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Examiners of Accounts, Public Works Department, 4th class, 1st and 2nd grades.
Executive Engineers, Public Works Department, 1st and 2nd grades.
Inspectors-General of Railway Mail Service.
Judge of the City Civil Court, Madras.
Judges of the Presidency Courts of Small Causes, and First Judge of the Small Cause Court, Rangoon.
Officers of the Customs Department drawing Rs. 900 and upwards.[1]
Officers of the Indian Educational Service and of the graded Educational Service drawing less than Rs. 1,250 a month but more than Rs. 1,000 a month.
Officers of the Superior Revenue Establishments of the State Railways, 2nd class, 1st and 2nd grades.
Palaeontologists, Geological Survey of India.
Presidency Magistrates.
Protector of Emigrants and Superintendents of Emigration, Calcutta.
Public Prosecutor in Sind.
Registrars to the High Courts and to the Chief Court, Punjab.
Sub-Deputy Opium Agents drawing Rs. 800 a month and upwards.
Superintendent of Land Records and Agriculture in Sind.
Superintendent of the Indian Museum.
Superintendent of Stamps and Stationery.
Superintendents, Telegraph Department, 1st and 2nd grades.
Table showing the relative rank of officers in the Army, Royal Navy, and Royal Indian Marine published with Home Department Notification No. 1236, dated the 26th May 1911:—
Lieutenant-Colonels
Captains under three years and officers of corresponding rank. Royal Navy.
| Deputy Director, Royal Indian Marine. | But junior to all Lieutenant-Colonels. | |
| Assistant Director, Royal Indian Marine. | ||
| Commanders, Royal Navy. | ||
| Commanders, Royal Indian Marine. | ||
| Staff Commanders and officers of corresponding rank, Royal Navy | ||
| Inspectors of Machinery, Royal Indian Marine. | ||
| Chief Engineers, Royal Indian Marine. |
- ↑ Home Department Notification No. 2013 dated the 1st October 1913
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