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24. I have not yet received from the Resident-General the estimated annual increase in cost entailed by adopting the schemes now submitted, which include a The Government would gain considerably in the number of new appointments. amounts paid for leave pay and pensions, and also in the abolition of allowances, some of which (such as house allowance) have in certain cases counted for pension.

25. The number of offices dealt with by these schemes is not less than 400, and bearing that fact in mind, I trust that allowance may be made for possible incon- sistencies and shortcomings. In 1874 the revenue of the Colony was $1,458,872; that for 1900 was $5,203,000. In 1874 the revenue of the now Protected Malay States was roughly $600,000; while in 1900 it amounted to $15,870,174. In a country where development proceeds at this rate it is not easy to foresee requirements for even 12 months ahead, and it is possible, indeed probable that, if progress continues at the same rate, the present proposals may be somewhat out of date five years hence. I consider that it is of extreme importance (now that you have accepted sterling rates for the future) that we should have a sanctioned Sterling Scheme as soon as possible. It will unquestionably be amended and improved as time goes on, and it is certain to require additions, but these are strong reasons why no time should be lost in making a foundation on which to work. I recommend the scheme now before you, not as free from blemishes, not even as the best which, perhaps, could be framed with more time and discussion, but as the result of an earnest effort to carry out what I believe to be your wishes, to give fair salaries and fair prospects to those on whom the responsi- bilities of administering and developing these States will hereafter depend, and to offer to intelligent and well educated young men of Great Britain such prospects as will induce them to regard the Government Service in Malaya as a prize worthy of

their best efforts.

CLASS I. (6.)

"Legal Adviser, F.M.S.

Senior Magistrate, Perak

State Auditor, Perak

Appointment.

Present Balary.

At 33. per Dollar.

Proposed Salary.

Triennial Increments.

Hemarks.

B

7,200

1,080

1,300

Commissioner. Lande and

6,000

900

1,200

Mince, F.M.8.

Accountant

and

Auditor,

6,000

900

1,200

F.M.B.

Secretary for Chinese Affairs,

6,000

900

1.200

F.M.S. Secretary to

Resident-Gen-

4,200

630

1,020

eral, F.M.S.

*Commissioner, Polio, P.M.S.

6,000

900

1,020

CLASS II. (8.)

Secretary to Resident, Perak...

6,000

900

5,400

810

900-1,020

900-1,020

Two of 260

Fenior Magistrate, Belangor

and Negri Sembilan. Secretary to Resident, Selangor'

District Officer, Kinta...

4,800

720

100-1,020

"

4,800

720

900-1,020

11

***

4,800

720

900-1,020

10

***

4,800

720

900-1,020

1

Inspector of Schools, F. S..... Inspector of Ports and Tele-

graphy, F.M.S.

4,800

720

760-100

Now appointment.

780-900

U

I have, &c.,

FRANK SWETTENHAM.

CLABB II. (20)

Secretary to High Commis

Bioner, F.M.S.

3,800

540

660-780

State Auditor, Selangor

3,600

510

680-780

1J

District Officer, Lower Porak...

4,800

720

680-780

PP

Enclosure 1 in No. 49.

Ulu Selangor

3,600

810

660-780

"

"

13

Kuala Lipis...

2,400

310

660-760

Also Senior

trate, Pabang.

Magis-

LIST A.

Krian...

3,600

640

650-780

1

(Conti lential.)

Kuala Kangsar

3,600

640

660-780

*

FEDERATED MALAY STATES.-CADET SERVICE.

PROPOSED STERLING SALARIES.

11

Batang Padang

3,600

640

660-780

*Deputy

Commissioner

of

4,200

630

660-780

M

Police, Perak.

"Doputy

Commissioner of

New

660-760

12

Police, Selangor and Negri appointment. Bombilan,

District Officer, Klang

$,000

450

600-720

Two of 280

Appointment.

Present Salary.

At 9. per Dollar.

Proposed Salary.

Triennial Increments.

Remarks.

Upper Perak...

3,000

460

660-720

1

#

£

STAFP APPOINTMENTS (5.)

Resident-General, F.M.S.

12,000

1,800

2,600

Resident, Perak

**

***

10,800

1,620

1,600

Selangor

8,400

1,200

1,400

Negri Sembilan

7,200

1,080

1,300

11

Tabang

6,000

900

1,800

Free furnished quar. tera, no allowances. Free furnished quar

tere. Entertainment Allowance, $1,200. Free furnished

quar ters, Entertainment

Allowance. $1,200. Free furnished quar

ters, Entertainment Allowance, $1,200. Free furnished quar

ters, Entertainment Allowanon, $1,200.

N.B. The value of quarters and allowances other than personal not to count for pension. Resident-General and Residents pay 5 per cent, per annum on value of furniture,

Collector of Land Revenue, Kuala Lumpur, and Registrar of Titles, Selangor. Collector of Land Revenue, Seremban, and Registrar of Titles, Negri Sembilan, Collector of Land Itevenue and Registrar of Titles, Kinta Collector of Land Revenue and Registrar of Titles, Larut.

Protector of Chinese, Perak ...

Frotector of Chinese, Selangor

and Negri Sembilan. Warden of Mines, Perak

Warden of Mines, Selangor

3,600

540

660-720

11

5,000

540

660-720

10

3,600

540

660-720

H

3,600

540

660-720

n

3,600

540

660-720

New appoint-

660-720

1

ment,

3,000

450

660-720

11

3,600

540

460-720

M

and Negri Sembilan.

• Not confined to Cadeta.

N.B. The value of quarters and allowances other than personal not to count for pension. Resident-General and Residents pay & per cent, per annum on value of furniture.

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