of
the
Sir John Carrington
becaus
services of Hongkong, the
S. S and
States
gamated
5 Ju
the Federated Malay
to some extent
are be good amal-
regard
the appointmats are
and / interchangeable
to Six J. Carrington's
case I have informed you
by my Telegram of the 24th
ults that he
may
be greated
three months vacation. Reave
that being the maximum
which may be granted
amorent
ร
him in
tü
ally
years
in
oner of Hongking goot wrification [no share cofy]
274
to 14 of the 16th January
1894
and I further stated
that he might be
granted
four months leave of absence
on
half. Salary.
But
would add
6.) I have to inferuing that
Sir J. Carrington
leave
of
Was
ow half pay
abrence from 4. Guiana
for nearly eleven moetter in 1894-5;
and, though it is term that he
ric'd additional Salary during
hall-of
that period,
be cause he
was engaged in work for
the Colony, that fact does not