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The Major General commanding the forces is essential for...
The Governor's house is provided here for whom...
...receives nearly £4,000 a year, and until some recent reductions in the China allowances, did receive at the rate of nearly £5,500 per annum. Upon the move of these officers, there is a large expenditure entailed by their position, as there is upon the Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony. I may mention further that the pay and allowances of the Chief Commissariat Officer, Colonel Commanding the Garrison, and the Principal Medical Officer, each amount to nearly two thirds of the Salary of the Governor.
Chief Commissariat Officer £1926 Colonel Commanding Garrison £1880 Principal Medical Officer £100017.
The nearest British Settlement to this is Singapore, which is a dependency of the Indian Government. The Governor is not Commander-in-Chief; the Colony has not an independent Legislature; and the cost of living is yet far less than it is here. The Governor, I am informed, receives in pay and allowances upward of £4,200 per annum.
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I have omitted, I observe, to mention that a residence is provided here for the Governor; but as this was planned when the Salary was £6,000, and the expenses of living not two thirds of what they are at present, it tends rather to add to the embarrassments of the position, as it entails...
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and
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an expenditure entailed by their rosition as there is
there is upon
the Governor
this
and Commander-in-Chief of Colony. I may mention further
that the
pay
and allowances of the
Chief Commissariat
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officer,
Colonel Commanding the Garrien,
the
| Chief Commissariat Officer ₤1926.
Colonel Commanding Farrison ₤1880. Principal Medical Office
and the Principal Medical Primaful Mitial offen £1000. Officer, each amount to nearly two thirds of the Salary of the Governor.
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The
nearest British Settlement
to this is Singapore which is a dependency
of the Indian Government. The boveno is not Commander-in-Chief;- the
Colony has not an
inderendent
Legislature; and the cost of living is
-
yet
the Governor
I
far less than it is here receives in pay and allowances
am informed, upward of £4,200 per
annum.
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I have omitted, I observe, to mention that a residence is provided this was
here for the bovernon; but as this planned when the Salary was £6,000,
and the
expenses of living not two thirds
of what they
are at present, it tends rather to add to the embarrassments
of the position,
as it entails u
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