140
for their washing and body servants.
In all houses they are lodged and fed.
In the third and fourth firms the clerks mess with the partners, and except that they do not invite their friends to the table are on the same footing there.
In the first and second firms the clerks mess apart. An allowance is made to each of some £10 for mess-money,
No. 19
Miscellaneous.
G.P.O.
My Lord,
MAY 27 1850
Victoria, Hongkong, 21st March, 1850.
I have the honor to enclose for Your Lordship's information, copy of a correspondence arising out of a claim made by Mr Hyland, the Deputy Post Master General, for remuneration for certain articles of property destroyed by the falling in of a ceiling of a room in the Post Office, on the 16th September last year.
A well-furnished room with all appliances, is provided for them, as well as separate dormitories, with lights, fires and common furniture. (True Extract)
Colonial Secretary's Office,
The Building at present occupied by the Post Office was built by Government for the Office of the Registrar General, and handed over to Mr. Hyland in January 1846, as is shown by letter from the Surveyor General
The Right Honorable The Earl Grey,
140
for their washing and body servants.
Im all houses they
and fed.
of
are
lodged
In the third and fourth
the above, and I believe in
most firms, they mess with the partners, and except that they
do not
the table
invite their friends to
are
exactly
same footing there.
the
In the first and second
firms the clerks mess apart.-
An allowance is made to each
Of some £10
money,
mass-
and
No. 19
Miscellaneous.
G.P.O.
My Lord,
ہے
MAY 27 1850
Victoria, Hongkong,
21th. March, 1850.
I have the honor to enclose
for Your Lordship's information, copy of a correspondence arising out of a plain made by Mr Hyland, the + Deputy Post Master General, for
emuneration
for
certain articles of property
to destroyed by the falling in of a cocking
To
of a
room in the Post. September last year.
A
month,
2.
as
table
a well- pranished
room with all appliances,
is provided for them, as well as
separate dormitories, with lights, fires and
common furniture. ( True Extract)
Mame
Colonial Secretary.
ceiling
Office, on the 16th
was built by
The Building) at present
rccupied by the Post Office
:
Government for the Office of the Registrar General, and handed over to Mr. Hyland
in
January 1846,
1846, as is
for a Post Office shown by letter from the Surveyor General
The Right Honorable The Earl Grey,
He,
Je,
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