CO129-081 - Sir Robinson - 1861 [4-7] — Page 411

8.

provisionally, or treated here in any way except no

ffices of

the lowest clase, and

much inconvenience would,

I think, arice if they

Keated

grades

مة

offices of

were

the higher

to which the rules

contained in chapters 3 and 4

14

the Regulations

to apply.

are

suppored

6. The appointments to -

which I allude are all those :mino Offices which will be found in the annual Estimates

varying in Salary from

to £300

a

year

-

such

406

€100

as

the

Master of the Civil Hospital (2000) the charge taker and Letter

the Post Office (from

Sorters in the Post

£175 to £250); the extra and

assistant ducks in the

different

Offices (from £100 to £200); the European Head Gardener and Superintendent of the

the Plantations

(2200); the Braiding Officer and

Coxwain

J

the Governor's Barge

(£150); the Signal

man at Victorin Pink (£125); the Plumber and Glazier in the Surveyor beneral's