56
recommendations of
these
Officers
arranged in a
tabular
form
so as to
admit of a comparison
with the
Estimates of 1883 and also with the
C
by the Surveyor General and Colonial Surgeon
or an increase over
322
$12,664
authorized expenditure of — $14,826
annually.
I do not see how this
amount can be reduced without
recommendations on the same
subject
made by Sir John Pope Hennessy despatch W. 133 of 19th August, 1881, The
in his
impairing
the
efficiency of the
total expenditure
as now
the Estimates is.
that which Sir John
Pope Hennessy recommended
in 1881 was.
and that now
commended.
provided in #7838
Staff.
4.
The next question is
how the Sanitary Inspector and his
$10,982
by
staff
are to be worked. This not
being so pressing
may
pressing a matter left to the decision of Sir George Bowen. My own impression
is
that
be