but this appears to me unavoidable.
8.
As
e to
regardo expense the Colony,
it is of course difficult to calculate the difference which
would result, as so man
many personal considerations enter into the problem, but I should not apprehend any serious increase in the amount at present devoted to payment of salaries and personal allowances, while there
might be a decrease.
9.
It will be noticed that
Le be
according
the schedule does not contain offices. such as that of the Chief Clerk in the Colonial Secretary's Office, the :: pay of which must I imagine decided from time to time. to circumstances, nor are all the interpreters, writers re nicluded. A decision however as to the classes to which these latter should severally. belong can be easily arrived at as
soon.
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some definite arrangement
is made for general classification.
I have rs.
(Signed A. G. Mitchell Innes.
Freasurer.
Hor: 1. M. Goodman,
Acting
Colonial Secretary.
x c.
C
d. S. I am decidedly of opcrsion that the annual inverements suggested
should be
Head
granted or ly
when the
the Department certifies that
the
by
in tā mier
of they have been earned in which the officers concerned. have performed their work during
the
year .
(ut.) N. G. M.I.
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