Generally, to be underpaid, macte General,
having regard to the length of his service only;
the arrangement proposed, to do justice to both. I showed
however I shall be quite satisfied if Lord Carnarvon saw fit
to allow Mr. Lister to succeed.
all for Mitchell's Emoluments without any reference to Barff
who is, I think, a satisfactory officer.
But in the event of Lord Carnarvon deciding to help this officer out of
pecuniary difficulties, by an increase to his salary of £100 per annum (as a personal allowance)
I see no objection to paying the £100 derived from Imperial funds, to the Post-Master General as heretofore,
and making his salary liberal to the extent of £100 to be paid to Mr. Barff.
It is proper for me here to remark that the office (see papers herewith) of Collector of Stamp Revenues is treated as an ordinary Branch and has reference to the Collection of Colonial Revenue only.
I have no remark to make on this.
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General, to be underpaid, macte Feneral,
having, regar.
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to ther
length of his
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I sought by
Service only;
the arrangement proposed, to do pestile to both. I showed
however be quite Satisfied if Lnd Caruaroow Saw fil-
to allow hs. Lister to succeed.
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all for Mitchell's Emoluments
witheat any reference to the Bariff
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who is I right to Sayan
Schiefactory
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But in the Event of
Ford Carnarvon dile
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help this officer out of
prcuniary difficulties, by
an incre
increase
to his salary of
£100 punim (es a personal
allowance)
allowance) I see no objection
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paying the £ 100 derived from
Imperial quences, to the Post-
Master General
heretofore,
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rauling hur Salary
مة
Portua stu
Liveral to the Extent of £ 100 to
be paid to Me Barff.
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is proper for me here to Eewark that the office (xion
papers herewith) of Collectraf Stamp Revenues-is treated
wel ordinan Erand
has reference to the Collection
Colonial Revenue only.
of
I have no remark to make
In Indships
or Cision as
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