Serial
Subject,
Pagt.
From or to whom.
Dospatch
Date
No.
Xo.. Au.
XV
1902.
1902.
107
To Governor Sir F.
A. Swettenham.
Straits Settle-
October 24
mente, 320.
Acknowledges receipt of No. 97 und | 189;
refers to No. 106; gives reasons for sending No. 103.
116
Governor Bir H. A.
Blake.
Hong Kong,
November 13 (Rec. Dec. 15.)
500.
108
To Mr. A. E. Young Federated]
Malay States.
October 28
States, with reference to No. 79, that hu will be placed in charge of the Revenue Survey as well as the Trigo- noruetrical Survey, with the title of Director of Surveys, and gives the sterling and dollar salary of the post.
189
117
Ditto
ilong
Kong, 512.
November 15 (Rec. Dec. 15.)
118
190
High Commissioner Federated| November 21
Sir F. A. Swetten- Malay (Rec. Dec. 22.) ham.
Stater,
451.
100
To High Commis- Federated
sloner Sir F. A.
Malay Swettenhum.
States, 340.
October 31
110
High Commissioner Federated Sir F. A. Swetten- Malay ham.
States, 381.
October 8 (Rec. Nov. 3.)
111
Assumes, in reply to No. 101, that it is not intended that Police appointments shall always be filled by officers not originally appointed as cadets.
Requests decision as to the exact appli- cation of Paragraph 4 of the notifica- tion printed with the revised scheme us bearing on the transfer of an official from one post to another of the same value.
To High Commis- Federated] November 7 States that the proposal male in No. 110 191
sioner Sir F. A.
was agreed to in Nos. 103 and 104. Swettenham.
Malay
States,
352.
112
Governor Sir F. A.
Swettenham.
Straits Settle ments, 433.
October 20 (Rec. Nov. 17.)'
Explains why certain posts were omitted from the sterling scheme in No. 48; submits list of the appointments in question showing salaries attached to the various posts under the scheme, the estimated equivalents in sterling at the exchange rate of 18. 9d, to the dollar, and rates of sterling pay and increments.
Subject
T'age.
Makes recommendatious with regard to the salaries of Mr. Carpenter and Mr. Xavier.
200
Acknowledges receipt of Despatch of | 201
September 30 and refers in reply to No. 46, with remarks as to the pay- ment in dollars or sterling of officers entitled to exchange compensation.
Suggests reply to be sent to Captain | 201
Adam's application for an improve- ment in his position under the scheme,
1903.
190
119
Ditto
Federated December 10,
Malay
1902. Stater,
(Rec. Jan. 3, 484.
1903.)
120
220
Ditto
Fedorated December 11,
191
121
Ditto
Malay 1902. States,
(Rec, Jan. 3, 488. 1903.)
Federated December 11, |
Malay 1902. States, (Rec. Jan. 3,
493.
1903.)
Proposta, in reply to No. 109, to append 202
a noto to the scheme, stating that the appointments of Assistant-Commis- sioner of Police at Taiping, Selangor. and Negri Sambilan, are open to cadets, but are not confined to officers of the cadet service.
Explains omission of certain posts from 202
the scheme and submits proposal for approval,
Forwards, with remarks, copies of | 203
letters received from the Resident- General dealing with the questions raised in No. 89 in connection with the proposed scheme of sterling salaries for the Forest Department.
Federated December 17,❘ Replies to the points raised in No. 106
Malay
1902. States, (Rec. Jan. 10,
505.
1903.)
206
122
Ditto
113
Governor Sir II. A.
Blake.
Hong October 21 Kong, (Rec, Nov. 24.)
459.
Reports that two officers underagreemont 194
liave accepted the offer of sterling salaries under Note 12 of the scheme, and recommends the amendment of the note requiring all officers under agreement to accept sterling salaries on re-engagement.
114
High Commissioner Federated] November 13 Fir F. A. Swetten- Malay (Rec. Dec. 6.) Bun,
States, 4:33.
113
To Governor Sir H.
A. Blake,
Hong Kong,
420
December 9
Forwards, with remarks, memorial from 194
Hubordinate officers who are domiciled in India and Ceylon praying for the same privileges with regard to ex- change compensation and exchange rates us are already granted to officers domiciled in a gold standard country.
Requests to be informed, before final | 199
decision is taken on his proposal in No. 113, whether any further applica- tions to the same effect are likely to be received and what is likely to be the cost.
123
To High Commis- Federated sioner Sir F. A. Malay Swettenham.
States, 23.
January 14
Approves the scheme of sterling salaries put forward in No. 86 in view of the explanations put forward in No. 121,
207
124
Ditto
Federated January 16
Malay
States, 25.
Suggests alteratious in the position on the scheme of the posts referred to in Nos. 119 and 120.
207
125
Ditto
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Federated January 16
Malay
States.
28,
Instructs him, in reply to No. 114, to inform the memorialists that their petition cannot be granted; requests that a notification may be issued both in the Straits Settlements and Fedor- alod Many States, that exchange compensation will not be granted to any officer who may hereafter be engaged for the government service.
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