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With the sanction of the Government of India, Lt. H. Daly is appointed to be Superintendent of the Northern Shan States, with effect from 1st May 1888.
Mr Edward Gusavus Bear is appointed to be a Myook, 2nd grade, and is posted to the headquarters of the Mandalay district.
Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Sandoway to the charge of the Mandalay subdivision, Mandalay Dist.
Furlough on medical cert. is granted to Lt. A.B. Pritchard, Asst. Commissioner, for six mths. With effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr A. Lyons is permitted to resign his appointment as a Myook, 1st grade, with effect from 1st Sept. 1888.
Under the provisions of section 2 (3) of the Upper Burma Land Acquisition Regulation 1886, Mr W.F. Noyce, Extra Asst. Commissioner, Mandalay, is specially appointed by the Chief Commissioner to perform the functions of a Collector under the regulations in respect of the land described in this department notification no. 104, dated 28th Aug. 1888.
Privilege leave for three months Is granted to Major C.T. Bingham, Deputy Conservator of Forests, with effect from 3rd Sept. 1888 or the subsequent date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr G.Q. Corbett, Asst. Conservator of Forests, is transferred from Tharrawaddy to the charge of the Rangoon Divn.
Mr G. Campbell, Superintendent of Police, Minbu Dist., is placed on special duty in Lower Burma, with effect from 6th Aug. 1888 before noon.
The Chief Commissioner is pleased to appoint Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, to be Additional Sessions Judge to exercise jurisdiction in the Court of Sessions of the Mandalay Sessions Divn.
The Chief Commissioner places Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, in charge of the headquarters subdivision of the Mandalay Dist.
The Chief Commissioner withdraws from Mr F.C. Nisbet, Myook, 2nd grade, all the Magisterial powers with which he is vested.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr F.C. Nisbet, Myook, 2nd grade, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Kyaukse Dist.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Lt. H. D’Urban Keary to be a member of the Shwebo Municipal Committee.
At a special examination held on 26th and 27th July 1888 the undermentioned officers passed in Law and Revenue by the standards specified:
Law – Higher Standard – Lt. H. A. Browning, Asst. Commissioner – with great credit and Mr D. Ross.
Surgeon A.R.P. Russell, I.M.D., is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Taungdwingyi district and its Police vice Surgeon F.C. Chatterji.
Surgeon H.E. Banatwala, I.M.S., is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Minbu district and its Police vice Surgeon A.E. Tate.
Surgeon J. Crimmins is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of Fort Stedman vice Surgeon E. Tully, deceased.
Mr W. Beach Campbell, Asst. Commissioner, 1st grade, reported his return to duty on the forenoon of 27th Aug. 1888 from the leave granted him in Burma Public Works Dept. notification no. 30 dated 15th Sept. 1888. His services are placed at the disposal of the Superintending Engineer, First Circle.
Mr P.E. Raven, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Rangoon Divn., is granted 28 days’ language leave, with effect from such date as he may be allowed to avail himself of it.
Mr H.G. Billings, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, temporarily attached to the office of the Superintending Engineer, First Circle, is granted two months and 17 days privilege leave with effect from the forenoon of the 4th Sept. 1888.
With the sanction of the Government of India, Lt. H. Daly is appointed to be Superintendent of the Northern Shan States, with effect from 1st May 1888.
Mr Edward Gusavus Bear is appointed to be a Myook, 2nd grade, and is posted to the headquarters of the Mandalay district.
Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Sandoway to the charge of the Mandalay subdivision, Mandalay Dist.
Furlough on medical cert. is granted to Lt. A.B. Pritchard, Asst. Commissioner, for six mths. With effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr A. Lyons is permitted to resign his appointment as a Myook, 1st grade, with effect from 1st Sept. 1888.
Under the provisions of section 2 (3) of the Upper Burma Land Acquisition Regulation 1886, Mr W.F. Noyce, Extra Asst. Commissioner, Mandalay, is specially appointed by the Chief Commissioner to perform the functions of a Collector under the regulations in respect of the land described in this department notification no. 104, dated 28th Aug. 1888.
Privilege leave for three months Is granted to Major C.T. Bingham, Deputy Conservator of Forests, with effect from 3rd Sept. 1888 or the subsequent date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr G.Q. Corbett, Asst. Conservator of Forests, is transferred from Tharrawaddy to the charge of the Rangoon Divn.
Mr G. Campbell, Superintendent of Police, Minbu Dist., is placed on special duty in Lower Burma, with effect from 6th Aug. 1888 before noon.
The Chief Commissioner is pleased to appoint Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, to be Additional Sessions Judge to exercise jurisdiction in the Court of Sessions of the Mandalay Sessions Divn.
The Chief Commissioner places Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, in charge of the headquarters subdivision of the Mandalay Dist.
The Chief Commissioner withdraws from Mr F.C. Nisbet, Myook, 2nd grade, all the Magisterial powers with which he is vested.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr F.C. Nisbet, Myook, 2nd grade, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Kyaukse Dist.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Lt. H. D’Urban Keary to be a member of the Shwebo Municipal Committee.
At a special examination held on 26th and 27th July 1888 the undermentioned officers passed in Law and Revenue by the standards specified:
Law – Higher Standard – Lt. H. A. Browning, Asst. Commissioner – with great credit and Mr D. Ross.
Surgeon A.R.P. Russell, I.M.D., is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Taungdwingyi district and its Police vice Surgeon F.C. Chatterji.
Surgeon H.E. Banatwala, I.M.S., is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Minbu district and its Police vice Surgeon A.E. Tate.
Surgeon J. Crimmins is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of Fort Stedman vice Surgeon E. Tully, deceased.
Mr W. Beach Campbell, Asst. Commissioner, 1st grade, reported his return to duty on the forenoon of 27th Aug. 1888 from the leave granted him in Burma Public Works Dept. notification no. 30 dated 15th Sept. 1888. His services are placed at the disposal of the Superintending Engineer, First Circle.
Mr P.E. Raven, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Rangoon Divn., is granted 28 days’ language leave, with effect from such date as he may be allowed to avail himself of it.
Mr H.G. Billings, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, temporarily attached to the office of the Superintending Engineer, First Circle, is granted two months and 17 days privilege leave with effect from the forenoon of the 4th Sept. 1888.
F.C. Nisbet, Myook, from Kyaukse to the Headquarters of the Myingyan Dist.
Examination leave for two months is granted to C.E. Muriel, Asst. Conservator of Forests, Minbu Division, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
The Honourable Arthur Hay, who has been appointed to be an Asst. District Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, is posted to the Meiktila Dist.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Lt. E.T. Gastrell, Battn. Commandant, with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
Lt. W.G. Alban, Battn. Commandant, is posted to the charge of the Mandalay Battalion during the absence on leave of Lt. E.T. Gastrell.
J.C. Fanshawe, Dist. Superintendent of Police, is transferred from special duty at Ratnagiri to the charge of the Arakan Hill Tracts dist.
The Headquarters of Mr F.C. Annesley, Asst. Superintendent of Police, Kyaukse district, were at Kyaukse from the 16th Feb to 6th Mar. 1888, at Paliek from 7th Mar. to 28th May and at Kyaukse from 29th May.
The Chief Commissioner specially empowers Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, a Magistrate of the 1st class to try in a summary way the offences specified in section 260 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1882.
Mr G.H. Law, River Surveyor, Moulmein, is granted privilege leave for two months, with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Surgeon J.R.P. McDermott, Civil Surgeon, Sagaing, to be a member of the Sagaing Municipal Committee.
At a special meeting held on the 11th Aug. 1888, the Sandoway Municipal Committee elected Mr A.E. Hurry, C.S., officiating Deputy Commissioner, to be their President vice Mr B. Houghton, C.S., who has resigned.
At a special meeting held on the 21st Aug. 1888, the Bassein Municipal Committee elected Mr H. Adamson, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, to be their President vice Mr A.R. Birks, C.S., who has left the station.
Examination leave for two months is granted to C.E. Muriel, Asst. Conservator of Forests, Minbu Division, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
The Honourable Arthur Hay, who has been appointed to be an Asst. District Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, is posted to the Meiktila Dist.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Lt. E.T. Gastrell, Battn. Commandant, with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
Lt. W.G. Alban, Battn. Commandant, is posted to the charge of the Mandalay Battalion during the absence on leave of Lt. E.T. Gastrell.
J.C. Fanshawe, Dist. Superintendent of Police, is transferred from special duty at Ratnagiri to the charge of the Arakan Hill Tracts dist.
The Headquarters of Mr F.C. Annesley, Asst. Superintendent of Police, Kyaukse district, were at Kyaukse from the 16th Feb to 6th Mar. 1888, at Paliek from 7th Mar. to 28th May and at Kyaukse from 29th May.
The Chief Commissioner specially empowers Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, a Magistrate of the 1st class to try in a summary way the offences specified in section 260 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1882.
Mr G.H. Law, River Surveyor, Moulmein, is granted privilege leave for two months, with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Surgeon J.R.P. McDermott, Civil Surgeon, Sagaing, to be a member of the Sagaing Municipal Committee.
At a special meeting held on the 11th Aug. 1888, the Sandoway Municipal Committee elected Mr A.E. Hurry, C.S., officiating Deputy Commissioner, to be their President vice Mr B. Houghton, C.S., who has resigned.
At a special meeting held on the 21st Aug. 1888, the Bassein Municipal Committee elected Mr H. Adamson, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, to be their President vice Mr A.R. Birks, C.S., who has left the station.
At a special exam. held at Shwebo on 26th and 27th July 1888, the undermentioned candidates passed the exam. in Burmese by the standards specified:
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Higher Standard
Lt. Passingham, 27th Regt. M.I. F. Ripley, Extra Asst. Commissioner – with great credit. |
Lower Standard
Mr E. Shuttleworth, Inspector of Police. |
At a special exam. held at Kyaukse on 26th and 27th July 1888, the undermentioned candidates passed the exam. in Burmese by the standards specified:
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Higher Standard
A.E. Rawlings, Extra Asst. Commissioner – with credit F.C. Nisbet, Myook, - with great credit. |
Lower Standard
Lt. A.B. Pritchard, Asst. Commissioner |
Furlough for one year is granted to Mr C.G.R. Naylor, in Civil Medical charge, Prome, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Surgeon A.L. Patch, I.M.S., is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Myingyan district and its Police vice Surgeon H.M. Hakim, I.M.S., transferred.
First grade Asst. Apothecary J. Fisher, who reported his arrival from Madras on the 8th June 1888 is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Lower Chindwin district and its Police vice 3rd grade Asst. Surgeon Ramanath De, transferred to India.
Maung Tha Nu, Medical student, doing duty in the Jail hospital, Rangoon, is temporarily appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Ruby Mines district and its Police vice Asst. Apothecary J. Dolby, transferred to Bhamo.
H.F. White, M.I.C.E., Superintending Engineer, First Circle, is granted 22 days’ privilege leave, with effect from the forenoon of 27th Oct. 1888.
Surgeon A.L. Patch, I.M.S., is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Myingyan district and its Police vice Surgeon H.M. Hakim, I.M.S., transferred.
First grade Asst. Apothecary J. Fisher, who reported his arrival from Madras on the 8th June 1888 is appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Lower Chindwin district and its Police vice 3rd grade Asst. Surgeon Ramanath De, transferred to India.
Maung Tha Nu, Medical student, doing duty in the Jail hospital, Rangoon, is temporarily appointed to the Civil Medical charge of the Ruby Mines district and its Police vice Asst. Apothecary J. Dolby, transferred to Bhamo.
H.F. White, M.I.C.E., Superintending Engineer, First Circle, is granted 22 days’ privilege leave, with effect from the forenoon of 27th Oct. 1888.
The following transfers and posting are ordered:-
J.S.D. Fraser, Asst. Commissioner, from Allanmyo to the charge of the Taungdwingyi sub-divn., Taungdwingyi district.
Lt. W. Ayerest, Asst. Commissioner, from Thayetmyo to the charge of the Myede sub-divn., Thayetmyo district.
Lt. C. Tritton, Asst. Commissioner, on his return from leave, to the headquarters of the Thayetmyo district.
Privilege leave is granted to Lt. A.B. Pritchard, Asst. Commissioner, from 15th to 26th Jan. 1888, both days inclusive.
F.C. Gates, C.S., resumed charge of his duties as Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner on 10th Sept. 1888, before noon.
G.C. Kynoch, Asst. Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, relinquished charge of the duties of Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner on 10th Sept. 1888, before noon.
P.S. Harvey, Asst. Superintendent of Police, is transferred from Yamethin to the Mandalay district.
Lt. Vanrenen was placed under suspension on 8th Aug. and made over to the Military authorities on the 4th Sept. 1888.
At an election held on 27th July 1888 Messrs. H.C. Cobham, Myook and R.S. Dunlop were elected to be members of the Kyaukpyu Municipal Committee vice Maung Shwe Tha U and R. McLeod, who have resigned.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, to be a member of the Mandalay Municipal Committee.
The Chief Commissioner appoints the Sub-divisional Officer, Pagan, to be Vice-president of the Pagan Municipal Committee.
At a departmental exam. held on 5th June 1888, Mr P.M. Flannery, Myook, passed the exam. in Revenue by the lower standard.
J.S.D. Fraser, Asst. Commissioner, from Allanmyo to the charge of the Taungdwingyi sub-divn., Taungdwingyi district.
Lt. W. Ayerest, Asst. Commissioner, from Thayetmyo to the charge of the Myede sub-divn., Thayetmyo district.
Lt. C. Tritton, Asst. Commissioner, on his return from leave, to the headquarters of the Thayetmyo district.
Privilege leave is granted to Lt. A.B. Pritchard, Asst. Commissioner, from 15th to 26th Jan. 1888, both days inclusive.
F.C. Gates, C.S., resumed charge of his duties as Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner on 10th Sept. 1888, before noon.
G.C. Kynoch, Asst. Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, relinquished charge of the duties of Under Secretary to the Chief Commissioner on 10th Sept. 1888, before noon.
P.S. Harvey, Asst. Superintendent of Police, is transferred from Yamethin to the Mandalay district.
Lt. Vanrenen was placed under suspension on 8th Aug. and made over to the Military authorities on the 4th Sept. 1888.
At an election held on 27th July 1888 Messrs. H.C. Cobham, Myook and R.S. Dunlop were elected to be members of the Kyaukpyu Municipal Committee vice Maung Shwe Tha U and R. McLeod, who have resigned.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr B. Houghton, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, to be a member of the Mandalay Municipal Committee.
The Chief Commissioner appoints the Sub-divisional Officer, Pagan, to be Vice-president of the Pagan Municipal Committee.
At a departmental exam. held on 5th June 1888, Mr P.M. Flannery, Myook, passed the exam. in Revenue by the lower standard.
The Chief commissioner is pleased to appoint Mr J.S.D. Fraser, Asst. Commissioner, to be an Additional Sessions Judge to exercise jurisdiction in the Court of Session of the Taungdwingi Sessions divisions.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Maung Set Kyaw, Myook, 5th grade, on probation, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Pakokku Dist.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Maung Set Kyaw, Myook, 5th grade, on probation, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Pakokku Dist.
F.A. Thomas is appointed to be a Myook 4th grade, on probation and is posted to the headquarters of the Bassein district.
H.R.H. Coxe, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, is appointed to officiate as Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner during the absence on privilege leave of Mr A.S. Fleming or until further order.
Maung Po Saw, Bailiff in the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Minbu, is appointed to officiate as Myook, 4th grade, Minbu, during the absence of Mr R.R.T. Wall, Myook, on privilege leave, or until further order.
W.N. Porter, Asst. Commissioner, on his return from leave is posted to the charge of the Pyinmana district.
Privilege leave for two months and one day is granted to A.S. Fleming, C.S., offg. Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner, with effect from 22nd Oct. 1888.
R.R.T. Wall, Myook, 3rd grade, Minbu, is granted privilege leave for three months, with effect from the date on which he avails himself of it.
F.C. Gates, C.S., relinquished charge of his duties as Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner on 29th May 1888, after noon.
The Chief Commissioner is pleased, with effect from 25th Sept. 1888, to appoint Lieut. J.J. Cronin to exercise and perform in and for the town of Yandoon all the powers and duties conferred or imposed on a Collector by the Act.
The following transfers are ordered:
Mr St. L.B. Aldworth, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Tavoy to the charge of the Salween district.
Mr W.N. Baines, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Pyapon to the charge of the Police of the Minhla subdivision, Thayetmyo district.
R.E. Barber, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Toungoo to the charge of the Police of the Moulmein Town district.
Mr J. Dobson, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Papun to he charge of the Police of the Thaton subdivision, Amherst district.
Mr J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Thaton to Rangoon to the charge of the Provincial Reserve.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr T.D. Jameson, (sic) Inspector-General of Police, Lower Burma, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr J. Dixon, Dist. Superintendent of Police, is appointed to officiate as Inspector-General of Police, Lower Burma, during the absence on privilege leave of Mr T.D. Jameson, or until further orders.
The furlough for one year granted to Mr E.H. Molloy, Dist. Superintendent of Police, by Judicial Department Notification no. 95, dated 6th June 1888, is commuted to leave for one year on medical certificate under section 128 of the Civil Leave Code.
Extraordinary leave without allowance for six months is granted to Capt. D.L. de la Cherois, Asst. Superintendent of Police, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr B.L. Cumberland, Asst. Dist. Superintendent of Police, is appointed to the charge of the Civil Police of the Kawlin subdivision of he Myadoung district with effect from 24th Aug. 1888.
H.P. Pedler, Asst. Dist. Superintendent of Police, is appointed to the charge of the Civil Police of the Taungzin subdivision with effect from 26th Nov. 1887.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr F.A. Tomas, Myook, 4th grade, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Bassein District.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by Surgeon C.S. Rundle of his appointment as Hony. Surgeon of the Akyab detachment of the Rangoon Volunteer Rifle Corps.
At a special exam. held at Meiktila on 4th Sept. 1888, Private Hodson, of the Rifle Brigade, passed in Burmese by the lower standard.
Mr W.R. Foy, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, is transferred from the Second Circle to the First Circle for employment in the Henzada district.
Mr J. Duncan, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Myingan district, Second Circle, is granted two months privilege leave with effect from the forenoon of the 1st Oct. 1888.
Major M. Laugharne, R.E., Executive Engineer, 2nd grade, Public Works Dept., Burma, on duty at Chatham, is granted 11 months furlough from 1st Dec. or from such date as he may complete his course of instruction at Chatham.
H.R.H. Coxe, C.S., Asst. Commissioner, is appointed to officiate as Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner during the absence on privilege leave of Mr A.S. Fleming or until further order.
Maung Po Saw, Bailiff in the office of the Deputy Commissioner, Minbu, is appointed to officiate as Myook, 4th grade, Minbu, during the absence of Mr R.R.T. Wall, Myook, on privilege leave, or until further order.
W.N. Porter, Asst. Commissioner, on his return from leave is posted to the charge of the Pyinmana district.
Privilege leave for two months and one day is granted to A.S. Fleming, C.S., offg. Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner, with effect from 22nd Oct. 1888.
R.R.T. Wall, Myook, 3rd grade, Minbu, is granted privilege leave for three months, with effect from the date on which he avails himself of it.
F.C. Gates, C.S., relinquished charge of his duties as Under Secy. to the Chief Commissioner on 29th May 1888, after noon.
The Chief Commissioner is pleased, with effect from 25th Sept. 1888, to appoint Lieut. J.J. Cronin to exercise and perform in and for the town of Yandoon all the powers and duties conferred or imposed on a Collector by the Act.
The following transfers are ordered:
Mr St. L.B. Aldworth, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Tavoy to the charge of the Salween district.
Mr W.N. Baines, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Pyapon to the charge of the Police of the Minhla subdivision, Thayetmyo district.
R.E. Barber, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Toungoo to the charge of the Police of the Moulmein Town district.
Mr J. Dobson, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Papun to he charge of the Police of the Thaton subdivision, Amherst district.
Mr J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police from Thaton to Rangoon to the charge of the Provincial Reserve.
Privilege leave for three months is granted to Mr T.D. Jameson, (sic) Inspector-General of Police, Lower Burma, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr J. Dixon, Dist. Superintendent of Police, is appointed to officiate as Inspector-General of Police, Lower Burma, during the absence on privilege leave of Mr T.D. Jameson, or until further orders.
The furlough for one year granted to Mr E.H. Molloy, Dist. Superintendent of Police, by Judicial Department Notification no. 95, dated 6th June 1888, is commuted to leave for one year on medical certificate under section 128 of the Civil Leave Code.
Extraordinary leave without allowance for six months is granted to Capt. D.L. de la Cherois, Asst. Superintendent of Police, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr B.L. Cumberland, Asst. Dist. Superintendent of Police, is appointed to the charge of the Civil Police of the Kawlin subdivision of he Myadoung district with effect from 24th Aug. 1888.
H.P. Pedler, Asst. Dist. Superintendent of Police, is appointed to the charge of the Civil Police of the Taungzin subdivision with effect from 26th Nov. 1887.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr F.A. Tomas, Myook, 4th grade, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Bassein District.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by Surgeon C.S. Rundle of his appointment as Hony. Surgeon of the Akyab detachment of the Rangoon Volunteer Rifle Corps.
At a special exam. held at Meiktila on 4th Sept. 1888, Private Hodson, of the Rifle Brigade, passed in Burmese by the lower standard.
Mr W.R. Foy, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, is transferred from the Second Circle to the First Circle for employment in the Henzada district.
Mr J. Duncan, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Myingan district, Second Circle, is granted two months privilege leave with effect from the forenoon of the 1st Oct. 1888.
Major M. Laugharne, R.E., Executive Engineer, 2nd grade, Public Works Dept., Burma, on duty at Chatham, is granted 11 months furlough from 1st Dec. or from such date as he may complete his course of instruction at Chatham.
October
A.C. Beale is appointed to be an Extra Asst. Commissioner, 6th grade, on probation and is posted to the headquarters of the Hanthawaddy District.
The following transfers are ordered:
Moung Ku, Extra Asst. Commissioner from Letpadan to the charge of Paungde Township, Prome District. Moung Tun Aung, Extra Asst. Commissioner, from special duty to the charge of the Sanywe Township, Tharrawaddy District. Mr H.W. Godber, Myook, from special duty to the charge of the Monyo Township, Tharrawaddy District. Moung Tha Dun Aung, Myook, from Monyo to the Minhla Township, Tharrawaddy District on special duty.
Capt. B.A.N. Parrott, Deputy Commissioner, is transferred from Mergui to the charge of the Kyaukse District.
Mr C.J. O’Donoghue, Dist. Superintendent of Police, is placed in charge of the Mergui District in addition to his other duties, with effect from the date on which he receives charge from Capt. B.A.N. Parrott, Deputy Commissioner.
Mr J.L. Lang, Extra Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from the headquarters of the Hanthawaddy District to Rangoon.
The following transfers are ordered:
Lt. A. Wilson, Asst. Commissioner from Mandalay to the Kyaukse District.
Moung Tun Lwin, Myook from Ava to the headquarters of the Mandalay District.
Lt. H.A. Browning from special duty to the charge of the Ava Sub-division, Sagaing District.
On his return from privilege leave, Maung Shwe Bu, Myook, 1st grade, is posted to the headquarters of the Prome District.
The following temporary postings and transfers are ordered:
On the return from privilege leave Capt. G.S. Eyre, Deputy Commissioner: Mr R.C. Stevenson, Asst. Commissioner, to the headquarters of the Pakokku District. Maung San Pe, Myook from Pakokku to the charge of the Yetagyo Sub-division, Pakokku District. Moung Lun Maung, Myook, to the charge of the Pakokku Township, Pakokku District. Mr J.N.O. Thurston, Asst. Commissioner from Pagan to the headquarters of the Myingyan District. Mr N.K. Fraser, Extra Asst. Commissioner, from Myingyan to the charge of the Pagan Sub-division, Myingyan District. Mr S. St. C. Lightfoot, Myook, from Myingyan to the charge of the Natogyi Township, Myingyan District. Maung Po Ka, Myook, from Natogyi to special duty in the Myingyan District.
Special leave on urgent private affairs from 18th Aug. to 4th Sept. 1888 had been granted to Lt. W.A.W. Strickland, Asst. Commissioner.
Furlough for two years is granted to Mr D.J.A. Campbell, Deputy Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
On return from leave Lt. H.B. Borrodaile, Second-in-Command of the Military Police, is posted to the Minbu Battalion.
Lt. S.H. Pelly, Second-in-Command of the Military Police is posted to the Minbu Battalion on special duty as a temporary arrangement.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr R. Moore, Extra Asst. Commissioner to be a Magistrate of the 2nd class in the Magwe District.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Lt. Aristos Wilson, Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Mandalay District.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Lt. H. O‘Donnell, Battalion Commandant, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Bhamo District.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Maung Po Sa, Myook, 3rd grade, to be additional Township Officer in the Yamethin Township of Yamethin District.
The Chief Commissioner places Lieut. H. O’Donnell, Battalion Commandant, a Magistrate of the 1st class in charge of the Mogaung Sub-division, Bhamo District, during the absence on leave of Lieut. L.E. Elliott, Asst. Commissioner, or until further orders.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr C.E. Browne, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Upper Chindwin District.
At a special meeting held on 17th Sept. 1888 the Shwegin Municipal Committee elected Dr. H. Wells to be their Vice-president.
At a departmental examination held in Mandalay on 2nd oct. 1888 the undermentioned candidates passed the exam. in Burmese by the standards specified:
The following transfers are ordered:
Moung Ku, Extra Asst. Commissioner from Letpadan to the charge of Paungde Township, Prome District. Moung Tun Aung, Extra Asst. Commissioner, from special duty to the charge of the Sanywe Township, Tharrawaddy District. Mr H.W. Godber, Myook, from special duty to the charge of the Monyo Township, Tharrawaddy District. Moung Tha Dun Aung, Myook, from Monyo to the Minhla Township, Tharrawaddy District on special duty.
Capt. B.A.N. Parrott, Deputy Commissioner, is transferred from Mergui to the charge of the Kyaukse District.
Mr C.J. O’Donoghue, Dist. Superintendent of Police, is placed in charge of the Mergui District in addition to his other duties, with effect from the date on which he receives charge from Capt. B.A.N. Parrott, Deputy Commissioner.
Mr J.L. Lang, Extra Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from the headquarters of the Hanthawaddy District to Rangoon.
The following transfers are ordered:
Lt. A. Wilson, Asst. Commissioner from Mandalay to the Kyaukse District.
Moung Tun Lwin, Myook from Ava to the headquarters of the Mandalay District.
Lt. H.A. Browning from special duty to the charge of the Ava Sub-division, Sagaing District.
On his return from privilege leave, Maung Shwe Bu, Myook, 1st grade, is posted to the headquarters of the Prome District.
The following temporary postings and transfers are ordered:
On the return from privilege leave Capt. G.S. Eyre, Deputy Commissioner: Mr R.C. Stevenson, Asst. Commissioner, to the headquarters of the Pakokku District. Maung San Pe, Myook from Pakokku to the charge of the Yetagyo Sub-division, Pakokku District. Moung Lun Maung, Myook, to the charge of the Pakokku Township, Pakokku District. Mr J.N.O. Thurston, Asst. Commissioner from Pagan to the headquarters of the Myingyan District. Mr N.K. Fraser, Extra Asst. Commissioner, from Myingyan to the charge of the Pagan Sub-division, Myingyan District. Mr S. St. C. Lightfoot, Myook, from Myingyan to the charge of the Natogyi Township, Myingyan District. Maung Po Ka, Myook, from Natogyi to special duty in the Myingyan District.
Special leave on urgent private affairs from 18th Aug. to 4th Sept. 1888 had been granted to Lt. W.A.W. Strickland, Asst. Commissioner.
Furlough for two years is granted to Mr D.J.A. Campbell, Deputy Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
On return from leave Lt. H.B. Borrodaile, Second-in-Command of the Military Police, is posted to the Minbu Battalion.
Lt. S.H. Pelly, Second-in-Command of the Military Police is posted to the Minbu Battalion on special duty as a temporary arrangement.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr R. Moore, Extra Asst. Commissioner to be a Magistrate of the 2nd class in the Magwe District.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Lt. Aristos Wilson, Asst. Commissioner, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Mandalay District.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Lt. H. O‘Donnell, Battalion Commandant, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Bhamo District.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Maung Po Sa, Myook, 3rd grade, to be additional Township Officer in the Yamethin Township of Yamethin District.
The Chief Commissioner places Lieut. H. O’Donnell, Battalion Commandant, a Magistrate of the 1st class in charge of the Mogaung Sub-division, Bhamo District, during the absence on leave of Lieut. L.E. Elliott, Asst. Commissioner, or until further orders.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr C.E. Browne, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Upper Chindwin District.
At a special meeting held on 17th Sept. 1888 the Shwegin Municipal Committee elected Dr. H. Wells to be their Vice-president.
At a departmental examination held in Mandalay on 2nd oct. 1888 the undermentioned candidates passed the exam. in Burmese by the standards specified:
Lower Standard
Lt. H. Daly, Superintendent, Northern Shan States, Surgeon-Major P.N. Murkerji, I.M.D. and Mr A.H.B. Nisbet, Head Constable, Sagaing Police.
Elementary Standard
Mr A.H. Gayer, Inspector of Police, Mandalay and Lance-Naique Jeward Singh, Military Police Battalion, Mandalay.
Colloquial Standard
Mr H.T. Wadley, Asst. Engineer, Toungoo and Mandalay Railway, Mr W.E. Newham, Executive Engineer, Toungoo and Mandalay Railway, Mr R. Butcher, Overseer, 1st grade, Toungoo and Mandalay Railway, Mr P. J. McLean, Oversee, 2nd grade, Toungoo and Mandalay Railway, Venketsawmy, Havildar, 32nd M.I., Daood Khan, Havildar, 32nd M.I.
Mr J.E. Campbell, 1st grade Apothecary, is transferred from Mergui to the Civil Medical charge of the Prome District during the absence on furlough of Mr C.G.R. Naylor, or until further orders.
On his return from furlough Surgeon P. W. Dalzell is posted to the Civil Medical Charge of the Myingyan District.
Medical Student Maung Yan Hmu is posted to the Civil Medical charge of the Mergui District.
The rank of Honorary Asst. Engineer granted to Mr W.W. Robertson, Sub-Engineer, Provincial Branch in Burma Public Works Department, notification no 85, dated 20th Aug. 1886, is hereby withdrawn.
Mr R.S. Strachey, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Toungoo-Mandalay Extension, Burma State Railway, has passed the departmental standard exam. in Hindustani.
Lt. H. Daly, Superintendent, Northern Shan States, Surgeon-Major P.N. Murkerji, I.M.D. and Mr A.H.B. Nisbet, Head Constable, Sagaing Police.
Elementary Standard
Mr A.H. Gayer, Inspector of Police, Mandalay and Lance-Naique Jeward Singh, Military Police Battalion, Mandalay.
Colloquial Standard
Mr H.T. Wadley, Asst. Engineer, Toungoo and Mandalay Railway, Mr W.E. Newham, Executive Engineer, Toungoo and Mandalay Railway, Mr R. Butcher, Overseer, 1st grade, Toungoo and Mandalay Railway, Mr P. J. McLean, Oversee, 2nd grade, Toungoo and Mandalay Railway, Venketsawmy, Havildar, 32nd M.I., Daood Khan, Havildar, 32nd M.I.
Mr J.E. Campbell, 1st grade Apothecary, is transferred from Mergui to the Civil Medical charge of the Prome District during the absence on furlough of Mr C.G.R. Naylor, or until further orders.
On his return from furlough Surgeon P. W. Dalzell is posted to the Civil Medical Charge of the Myingyan District.
Medical Student Maung Yan Hmu is posted to the Civil Medical charge of the Mergui District.
The rank of Honorary Asst. Engineer granted to Mr W.W. Robertson, Sub-Engineer, Provincial Branch in Burma Public Works Department, notification no 85, dated 20th Aug. 1886, is hereby withdrawn.
Mr R.S. Strachey, Asst. Engineer, 1st grade, Toungoo-Mandalay Extension, Burma State Railway, has passed the departmental standard exam. in Hindustani.
Privilege leave for two months is granted to Lt. L.E. Eliott (sic) with effect from the date on which he availed himself of it.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr E. Richardson, Civil Judge, Mandalay, to be an Additional Sessions Judge to exercise jurisdiction in the Court of Sessions of the Mandalay Sessions Division.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr C.J. O’Donoghue, Dist. Superintendent of Police, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Mergui Dist.
The Chief Commissioner empowers Mr St. L.B. Aldworth, the officer in chief executive charge of the Salween Dist., to exercise the powers of the Court of a Deputy Commissioner with that district.
Mr St. L.B. Aldworth is appointed to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Salween Dist.
Mr St. L.B. Aldworth, a Magistrate of the 1st class, is appointed to be Dist. Magistrate of the Salween Dist.
The Chief Commissioner approves of the following appointment in the Thayetmyo Company of the Burma State Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps:- To be Honorary Surgeon – Surgeon Eduljee Talanji? Frenchman.
At a special exam. held at Rangoon on 10th October 1888 Lt. H.N. Warde, Asst. Commissioner, passed the exam. in Treasury by the Higher Standard.
Asst. Surgeon Haldar is posted to the Civil Medical charge of the Ruby Miles district vice Hony. Surgeon J.C. Paul, as a temporary measure.
Surgeon R.J. Macnamara was placed in Civil Medical charge of the Kubo Valley sub-divn., with effect from 5th July 1887.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr E. Richardson, Civil Judge, Mandalay, to be an Additional Sessions Judge to exercise jurisdiction in the Court of Sessions of the Mandalay Sessions Division.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Mr C.J. O’Donoghue, Dist. Superintendent of Police, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Mergui Dist.
The Chief Commissioner empowers Mr St. L.B. Aldworth, the officer in chief executive charge of the Salween Dist., to exercise the powers of the Court of a Deputy Commissioner with that district.
Mr St. L.B. Aldworth is appointed to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Salween Dist.
Mr St. L.B. Aldworth, a Magistrate of the 1st class, is appointed to be Dist. Magistrate of the Salween Dist.
The Chief Commissioner approves of the following appointment in the Thayetmyo Company of the Burma State Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps:- To be Honorary Surgeon – Surgeon Eduljee Talanji? Frenchman.
At a special exam. held at Rangoon on 10th October 1888 Lt. H.N. Warde, Asst. Commissioner, passed the exam. in Treasury by the Higher Standard.
Asst. Surgeon Haldar is posted to the Civil Medical charge of the Ruby Miles district vice Hony. Surgeon J.C. Paul, as a temporary measure.
Surgeon R.J. Macnamara was placed in Civil Medical charge of the Kubo Valley sub-divn., with effect from 5th July 1887.
The following amended substantive and temporary alterations of rank in the Police Department are ordered:-
1. with effect from the 6th January 1888, the date of the re-organisation of the Police Department:
L.C. Stanhope, Inspector, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
R.P. Clogstoun, Inspector, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
2. With effect from 27th January 1888 in consequence of the appointment of Mr C.E. Daniell, Dist. Superintendent of Police, to be an Asst. Commissioner:
E.G. Mumford, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th grade.
C.E. Lloyd, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
3. With effect from 4th March 1888:
H.W. Martin, Inspector, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
4. With effect from 20th March 1888:
A.D. Kiernander, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, to officiate as District Superintendent of Police, 5th grade.
H.C. Gadsden, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
5. With effect from 22nd March 1888 in consequence of the appointment of T.F. Fforde, Dist. Superintendent of Police, to be a Deputy Commissioner:
R.A.L. Fanshawe, District Superintendent of Police, 3rd to be District Superintendent of Police, 2nd grade.
W.A.E. Lake, District Superintendent of Police, 4th to be District Superintendent of Police 3rd grade.
J.C. Fanshawe, District Superintendent of Police, 5th to be District Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
C.E. Lloyd, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police 5th grade.
6. With effect from 30th March 1888:
J. deL Wooldridge, Inspector of Police, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
R.M. Angelo, Inspector of Police, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
7. With effect from 12th April 1888:
E.G. Durrant, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
8. With effect from the 24th April 1888, the date on which W.H. Segrave, Dist. Superintendent of Police returned from leave:
R.F.G. Faussett, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, to revert to his substantive appointment.
9. With effect from 26th April 1888:
H.P. Walton, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
10. With effect from 28th April 1888 in consequence of the retirement of Colonel R.F. Litchfield, Dist. Superintendent of Police:
J.W. Olive, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 1st grade.
R.B. Hawkes, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 3rd to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 2nd grade.
G.G.G. Campbell, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 3rd grade.
F.S. Stowell, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
H.W. Rae, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th grade.
R.C. Rogers, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
11. With effect from 30th April 1888 in consequence of the death of Maung Shwe Lok, Asst. Superintendent of Police 1st class:
E.A.W.G. McDougall, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, sub. pro. tem.
12. With effect from 8th May 1888 in consequence of the death of Mr T. Ottley, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class:
H.S. Hill, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
D.W. Rae, Inspector of Police, to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, B. list.
13. With effect from the 16th May 1888 in consequence of the retirement of Colonel C.A. Munro, Dist. Superintendent of Police:
J.C. Perreau, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Dist. Superintendent of Police,1st grade.
C.V. Harris,, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 3rd grade, supernumerary.
M.J. Chisholm, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th grade, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
R.A.E. Castle, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police 5th grade
14. With effect from 6th June 1888:
R.E. Barber, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be asst. Superintendent of Police 1st class.
E.C.S. Shuttleworth, Inspector of Police to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
C.H.*.P. Wetherell? Inspector of Police to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
N.S. Field, Inspector of Police to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
15. With effect from 4th July 1888, the date on which C.V. Harris returned from leave:
A.J.A. Jardine, Dist. Superintendent of Police 4th (officiating 3rd) grade to revert to his substantive rank.
G.C. Serres, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th (officiating 4th) grade to revert to his substantive rank
16. With effect from the 16th July 1888 in consequence of the departure on leave of H. Thompson, officiating Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class:
F. de la F. Sherman, Inspector of Police, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
17. With effect from 4th August 1888 in consequence of the departure on leave of M.J. Chisholm, Dist. Superintendent of Police:
G.C. Serres, Superintendent of Police, 5th to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
F.L. Rey, Asst. Superintendent of Police 2nd class, to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police 5th grade.
18. With effect from 10th August 1888 in consequence of the departure on leave of E.H. Molloy, Dist. Superintendent of Police:
P.J. Porter, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
19. With effect from 31st August 1888, the date on which he assumed charge of the Police of the Tharrawaddy District. Mr A.A. St. C. Miller, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th grade.
1. with effect from the 6th January 1888, the date of the re-organisation of the Police Department:
L.C. Stanhope, Inspector, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
R.P. Clogstoun, Inspector, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
2. With effect from 27th January 1888 in consequence of the appointment of Mr C.E. Daniell, Dist. Superintendent of Police, to be an Asst. Commissioner:
E.G. Mumford, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th grade.
C.E. Lloyd, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
3. With effect from 4th March 1888:
H.W. Martin, Inspector, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
4. With effect from 20th March 1888:
A.D. Kiernander, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, to officiate as District Superintendent of Police, 5th grade.
H.C. Gadsden, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
5. With effect from 22nd March 1888 in consequence of the appointment of T.F. Fforde, Dist. Superintendent of Police, to be a Deputy Commissioner:
R.A.L. Fanshawe, District Superintendent of Police, 3rd to be District Superintendent of Police, 2nd grade.
W.A.E. Lake, District Superintendent of Police, 4th to be District Superintendent of Police 3rd grade.
J.C. Fanshawe, District Superintendent of Police, 5th to be District Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
C.E. Lloyd, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police 5th grade.
6. With effect from 30th March 1888:
J. deL Wooldridge, Inspector of Police, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
R.M. Angelo, Inspector of Police, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
7. With effect from 12th April 1888:
E.G. Durrant, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
8. With effect from the 24th April 1888, the date on which W.H. Segrave, Dist. Superintendent of Police returned from leave:
R.F.G. Faussett, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, to revert to his substantive appointment.
9. With effect from 26th April 1888:
H.P. Walton, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
10. With effect from 28th April 1888 in consequence of the retirement of Colonel R.F. Litchfield, Dist. Superintendent of Police:
J.W. Olive, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 1st grade.
R.B. Hawkes, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 3rd to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 2nd grade.
G.G.G. Campbell, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 3rd grade.
F.S. Stowell, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
H.W. Rae, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th grade.
R.C. Rogers, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
11. With effect from 30th April 1888 in consequence of the death of Maung Shwe Lok, Asst. Superintendent of Police 1st class:
E.A.W.G. McDougall, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, sub. pro. tem.
12. With effect from 8th May 1888 in consequence of the death of Mr T. Ottley, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class:
H.S. Hill, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class.
D.W. Rae, Inspector of Police, to be Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, B. list.
13. With effect from the 16th May 1888 in consequence of the retirement of Colonel C.A. Munro, Dist. Superintendent of Police:
J.C. Perreau, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be Dist. Superintendent of Police,1st grade.
C.V. Harris,, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 3rd grade, supernumerary.
M.J. Chisholm, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th grade, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
R.A.E. Castle, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 1st class, to be Dist. Superintendent of Police 5th grade
14. With effect from 6th June 1888:
R.E. Barber, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd to be asst. Superintendent of Police 1st class.
E.C.S. Shuttleworth, Inspector of Police to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
C.H.*.P. Wetherell? Inspector of Police to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
N.S. Field, Inspector of Police to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
15. With effect from 4th July 1888, the date on which C.V. Harris returned from leave:
A.J.A. Jardine, Dist. Superintendent of Police 4th (officiating 3rd) grade to revert to his substantive rank.
G.C. Serres, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th (officiating 4th) grade to revert to his substantive rank
16. With effect from the 16th July 1888 in consequence of the departure on leave of H. Thompson, officiating Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class:
F. de la F. Sherman, Inspector of Police, to officiate as Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class.
17. With effect from 4th August 1888 in consequence of the departure on leave of M.J. Chisholm, Dist. Superintendent of Police:
G.C. Serres, Superintendent of Police, 5th to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
F.L. Rey, Asst. Superintendent of Police 2nd class, to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police 5th grade.
18. With effect from 10th August 1888 in consequence of the departure on leave of E.H. Molloy, Dist. Superintendent of Police:
P.J. Porter, Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police, 4th grade.
19. With effect from 31st August 1888, the date on which he assumed charge of the Police of the Tharrawaddy District. Mr A.A. St. C. Miller, Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, to officiate as Dist. Superintendent of Police, 5th grade.
A.T.A. Shaw, Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Pyinmana to the charge of the Mergui district as a temporary measure.
A.L. Hough, Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Paungde to the charge of the Pegu district during the absence on privilege leave of A.M.B. Irwin, C.S., or till further orders.
G.E. Godber, Extra Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Akyab to the charge of the Paungde sub-division, Prome district.
Leave on medical certificate for six months is granted to t. H.N. Warde, Asst. Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Privilege leave for one month is granted to A.B.M. Irwin, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr Johannes, officiating Myook, 4th grade, Kyaukse district, will cease to officiate as a Myook, from the date on which he is relieved by Maung Po Min.
The Hon’ble Arthur Hay, Asst. Superintendent of Police, is appointed to officiate as Adjutant of Military Police in Lower Burma, with effect from the date on which he may relieve Mr J.W. Davidson.
Mr Stanley W. Coxon, who has been appointed to be an Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, is posted to the headquarters of the Kyaukse district.
J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police, is transferred from the charge of the Provincial Reserve to the Rangoon Town district.
With effect from 7th Nov. 1888 Mr J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police, is transferred from Rangoon to the headquarters of the Meiktila district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Maung Po Saw, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Minbu District.
The Chief Commissioner specially empowers E.P. Cloney, Extra Asst. Commissioner, a Magistrate of the 1st class to try in a summary way the offences specified in section 260 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1882.
The Chief Commissioner appoints H.W. Godber, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Tharrawaddy district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints J.A. Barry, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Lower Chindwin district.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by D.J. Morrison of his commission as a Lieutenant in the Rangoon Volunteer Rifle Corps.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by A.H. Prince of his commission as a Lieutenant in the Rangoon Volunteer Rifle Corps.
C.G.R. Naylor, M.R.C.S., England, Honorary Surgeon, Burma State Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps, is granted leave of absence from the Corps for one year, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
At an examination held at Pakokku on 8th Sept. Lt. Ivor Phillips, B.S.C., Second-in-Command, Pokokku (sic) Military Police Battalion passed in Burmese by the Colloquial test.
At a special departmental examination held at Mingin on 19th Sept. 1888 the undermentioned officers passed the departmental exam. in Burmese by the standard specified:
Higher Standard - D. Ross, officiating Deputy Commissioner
Lower Standard - Lt. Obbard, 16th Bengal Infantry, W.T. Morison (sic) officiating Deputy Commissioner, Lt. N.C. Perkins, Asst. Commissioner and Mr P. Bentabole, Inspector of Police.
Privilege leave for 30 days is granted to Surgeon-Major H. Johnstone, Junior Civil Surgeon, Rangoon, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
A.L. Hough, Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Paungde to the charge of the Pegu district during the absence on privilege leave of A.M.B. Irwin, C.S., or till further orders.
G.E. Godber, Extra Asst. Commissioner, is transferred from Akyab to the charge of the Paungde sub-division, Prome district.
Leave on medical certificate for six months is granted to t. H.N. Warde, Asst. Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Privilege leave for one month is granted to A.B.M. Irwin, C.S., Deputy Commissioner, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
Mr Johannes, officiating Myook, 4th grade, Kyaukse district, will cease to officiate as a Myook, from the date on which he is relieved by Maung Po Min.
The Hon’ble Arthur Hay, Asst. Superintendent of Police, is appointed to officiate as Adjutant of Military Police in Lower Burma, with effect from the date on which he may relieve Mr J.W. Davidson.
Mr Stanley W. Coxon, who has been appointed to be an Asst. Superintendent of Police, 2nd class, is posted to the headquarters of the Kyaukse district.
J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police, is transferred from the charge of the Provincial Reserve to the Rangoon Town district.
With effect from 7th Nov. 1888 Mr J.W. Davidson, Asst. Superintendent of Police, is transferred from Rangoon to the headquarters of the Meiktila district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints Maung Po Saw, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 3rd class in the Minbu District.
The Chief Commissioner specially empowers E.P. Cloney, Extra Asst. Commissioner, a Magistrate of the 1st class to try in a summary way the offences specified in section 260 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1882.
The Chief Commissioner appoints H.W. Godber, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Tharrawaddy district.
The Chief Commissioner appoints J.A. Barry, Myook, to be a Magistrate of the 1st class in the Lower Chindwin district.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by D.J. Morrison of his commission as a Lieutenant in the Rangoon Volunteer Rifle Corps.
The Chief Commissioner accepts the resignation tendered by A.H. Prince of his commission as a Lieutenant in the Rangoon Volunteer Rifle Corps.
C.G.R. Naylor, M.R.C.S., England, Honorary Surgeon, Burma State Railway Volunteer Rifle Corps, is granted leave of absence from the Corps for one year, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.
At an examination held at Pakokku on 8th Sept. Lt. Ivor Phillips, B.S.C., Second-in-Command, Pokokku (sic) Military Police Battalion passed in Burmese by the Colloquial test.
At a special departmental examination held at Mingin on 19th Sept. 1888 the undermentioned officers passed the departmental exam. in Burmese by the standard specified:
Higher Standard - D. Ross, officiating Deputy Commissioner
Lower Standard - Lt. Obbard, 16th Bengal Infantry, W.T. Morison (sic) officiating Deputy Commissioner, Lt. N.C. Perkins, Asst. Commissioner and Mr P. Bentabole, Inspector of Police.
Privilege leave for 30 days is granted to Surgeon-Major H. Johnstone, Junior Civil Surgeon, Rangoon, with effect from the date on which he may avail himself of it.