he was prepared to
wneud
that I sámla recover the equivalent
of
21000
1,0 0 0 or 86, 660 from Colonial
funds and £200 from the Grays
recamation finna. Mt Chater as
rehre Ser
tative
of
was I understand
the Praya
Kotholders
ceable to this
agreeable
recon unendation, the cost of the Praya Staff being chargeable to the Praya fund by Section 3 of Ardinance 16 of 1889.
4.
Excellency for
While thanking His his proposal
respectfully intimated that I thought
it better for my
own sake, but
especially in the winterest of
future Surveyors General, that the
enohuments.
of
the
office should be fixed without reference to the Praya
Works or other ten
temporary
consider-
ation, and that the question of
remuneration in connection with
the Praya Work should be considered
apart
hasi
its
I may say £200 per
134
merits. Incidentally
that an honorarium of
ALUMACAULA
as compensation.
for the duties devolving
on the
Surveyor General in connection with
the Grays
Works struck me (as o
thuise it would strike
as
any
are
having
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practical experience of such matters) being quite disproportionate to the nature and extent of the duties and the responsibility attaching there. I was further influenced Fry the consideration that as the ___ proposal to increase the salaries of officials in 1875 by 35 her cent was. then under consideration, the vermanent salary of the Surveyor General would be less under Sir C. #. Des Voeuss proposal than it word a be if it
common with other
salaries, increased 35 for cent.
were inv
In support of this
that in 1878 the
view I show a sory
salary