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and it will not be easy to save expenses sufficient to defray the expense of a trip home.
4.
In Mr. C. W. May's case, the certificate ought, in accordance with recent Circular instructions, to have stated that he had been granted twelve months' leave, whereof two months, viz. one month in August this year and one month in March next, were the ordinary full pay vacations of the School, and the remaining ten months were on half pay.
5. Mr. May's leave was, however, reckoned in accordance with the practice hitherto always followed in Hongkong. We had taken a month's vacation leave in 1885 and was granted consequently three months instead of four when he went home in April last.
I submit that it would be hard under the circumstances to make him refund half a month's pay, especially as arrangements have been made for the performance of his duties.
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and it will not be
easy
to save
expenses
sufficient to defray the ex
of a trip home .
4.
In Mr c
W. May's
I case
the certificate ought in accordance. with recent Circular instructions
to have stated that he had been granted twelve months' leave_
whereof two months, vir one _
month in
and one August this year, month in March next were the
ordinary full pay vacations
of
the School, and the remaining
ten months were on
half pay.
5.
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leave was
Mr. May's leave
Why was however reckoned in accordance
this dive
in the lat
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with the practice hitherto always
followed in Hongkong. We had _
taken a month's vacation leave in
1885 and was
granted consequently
three months instead of four when
he went home in April last.
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I submit that it would be hard
under the circumstances to make
pay
him refund half a month's
especially as arrangements have been made for the performance
of his duties.
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