120
the direction given
Should
officers appointed in ther in 1876 that future
4/2 antiremit at the market rate,
not be entitled to
And we might say
with reference to
Sir S. Bowen's remarks in parag. Hr, that the remark phrase "Entering the
service of Haughing
that despatch
was certainly intended to include all who were transferred from any
such a Colony))
other Colony,
Even
from
Mauritius where exceptional privileges of remittance exist; but that in his
case and that
consisted in our
our
our
of any
only inadvertence (if an having overlooked that
despatch in replying
Early
Sin d. 'P. H. the privilege
to 10387, which
Aregard belok kad toddle
unpression in the Easter
There was an
Department that fir S. Bowen had been told verbally that he would not have
this privilege to
any
In
case he could only remit half his salary, exclusive of the Entertainment Allowance (which in clearly to be spent in the Colony) so
that the exact loss would at 6 in Every dollar (the difference between 3/8 & 4/2)
to be 12,000 × 6 = 6000s. =
Du
and not between £400.
£300;
•£500 (see note on p. 16).
he ma, reply to
is that in Mauritiu there there is no
Vertainment llowance separati on the salary The av allowed to
Wat dala
? Reply that in consideration of his statement that he understood, when he accepted his present appoint-
ment, that he would have this privilege, Lord Derby will continue to allow it to him, but explain with reference to the calculation made in the red
ink note to parag. 7, that the terms of hard the desp. on 10387 phow that it was not intended that the Governor shouldremit more than half of his salary, exclusive thy Entertainment allowance; that that future fovernors dare not to have the privilege continued to
them.
[This must be noted in appointing
quit half of tin future fovernors, and what should be
said in reply to parag. 6?]
hole salary
spected in accepty
long not to love sthing; but I
not dee
GMD.4 Oct
That
why Sir R. Huber
are should get more
ain was
given to predecessor in ngthing.5.4.2.
I was under the impression Ima
bi &. Baren had been named that He
would not be allend. Fremin have
anymore
the nording
destimit reelection (& fran
y the days
on 2822 Impperigee have not, "We munt admits the claim.
120
the direction given
Should
officers appointed in ther in 1876 that future
4/2 antiremit at the market rate,
not be entitled to
And we might say
with reference to
Sir S. Bowen's remarks in parag. Hr, that the remark phrase "Entering the
service of Haughing
that despatch
was certainly intended to include all who were transferred from any
such a Colony))
other Colony,
Even
from
Mauritius where exceptional privileges of remittance exist; but that in his
case and that
consisted in our
our
our
of any
only madvertence (if an having overlooked that
despatch in replying
Sarly
Sin d. 'P. H. the privilege
to 10387, which
Aregard belok kad toddle
unpression in the Easter
There was an
Department that fir S. Bowen had been told verbally that he would not have
this privilege to
any
In
case he could only remit half his salary, exclusive of the Entertainment Allowance (which in clearly to be spent in the (olony) so
that the exact loss would at 6 in Every dollar (the difference between 3/8 4 4/2)
to be 12,000 × 6 = 6000s. =
Du
and not between £400.
£300;
•£500 (see note on p. 16).
he ma, reply to
is that in Mauritiu there there is no
Vertainment llowance separati on the salary The av allowed to
Wat dala
? Reply that in consideration of his statement that he understood, when he accepted his present appoint- ment, that he would have this privilege, Lord Derby will continue to allow it to him, but explain with reference to the calculation made in the red
ink note to parag. 7, that the terms of hard the desp. on 10387 phow that it was not intended that the Governor shouldremit more than half of his salary, exclusive thy Entertainment allowance; that that future fovernors dare not to have the privilege continued to
them.
[This must be noted in appointing
quit half of tin future fovernors, and what should be
said in reply to parag. 6?]
hole salary
spected in accepty
long not to love sthing; but I
not dee
GMD.4 Oct
That
why Sir R. Huber
are should get more
ain was
given to predecessor in ngthing.5.4.2.
I was under the impression Ima
bi &. Baren had been named that He
would not be allend. Fremin have вир поврзи
anymore
the nording
destimit reelection (& fran
y the days
on 2822 Impperigee have not, "We munt admits the claim.
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