and heart have hot his aber from naval
pend.
I don't know whether it is considued worth
allowance.
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but lasher to
the opinion expressed in my munch ng soch
an
30356/09 that and
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non pensionelle
Ind. point art ttt.. that it was only with
whutance that the Ft. apud
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477 Phelips'; emoluments hung fixed at £ 100-pson; that head not have consented Harghigher inte
he had not been join
the Dockyard and it that the 1st. thinks
That Iso
in suit adeguati sag
we appe
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to the proposals in pritaparas
greatly
a copy come to.
Rzay
I consider
that he is
Agade the wathed passage
intim better whaches pot out thank
We are allowing him to containe to audit.
Arthauni accounts for which.
д
afie.
Orsspart
he
gets £50
So that whore
allaring
him to
jat to
a
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Coley thamphet
maxinuum of
Bring up
Oby An
Vine
17/2
#900 winstond o
of the £810 which
sufficient, when they wanted to cut off the brikamat
Mr. Green
I suppose we shall be sending out a
Circ.
-
shortly to the Colonies affected
-
in connexion
with the recommendations of the Col. Audit Com-
mittee.
Do you think we had better defer action on this
till the Circ. goes? Perhaps, too, we had better
consult the new Director of Col. Audit as to the
H.K. arrangements.
►
As to Mr. Phelips' personal allowance, Mr.
Gibson pleaded strongly for a personal allowance of
£100. Mr. P. is much overpaid, but I don't much like
forcing him to have less pay when his work and
responsibility (notwithstanding his being relieved
of the Naval Accounts ) will be increased.
I think we might perhaps leave the point to Sir F.
Lugard to decide.
AVC 16/2
Mr Collin
Aer
If you
1
fave weeks delay;
"action until the new
720
warld
bjection to
certainly defer
arrangements
are
defintly settled and the Director of "Col. Audit appointed .
J. My 17/2