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108, Evering Road,
The Under Secretary of State,
Colonial Office,
Downing Street, S.V.1.
Dear Sir,
Stoke Newington, N.16.
24th March, 1924.
1924.
Your letter No. 6338/24: dated 5th
Referring to my letter of the 11th inst., I
now submit the specimen of the Schedules incorporating
the details I should require for the recalculation of
the current and prospective pensions in accordance with
the directions contained in your letter of the th instant (No. 6338/24), together with a Memorandum of Instructions for their proper completion. This Schedule
I have shown to Mr. H. G. R. Leonard, and he informs me
that these data can be supplied from the Registers of the Federated Malay States, but he can not speak with equal authority about the similar data for the Straits
Settlements Scheme.
Hr. Leonard states that there will be an
immense amount of work in obtaining the "Amount and Date of each Increase/Decrease in contribution during
membership", owing to the multiplicity of salary schemes that have existed in the different grades of the Service since 1896, and he points out that the liability of
error in the compilation of these data, by a small and
comparatively unskilled staff, is considerable,
Absolute