miquality (which
was due
no don bt lo
the
fact that the police clerks from time to time were allowed to live in Government Quarters,
hence
smather pay, but when from mar-creage and other wast
CA OD 3 X 47
this became un-
remained)
practicable, the smaller pay
and
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for the- by the Captain Superintendent.
was endorsed by the Acting Auditor General
an
these.
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increase
C$0.) N°11111 of/1881 in which
.
of salary
unded on
grounds, and subsequently approved.
C. by the Right Honourable the Secretary of State,
no on aw
of the service .
thens placing
equal footing
the requrdo emolument's with di
general body
ad
As the moriase of pay grow-
ted `w 1801 only placed my Office on an
· equality
regards emoluments with other similar Officis (1st Clerkships) with which
do work and responsibility it had regard long bun equal, so the proposed general
mcrease of pay
A agai
/
the
Ja
Copy attach.
lary of 1875 relegatio to that relative position from which
the Secretary of State paised it by sanctioning
the
'mcunol'in
1851, and I now beg
541 mosh
my initial position
respectfully to ask that
to the
:-present proposed increase be taken from 1882, which was
with regards
may
- ly considered at of State a
as
a
evident
that time by the Secretary
parition
my offici
have previously been in:
ous nature of
should
The responsibilitig and oner- the duties pertaining
to
position have increased: -very matonally since by the additional duties of collecting
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- revenue pertaining to the vehicle licensees,
and the correct and
-efficient control of the clerical work. Heave any
the law
ouh
ini
Carrymo in connection with them,
-together with the increased work necessari
Cf involved in making and keeping
accounts.
of a
-payments of
the
a department, the animal; which have increased in
- proportion with the growth of the City -
that these dukes have been done efficiently is shown by the satisfaction that has been placed
on record by the
Officers have commanded this Force from
who
the
time
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was due
not only to
the
fact that the police clerks from time to time were allowed to live in Government Quarters,
hence
smaller pay, but when from marriage and other causes
CA OD 3 X 47
this became un-
remained)
practicable, the smaller pay
and
scale
for the- by the Captain Superintendent.
was endorsed by the Acting Auditor General
and
these.
Minute
increase
C$0.) N°11111 of/1881 in which
.
of salary
founded on
grounds, and subsequently approved.
C. by the Right Honourable the Secretary of State,
not on account
of the service .
then placing
equal footing
the required emoluments with the
general body
and
As the increase of pay gran-
ted in 1881 only placed my Office on an
equality
regards emoluments with other similar Offices (1st Clerkships) with which
it does work and responsibility it had regard long been equal, so the proposed general
increase of pay
again
/
the
January
Copy attached.
salary of 1875 relegating it to that relative position from which
the Secretary of State raised it by sanctioning
the
increase in
1851, and I now beg
most
respectfully to ask that
the
present proposed increase be taken from 1882, which was
with regards
may
carefully considered at the time by the Secretary of State as
a
evident
that
my office
have previously been in:
onerous nature of
should
The responsibility and onerous duties pertaining
to
this position have increased very materially since by the additional duties of collecting
1880-81
revenue pertaining to the vehicle licensees,
and the correct and
efficient control of the clerical work. Having any
the law
in
connection with them,
together with the increased work necessary
involved in making and keeping
accounts.
of
payments of
the
a department, the animals; which have increased in
proportion with the growth of the City -
that these duties have been done efficiently is shown by the satisfaction that has been placed
on record by the
Officers who have commanded this Force from
the
time