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・dispersed with, and in consequence of which all the coin and notes on hand except bullion for removal to the Oriental Bank were transferred to the Oriental Bank this morning. The enclosed Circular Instructions to Heads of Departments will explain the mode in which all future receipts and payments are to be conducted through the Treasury by the Bank, which latter agrees to allow on the current account of the Colony 2 per cent.
9. I have also desired the Treasurer to establish himself in a room near the offices of his department instead of in the further most room from them in the large building called the Government offices. As yet, great as is the relief caused by dispensing with the Imperial Audit, and by paying with cheques instead of cash, as well as by the Bank receiving the greater part of the Revenue direct from the various Departments in lieu of its being all poured into the Treasury Vault, I have only dispensed with the services of one Shroff.
10. This economy tips the scale at less than £400 per annum. One clerk and one Shroff must however be carried further, and, if there was a Treasurer doing some effective work in the Treasury there is no chance of a much more considerable saving being effected. I do not however anticipate
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・dispersed with, and in
consequence
· of which all the coin and notes on
some
hand except
· bultry for removal to
Copper Comage
day
Avere
tão
this morning
transfined to the Oriental Bant. The
· enclosed Aricular Instructions to Heads Endoamne not
of Departiments will explain the mode
in
which all futive receipts and payments
are
to be conducted through
by the cheasury the Bank, which latter
agrees
to allow
on the curent account of the
2 per
cent
bolony
9.
to establish himself
m a room near
the
I have also desired the Treasurer-
blutes of his deportment instead of in
· Noom
the further most from them in
" the large building called the Government
offices. As yet, great
Cao
is
the reliel
caused by dispensing with the Imperial Audit, and by praying with sbeques
instead of Cain,
as well as
by a
-#----
Bank'
receiving the greater part of the Revenue direct from the various Departments in liew of its being all poured into the
Vault, I have only dispensed cheasury
with the services of
Shroff. 10. "This
ammumn
one clerk and one
exonomy lips than £400 per must however be carried further,
and, if there
wwas
any
Treasurer doing
doing some
himself
in
chance of the
effective work
the Treasury there is no
that a much
daulet
more considerable scuing
could be effected. I do not however anticipate
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