its recovery.
321
3
record
any
Shave
already had occasion to sentiments respecting Mr Mercer's qualifications for public employ. I think it nevertheless proper again to state to Your Lordship that Mr Mercer has not only conducted the proper duties of his office entirely to my satisfaction, but that he has rendered himself eminently useful in the Legislative Council, for which his education and other attainments render him particularly fit
4.
During Mr. Mercer's absence I have appointed Mr. Rienaecker, now acting Chief Clerk in the Treasury, a very deserving and indefatigable person, to perform the duties of Acting Treasurer, his salary from £452. 10 to £600 per annum, increasing £350 per annum, and Mr. Hare, the Clerk to be Acting Chief Clerk, with an increase of £50, making his salary £350 per annum.
Mr. Comelate's absence renders the employment of a temporary clerk necessary, but as I embark tomorrow for the Northern Consulates, I have requested the Lieutenant Governor to select a fitting person for the office on a salary of £200 per annum, with the distinct understanding that he will not have any claim for further employment under this Government, whenever his services are no longer required. By this arrangement, no extra expense will be incurred, but on the contrary, a small saving of £52.10 per annum will be effected.
Mr. Mercer has since the departure of Mr Inglis, the late Registrar General, and the abolition of his office, superintended this Department in addition to his other duties. I have directed the Superintendent of Police to take charge of the office of Registrar General.
its recovery.
321
3
record
any
Shave
already
had occasion to
sentiments respecting Mr Mercer's qualifications for public employ. I think
it nevertheless proper again to state to Your Lordship that Mr Mercer has not only conducted the proper duties of his office entirely to my satisfaction, but that he has rendered himself eminently useful in the Legislative Council, for which his education and other attainments render him particularly
fit
4.
During Mr. Mercer's absence I
have appointed Mr. Rienaecker,
now
acting Chief Clerk in the Freasury, a very deserving and indefatigable person, to perform the duties of Acting Treasurer,
salary from £452. 10 to
his
annum
increasing £600 per
and Clark to be
an increase
and Mr. Hare, the
to be Acting Chief Clerk, with of £.50, making his salary
£350 por
annund.
Mr. Comelate's absence
renders the employment of a temporary
for
black necessary, but as I embark, Northern Consulates tomorrow, I have
requested the Lieutenant Governor
Somo
the
to select
so fitting, person for the office on a salary of £ 200 per for
annuar),
with the distinct
any
understanding that he will not have claim for further employments under this Government, whenever his services owe no longer required. By this arrangements no extra expense will be incurred, but
contrary a
annum)
کچھ
small
effected.
ar
the
L. 52.10 per
saving of 2
Mr. Mercer has since
the
Čo
departure of Mr Inglis, the late Registrar General, and the abolition of his office, superintended this Department addition to his other duties. I have directed the Superintendent of Police to take charge of the office of Registrar
now
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.