Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 35 Judges and auxiliary judges of first instance, the assistant attorneys of the Bureau of Justice, the chief and assistant chief of the General Land Registration Office, provincial treasurers, provincial fiscals, registers of deeds, justices of the peace, au xiliary justices of the peace, special agents in the Executive Bureau, district health officers of the Philippine Health Service, the chief of the biological laboratory in the Bureau of Science, the superintendents of the postal and telegraph divisions of  the Bureau of Posts, and the delegate of the Secretary of the Interior The following officers shall also be appointed by the Governor-General: SECTION  81 . Particular Officers Appointable by Governor-General . — Except as otherwise specially provided, the Governor-General shall appoint all chiefs and assistant chiefs, in each Bureau, including the Philippine Health Service, the Philippine General H ospital, and the Philippine Constabulary.  EHCDSI (j) To offer, or to authorize a provincial governor or the Chief of Constabulary to offer, a reward not exceeding twenty-five hundred pesos, for information leading to the capture and conviction of a member of a band of brigands, or of the perpetrator of any  murder or robbery or any other crime, or for information leading to the capture of an escaped convict. Such reward, together with the proper expense of advertising the same, shall be payable pursuant to appropriation from the Insular Treasury; but the p rovincial board of any province in which a reward is so offered may order payment to be made from the provincial funds, subject to reimbursement from the Insular Treasury. ( i ) To grant to convicted persons reprieves or pardons, either plenary or partial, conditional, or unconditional; to suspend sentences without pardon, remit fines, and order the discharge of any convicted person upon parole, subject to such conditions as h e may impose; and to authorize the arrest and re-incarceration of any such person who, in his judgment, shall fail to comply with the condition, or conditions, of his pardon, parole, or suspension of sentence. right of eminent domain in behalf of the Government of the Philippine Islands; and to direct the Attorney-General, where such act is deemed advisable, to cause the condemnation proceedin gs to be begun in the court having proper jurisdiction.  [2249-1.] [1561-1, 2.]