1st May. I may have done Jenny wrong,
but if I did it was on grounds which I now remember, and which are not stated in the correspondence before me.
When the Civil List was being promulgated by Government, I endeavoured as far as practicable to secure uniformity amongst the Clerks in the different Departments by assigning £400 per annum as a fitting salary for first Clerks, and £300 for Second Clerks, and so on.
332 The Audit Office, however, having only one Clerk, I had to decide between placing him in the same position, with the salary attached thereto, as the first Clerks in other Offices, or as a second Clerk. Mr Rennie advocated at the time his Clerk being placed on the list at £400; I thought it fair on the whole to put him down at £300, and decided accordingly. I rather think that even if there was an increase of £50 to Mr Da Silva,
1th May. I may have done Jenay
but if I did it much
have been on
grounds Which
I connect now remember, and
which an not statud
the conespondence befor
in
me.
When the Civil List.
was being promed by
Endeavoured as
far
One
prenticable to secure uniformity amongst the Cluckatif.
in
aunum
the different Departments by assigning £400 por
fitting salary for first. Clucks, and £300 for
Second Checks, and so on.
332
The Audit Office, horower, having
only
one Cluck I had to decide between
placing
in the same position,
nyheds salary.
Clubs in other
have
charge Extent of
then,
the the
Läin
Go
as the first
Affin
who
to
a
entarin
the Clubes unde
by
in
the same percition
: and altho
as becond Clubs
Mr Rennie adoveated at the
time his Cluck being pland on the list at Kuvo I thought it fain
on the whole to
put him down at £300, and decided aundingly. I
rather thick that sven
Rui was an
increase of
too to M. Da Silva but
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