desps., in regard to the
of increased allavances grant to officers in the higher ranks of the Hay Rong Service, and the Scheme of Sterling Salaries.
of
3. In par. 30f
You desh. No. 500! you
state that "there is in this
Colony
local allavance
which is payable to offians
who do not receive ex
exchange
Compensation; and that Mr. Xaver is not eligible
come under the Sterling Salary
to
Scheme because he is not
entitled to exchange Compensation." This latter
punciple is restated in
general terms in
for. 3
of your desk. No. 512.h
No.426
4
In his desp.
of the 19th Dec.
miforia d
1901 Mr. Chambrelani
You that it was
his desire that the same
principles might,
ал
far
no.
th
an
}
as
possible hadefited in
in regard
the increased allow
to
amees
and
to existing officers. the preparation of a sterling scheme for future affront-
had already
ments
as
laid
been laid down in the
case of the Straits Salt %
5. When the
prights rifle of exchange 365
са
Compensation of their salarig
the whole
was
granted to officers of
the Straits Sett / and F.M.S services whe were domiciled accompan in Europe, it was accom from
u'd
ly
locat
the grant of a
pensionable
Man
addition of 25 percent to the salamis of those officers in the higher
ranks of these
servin
who were not cutitled to
this connexion I may th
exchange compensation. In
You
to par. 10 Chamberlain's desp. to Sie +. Swettenham, No. 243 of th 2nd August, 1908,
by