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vst. * (5)
With reference to previous semi-official
correspondence, I am directed to accept with thanks the offer
of the services of Mr. Percebois to assist this Government
temporarily in organizing the work of collecting the newly
imposed duties on liquor,
2.
His Excellency the Governor greatly
appreciates the courtesy of the Inspector-General in placing
this Officer's services at the disposal of this Government and
agrees to the suggested terms viz.:- that Mr. Percebois should
be seconded on half-pay from the Customs' service, this
Government to pay the remaining half salary together with Mr. Percebois' lodging expenses and a personal allowance of $150
per mensem. I shall be glad to learn what is the amount of Mr.
Percebóis' half salary,
3.
It should be convenient if Mr.
could be seconded from a date early in next month.
I have etc..
(sd.) P. H. May,
Percebois
Colonial Secretary,
e Commissioner of the
Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs.