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Government House,
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Hongkong, August, 1900.
With reference
to the concluding
portion of your despatch No.238 of the 3rd.of October
1895, I have the honour to subait for your favourable
consideration the following scheme for providing mer-
ried quarters for 6. Indien Sergeants of Police, and
also for 4 Assistant Werders in the Gaol Department.
2. I enclose copy of a Memorial ad-
dressed to you by the Indian Members of the Geol Staff
in which they pray for an increase of pay, the privi-
loge of renittalice to India at en enhanced rate of ex-
chenge, and for free quarters to the married members of
the staff. Increases of the seleries of the Indian
staff at the Gaol having been granted, and the crivi-
lege of Faniiy remittances refused as recently as
last year, I do not consider that those questions
shouldhow be re-opened, but I am of opinion that mast-
ried quarters should be provided for four Assistant
Werders.
3.The Indian Sergeant Major is
given a house allowance in lieu of married quarters.
I am of opinion that that arrangement may be continued
The Right Honourable
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN,M.P...、
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