month to this Department
I have to reprost that before any name is placed on the Crown Agent's list, the full name, office, proposed portion of salary, and the ground of application should be submitted for my approval.
3. With respect to Mr. Austin's request that the Extraordinary concession be extended to other payments, I am prepared to accede to payments for life insurance being treated on the same footing. Payments for the members of an Officer's family in this country, but I do not think it expedient to enlarge the concession to any other objects as this might give rise to a claim. Should this unfortunately happen, it will probably become necessary to charge the officers in the service for the present privilege.
4. I think it desirable to lay down the rule that officers here after entering the service will be entitled to draw pay in England at the fixed par of account 4/2, as in the event of the rate of exchange continuing to fluctuate at its present rate or the price of silver falling lower, a heavy charge might thereby be imposed on the Colonial Revenue. It may finally become necessary to charge the Officer with the cost of the exchange.
5. With reference to their respective remittances, your despatch No. 1007...
month to this Department
mist met you
the Thave to reprost that-
fresh name. before any fiecare in placed
on the Frown Agent's list, the bir hame, office, proposed
portion of salary, the fround of application should be submitted for my approval.
3. With respect to M. Austin's request that the
Extassia concessin be extended
for other payments, Jan-
brepared to accede to payments for life insurance being treated.
Oth the same footing Payments for the member of an Officers family in this country, but I do not think it cxpedient to
niche de basyon any objects as ping
other
a claim
Sharld this unfortunates
happen
it will putally
become necepar
charge
abearly
thre
& who are
officers
in the senice
for the presear
بههشده
granted this pilger
with the actual cost
з
to this privilege - 515 4. I think it
desirable
to lay down the site that
to officers here after
Entering
the service will
be entitled to draw pay in England at the forces par of account 4/2, a
in the event fate of lachunge Continuing to Jule at its present mtc
or the price of liber falling lower, a heavy
Charge might thereby be imposed on the Colmich Revlune. Lit-comte finally
beame
recessary to Chaise the Officer with the core
of the illance.
5. With reference to
their respective remittances. Your despatch 2 = 1007
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.