the date of retirement, the pension may commence from the date of application, or the date of retirement, According as the sonctioning authority directs under Article 930, Civil Serrice Regu. lations. This paragraph may be scored out when not required ] Audit Officer FOURTE PAGE-(Docket). Application for pension or gratuity. Date of application, Name of applicant. Last appointment. Class of pension or gratuity. Amount of pension sanctioned. Amount of gratuity sanctioned. Dato of commencement. Date of sanction, Signature. C) Ia the care of meen who are eligible for the additional pensions authorized in Articles 475, 2 and bw the following addition should be made to the unusl form of cexica! :- te du wired for three years in and la eligible for special additional pepson 1.m) Rezan No le coulderol ts bare rendered srvice of character deserting the concession.

·Form No. 27 (Pension).-helorecillo in irticle 999 No. 27.] TENSION PAYMENT ORDER (OBSTREE) [LC TIR111'S HILI SANI ni foto trip of (HR COLLECTOR S HALF Place for rigoalute ol pensioner on the first payment made hercon- Beide 133 VALI Ver Aswaste of más Fect Inchca. FORUS. No. ACCOUNTANT GRIL' DITI, Calcutta, Unti) further notice and on the piration of ryty month, lun piramid in pay to A B the sum of RA licing the amount of pension, as ADCOUNTANT GENERAL'S OPTICB. NO Calcutta, -19 BIR, Until further notice and on the expiration of every month, be pleased to pay in B the nim of ra being the amount of Penelon, RS- SIR.. upon the production of the counterpart hereof taking from the claimant Tercipt for the amount according to usual form. The payment should commence To The Collector of Accountant General Notr-(Tayment under this order is to be made only to the pensioner in pain, with ilie following paceptions - (A) To MN pecially exempted by the local Gorernment (0) To falco Unaccustomed to appear in publis, and to person, unable to appear in account of allness or bodily infirmity (Payment in the class (a) and (b) is made on production of Uuto corticole wigned by a responsible officer of Government, or other well known and fruzal worthy pranon (Atl.cles 011 tn 947) (c) To any rern wnding Tlfe certificate signed by some person exercirilig thr powers nt & Magistrate of any clres under tlie Chinal roceduro t'nde, or by any Registrar of Sub Reglerar undet the Ilgistration Act, or hy any pensioned officer who, liefore retire ment, exercised the powers of a Magistrate (Artlcles 944 to 947) 1 upon the production of this order and a receipt according to usual fors The rayment bhould commence from To the Collector 01- Accountant General NOTR (1) -(Payment under this order is to be maile only to the poosioner in person with the following crceptions (a) To persone specially exempted by the local Government (6) To femeie daccustomed to appear in polls, and to rerong usalle to appear on account of illness or bodily infirmity (Payment in both classes (a) and (6) made on production of a Jufe certificate signed by a responsible officer of Government, or other well l nown and trustworthy person ) (Articles 044 tn 947) (c) To 828, persone sending a Lito certificatr signed by me person exercising the rowers of A Magistrate of any 1858 under the Criminal Procedure Code, or by any Registrar o Sub Registrar under the Registration Act, or by any person oflicer who, Tefore retirement, czercised the powers of a Magistrate (Articles 914 to 547) NOTE (2) - On the Jeecase of the pebuioner, this order should he immediately relurned by its family to the District Officer, with & report of the date of his decease 109 ·chmuar January December 27 TIN fr Nepaber 1 way rril March bron Demo Janaury ! . MON Nepober oran. Xarel TO DEI VICE Paxy INAT . BLAXE BPACE FOR YOLDIXO: nato of Payment Datorios OCNI's Initia's Date cf l'ageDL. Diadanie Omet IDI. Date of L'aytoel Disbarsios Oricer's Inlessins Dale ok l'area Disbarrassi Oncers Initials. Data Hajmens. Dis 1910, Ioltials. * _01-2012 01.01.10 BLANK SPACB FOL YOLDIXO. DLANE SPACES FOR FOLDING. Data cf Tsitat. 1 Dipherid Olet's Tula Date ot Pasmeet. Dobandez OTCOT' Ialtiais. DATO of l'escent Di bart.nr. Oncer's Initia'. Date at Isyal Dixwars. Oncer's laitials Date Paymect. Disbursing Ocer's Inatlal.. 70 61.8T Oweer CENLLEU DIXATIA. 2013 Vantary December November teemades 2003ny ols JOD Ma Abril aferch Pebruary Jenny Seos 1000tor Beptember un 10.SOY JE Bar March. mer parte pitoral 1o lo Le recorded below by Iba Diobanlog Omcel. wilon (in word) AKVERSE OF TENSIONER'S ILALP, PENSION PAYMENT ORDER (REVERSE). Accesorid 14 Every separato payment in to Lo recorded below. This documents to be retalced by the Dishuraiagomilcer a long ma trio Amount of pearlon Rin words) REVERSE OF COLLECTOR'S HALF. 10 DUE. NOIXY 2010 MOTTY TO ای او Date Payba. Diaberto! Oncar Initiala, Data of ! Lastent. Dibburb138! Oifcer's Initial Date of l'agent 11&terhin Otro Iotado Date of Payment Dixbursi Officer Initials Date of Payment Diebusiu Ofbeer's Initials al Paymect Disbursing, OIGcer's Dilias Date of Payment, Plsborsing Oncer's Initials. Date of Payment. Disborside Ohett Intials Date 0$ Payment. 1976DTRIDE Obicer's Initals nate of Payment. Diedarring Oficer's Intial tiate 01. AT ATAT - REMA125. SYURIS [No. 27. 'SHU01 OIL ·111 Nos. 29, 29 & 30.] FORSIS. Form No. 28 (Pension).- Referred to in Articles 959 and 944 Yote [ODTEESZ.) TATUENY OLDEE. Xo. A B is permitted to draw his pension from the - Treasury commencing from at the following rate, on production of " tho counterpart of " (Disbursing Officer's cory only) this certificate Signature of A D Signed Accountant-General. Each payment should be recorded on the reverse of this order and certified by the laying Officer. [REVER5B.] Prebrsrertical, Date of payment Signature of Paying Oferr OP 19 Form No. 29 (Pension).-Referred to in Article 967 COLONIAL (PENSION PAYMENT) WARRANT [Ouver92.) WARLANT No. A B is permited to reside and draw his pension frothcommencing from at the following rate - Signature of A B (to be entered in original only) This certificate will be retained by A B, and will be given up to the Audit Officer in India on his return to India. Each payment will be recorded on the reverse, cortified by the Paying Officer and receipted by A B ARTE 1 -- Ordinarily, a pensioner who has been residing ia Indis or other country in which tha. not tate Who 11 C inig han AOTZ 2--IA peptioner who has been drawing bis penalon at the minimum rate of 1s 9d the rupee, it be procede to a coustry in which the rupee 18 legal tender and continues to draw his pension from the lome Treasury, 19 Allowed the benefit of that minimum rate for six montbs from the date of his arrival ta much country 1 (REVERSE ] Nale, rank and descriptiou of Payco Period for which Payment Yonthly rate. Argount bignatore of Paying Oncer e made $ d. Form NO. 30.-Cancelled.

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