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APPENDIX III.
ESTIMATE OF REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE for the Year 1921-1922.
doo
£
8. d.
£
8.
d.
Government Grants
12,500 0
Interest on deposits
200 0
Salaries
7,800 0
0
Provident Fund
390 0 0
Review of Applied Entomology
600 0 0
Bulletin of Entomological Research
450 0 0
Sundry Publications
150 0 0
Queen's Gate Office
500 0 0
Library
200 0 0
70
0
Travelling Expenses
Translations
General Expenses
Estimated surplus
15843
Annexure 2.
50 0 0
150 0 0
£10,360 0 0 12,700 0 0
2,340 0 0
£12,700 0 0 12,700 0 0
REPORT OF THE FINANCE SUB-COMMITTEE OF THE IMPERIAL BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY. A MEETING of the Finance Sub-Committee was held on the 3rd of February to consider the application of the new scales of salary which were recommended for the Staff of the Bureau by the Imperial Entomological Conference; a scheme for a Provident Fund for the Staff of the Bureau; the publication of advertisements in the Bulletin and Review, and the publication of systematic papers on entomology in journals other than the publications of the Bureau.
2. The Sub-Committee approved the following salaries with effect from the 1st of April, 1921, subject to the addition in each case of the appropriate cost of living bonus, as sanctioned from time to time for members of the Civil Service in London :---
Appointment.
Name.
305
Since the Sub-Committee met, the vacancy for a lady secretary has been filled by the appointment of Miss L. B. Kennedy, with initial salary of £80 in the scale £80 by £7 108. to £120.
In considering the application of the new scales of salary, the Sub-Committee placed on record the following observations:-
(a) If the minimum of the new scale of salary exceeds the present salary of the post the minimum should be taken as the starting point in the new scale, unless there are special reasons for granting one or more increments at once. Such incre- ments should not be given merely in respect of length of service.
(b) The rate of increment for the Assistant Director is to be £50 per annum in the case of Dr. Neave, the present holder of the appointment. When a vacancy occurs in the appointment, the question of substituting an increment of £25 per annum, or some figure between £25 and £50, will be considered.
(c) Dr. Uvarof to retain present incremental date, viz., 25th June.
3. The Sub-Committee authorized the Director to inform Mr. H. Campion, who has for ten years held the appointment of Senior Clerk, that owing to ill- health his appointment must be terminated, and they decided as an act of grace that Mr. Campion should be paid a gratuity of £200 as a special case, which must not be regarded as forming a precedent.
4. Rules for the Provident Fund were approved, and by arrangement with the Crown Agents for the Colonies the scheme has been introduced with effect from the 1st of April, 1921. A copy of the Rules is attached to this report.
5. The Sub-Committee authorized the Director to enter into an agreement, for one year in the first instance, with Mr. F. Aldridge, for the collection of adver- tisements for publication in the Bulletin and the Review. The advertisements will be censored by the Director or the Assistant Director; they will be placed at the end of the Bulletin and the Review; and they will be paged separately, so that they can easily be dealt with when copies of these journals are being bound.
6. The Sub-Committee considered proposals made by the Director for the publication of systematic papers on entomology in journals other than the publica- tions of the Bureau, and they recommend that the Director should be authorized to expend up to £100 per annum on the publication of such papers at a cost not exceeding £4 per sheet of sixteen pages.
7. The covering approval of the Committee is required for the action reported in paragraphs 2, 3, 4, and 5, and their approval is asked for the arrangement recommended in paragraph 6.
S. F. HARMER, Chairman of Finance Sub-Committee.
Director
Assistant Director Two Senior Assistants Three Junior Assistants
One Senior Abstractor
One Senior Clerk Two Lady Abstractors
Two Lady Clerks (tem-
porary, for plant pest catalogue)
One Despatch Clerk One Indexer
One Library Assistant
One Preparator One Lady Secretary One Shorthand Typist One Office Boy
No. 136.
MINUTES OF THE TWENTY-SEVENTH MEETING OF THE FINANCE SUB-COMMITTEE OF THE IMPERIAL BUREAU OF ENTOMOLOGY, HELD AT THE COLONIAL OFFICE ON 19TH MAY, 1921.
Scale.
Point of entry in Scale.
May, 1921.
£ £
£
£
25045
Dr. G. A. K. Marshall, C.M.G. 850-50-1,000 Dr. S. A. Neave
850
600-50-800
600
(Vacant)
400-20-600
(i) Dr B. Uvarof
300-20-400
300
(ii) Capt. H. S. Bushell
300-20-400
300
(iii) (Vacant)
300-20-400
Mr. L. Nell
250-15-350
250
(Vacant)
200-10-300
(i) Miss G. M. Jeans
150-10-250
180
(ii) Miss F. B. Constable
150-10-250
150
(i) Miss Ralfs
120-10-200
180
(ii) Mrs. Darling
120-10-200
120
80-£7 108.-120
80
Mr. J. Baguley
Miss G. T. Elwood Mr. C. J. Golledge Mr. L. B. Wyatt Miss L. B. Kennedy Miss G. E. Breen
Mr. P. J. Newby
80-£7 108.-120 80 80-£7 108.-120 112 108. 80-£7 108.-120 102 10s. 80-£7 108.-120
60-5-100
80
158.-28. 6d.-258. 178. 6d.
per week
Present:
SIR SIDNEY HARMER (Chairman).
DR. BAGSHAWE.
SIR DAVID PRAIN,
DR. MARSHALL (Director).
DR. NEAVE (Assistant Director).
MR. PARKINSON (Secretary),
THE minutes of the Twenty-Sixth Meeting of the Sub-Committee* were
approved.
2. On the minutes of the Twenty-Sixth Meeting, two points were raised by the Director:-
(i) The position of Mr. Golledge (paragraph 2). The Director stated that for several reasons it was desirable to give Mr. Golledge some more definite information as to his prospects. The previous decision of the Sub-Committee would not enable
* No. 129.
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