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that our observations may be forwarded to the Secretary
of State for the Colonies for which purpose a copy of
the same is enclosed herewith.
Cur submissions fall under the following heads:
I. The effect of the recommendations of the
Salaries Commission in view of the
subsequent fall of the dollar.
II. The increase in the number of Government
officers and in the total cost of salaries
since 1921, in relation to the general
development of the Colony during that
period.
III. The favourable conditions of service
already enjoyed by Government officers,
compared with the conditions of private
employment.
IV. Some general considerations and conclusions.
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I. The effect of the recommendations of the salaries
Commission in view of the subsequent fall of the
Pollar.
We desire to refer Your Excellency to the Report of
the Salaries Commission, 1928, and to paragraphs 6 and 11
of the Correspondence relating to the Salaries Commission,
1928, (No.3 of 1930; Despatch No.37 from the Governor to
the Secretary of State)
Summarized, the main recommendations of the Salaries
Commission, so far as officers on sterling pay are concerned,