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Conf.Report
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Conf. Report
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Conf.Report
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onf.Report 12/1/29.
TAYLOR, E. Born November, 1881, married;
two children.
Education. Caister Grammar School, 1890-1896; Nottingham High School 1896-1898; King's College, London, 1899-1901.
Civil Ehmoloyment. Second Division Clerk, Colonial Office, 1901, transferred to Board of Trade, on return from South African War, 1902.
Military Service. Seconded for service withthe Imperial Yeomanry in South Africa, February - December, 1901.
Colonial Servico. Appointed Clerk, Public Works Department, Nyasaland, 1906; Assistant Treasurer, Uganda, 1909; seconded for service in German East Africa as Assistant Treasurer, 1917; Treasurer and Collector of Customs, Seychelles, 1919; Deputy Treasurer, Uganda, 1923; Senior Assistant Treasurer, Sierra Leone, 1925.
Depub Tria
Present Salary.
allowance.
Reports
£920 (maximum) plus £72 seniority
Gov. Slater: "A very capable officer who has materially added to the strength of the local Treasury."
Gor. Slater:- "Mr. Taylor makes a very capable Acting Treasurer, his advice being characterised by a robust independence. For this reason perhaps he is not (I am informed) very popular. Personally I consider him a distinct asset and he is at the present moment doing excellent work as Member of the temporary Municipal Board. "
Treasurer (Barton):- "Mr. Taylor is a capable Treasury Officer and has carried out his duties in the Department in a satisfactory manner.
Gov. Byrne:- "Mr. Taylor was Treasurer of the Seychelles during my term of office there. him then; as I find him now, to be a very capable official.
I found He possesses a good deal of character, and his advice on financial matters can be relied upon.
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Creasurer (Barton):- "Mr. Taylor is in my opinion a capable officer and I have found his work as Senior Assistant Treasurer, and conduct, entirely satisfactory. He acted as Colonial Treasurer during my absence on leave
from