Apparently when there is no guarantee the government will derive any benefit from the results of their education at the Normal School, I request to be furnished with full information as to the details of the Scheme. And in the meantime, I feel compelled to withhold my approval of it, and I desire that the vote entered for this School on the estimates for 1882 is not to be expended.
For Cons[ideration].
Governor.
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28 Sept
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RECP REGO 7 NOV 81
Petition from Police Inspectors for Increase of Pay and Allowances.
Transmits - with Capt. Supt's covering letter. Proposes to agree to Capt. Deane's recommendation.
This correspondence should be laid before your Legislative Council for consideration.
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(Minutes.)
M. Braunston
The Inspectors petition for increase of pay: The first and second classes are not recommended for it, the 3rd class are. I find however that the 3rd class in the Straits Settlements draw as much as $720 per annum.
I. Deane further thinks the serjeants and acting serjeants might be paid more: in the Straits the serjeants are paid rather more viz. $600 instead of $540, and $600 is what...