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Table Money.

For an Admiral (Commander-in-Chief), 300 to 1,500 yen per annum.

The mess money (per day) for the officers is as follows:

At Home. Abroad.
Sen. Sen.
Flag officers
…          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …
60 80
Captains
…          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …
50 70
Ward officers
…          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …
40 60
Gun-room officers
…          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …
30 50
Warrant officers
…          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …          …
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E.—Chairs of Professorship in the University

The number of Chairs of professorship in the colleges of the University of Tokyo are as follows:

College of Law.
  • Constitution, 1 Chair.
  • Public Law, 1 Chair.
  • Civil Code, 4 Chairs.
  • Commercial Code, 2 Chairs.
  • Code of Civil Procedure, 1 Chair.
  • Commercial Code, 1 Chair.
  • Code of Criminal Procedure, 1 Chair.
  • Political Economy and Finance, 3 Chairs.
  • Statistics, 1 Chair.
  • Politics, 1 Chair.
  • History of Politics, 1 Chair.
  • Administrative Law, 2 Chairs.
  • Public International Law, 2 Chairs.
  • Private International Law, 1 Chair.
  • History of Legal Institutions, 1 Chair.
  • Comparative History of Legal Institutions, 1 Chair.
  • Roman Law, 1 Chair.
  • English Law, 2 Chairs.
  • French Law, 1 Chair.
  • German Law, 1 Chair.
  • Jurisprudence, 1 Chair.
College of Medicine.
  • Anatomy, 3 Chairs.
  • Physiology, 2 Chairs.
  • Medical Chemistry, 1 Chair.
  • Pathology and Pathological Anatomy, 2 Chairs.
  • Pharmacology, 1 Chair.
  • Medicine, 4 Chairs.
  • Gynæcology and Obstetrics, 1 Chair.
  • Pædiatrics, 1 Chair.
  • Surgery, 3 Chairs.
  • Ophthalmology, 1 Chair.
  • Dermatology and Syphilis, 1 Chair.
  • Psychiatry, 1 Chair.
  • Hygiene, 1 Chair.
  • Forensic Medicine, 1 Chair.
  • Dentistry, 1 Chair.
  • Otology, Rhinology, and Laryngology, 1 Chair.
  • Pharmacy, 3 Chairs.
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