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Para.7 of(2).
Page 21 encl. 3 to (2).
that no provision has been made for 1935 for
a subsidy to Commercial Aviation, because there
is no prospect of a subsidy being required in
1935. No change of policy is involved and
provision for a subsidy will no doubt be made
when the necessity arises. It is clear from
the Governor's remarks in Legislative Council
that an Air Mail Service to and from the Colony
is regarded as being of the greatest importance.
An increase in expenditure of
$204,038 on account of new posts is offset to the extent of $78,327 as a result of the
abolition of posts. The most noteworthy
increases are the following:-
Head
1. Colonial Secretary's
Office
3. Secretariat of
Chinese Affairs
4. Treasury
Principal new Posts
Increase
2 Cadets
3 Clerks
14,940
1 Inspector Mui Tsai.
Previously seconded from Police Department.
1 Cadet Officer -(to act as
Supdt. of Stamp Office
during leave of holder of that post)
7,125
1 Assistant Assessor.
12,562
6. District Office
North
1 Cadet Office Class II
leave movements
1 Land Bailiff - new
appointment.
4,891
8A.Post Office
1 Asst. Supdt. of Mails
1 Motor Driver
4,300
10A.
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