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should be granted
Msils, a personal pensionable
allowance of £50 per annum with
effect from the 1st January, 1934,
d the grant of quarters or
to
allowances towards the European
Supervisory staff of the Post Office
in accordance with General Order
No. 109.
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Do du
staffing
new arrange
Att ang inuuts
with
Considerable responsibiting on Mr. Hynes's shouldvo, 4 as additional vedoonivilig is likely to tumn after his retirement, the proposal will forobelly involve soumanent increase in the
a
of
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of tails from I suggish
fout of supo.
$700 to £750 pa.
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dos to ins were du
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meghis
of
sule of the par to £750 h.
48.
If on Mr. Hynes's retirement
there is no suitable officer available
locally with the necessary training and
experience for the duties of the post,
I have little doubt that such an officer
could be obtained elsewhere in the
Colonial Service. If you decide that it
will be to the public advantage that
the post should be filled by such a
transfer, I should be obliged if you
would inform me as early as possible.
I have, etc.
(Sgd.) P. CUNLIFFE-LISTER,
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