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consideration of their clain, that, enters
something
can
- for theme, the
be done for
Government will shortly lose their
services,
How the work of the
out is then to be carried
Department
on,
confess I do not know. Even if it is
el
carried on in some more or less halting
fashion,
officer
not see where the traine
I do not see
is to come.
all told. This is the salary usually paid
in Nercantile houses here to an efficient. Book Keeper or Acconcitaut after Book-Keeper
only
3 or 4 years service. From this amount it rises with length of service, and the character of the duties required to about $200, though salarin offer25, $300, and even $350 are paid in v.
special
cases.
frone
to replace elle
7%
alt=
Carvathe when he retires. Arrears in
the colleation of public money grow. up much awere quickly than they
got
down again.
O. BOLICKI
are, after a
quch avec ro
Now that we
struggle, free form
it would seeu
desirable to keep s
b.
o the foresent scelery of
very
The present salary of Mr. Madar
the 32 Clark, is $80 a month. This
would be paid in aBauk or - Ntercantile house to a
a junior
av a tuere
who, entering
after
some 4 or 5
useful,
1 years
clerk
bay, has shewn himself.
and who writes a good hand.
Such junior derks get salaries rising
Wz Alves,
to $100 and $110
a-
enorth.
b
No Bank not Mercantile
tro
the second clerk, is $150 per uconth,
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