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Office Despatch W:1/11 of the 18th September, 1867, the Surveyor-General of Hong Kong was allowed to receive a fee of one per cent on the amount realized by the sale of Crown Lands, and prays that, as he has never drawn these fees for his own use, and as in 1882 he voluntarily relinquished his right of drawing them without asking for, or obtaining any compensation on his part, he may be allowed, when the time comes for his retiring from the service, to reckon such fees at a sum not exceeding £100 a year in addition to his salary, in accordance with the rule applicable in cases where fees form part of the emoluments of an office.

2. Since his appointment in 1873 to be Surveyor-General, Mr. Prive, feeling that it would be better that he should abstain from deriving any personal advantage


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Office Despatch W:1/11 of the 18th September, 1867, the Surveyor-General of Hong Kong was allowed to receive a fee of one per cent on the amount realized by the sale of Crown Lands, and prays that, as he has never drawn these fees for his own use, and as in 1882 he voluntarily relinquished his right of drawing them without asking for, or obtaining any compensation on his part, he may be allowed, when the time comes for his retiring from the service, to reckon such fees at a sum not exceeding £100 a year in addition to his salary, in accordance with the rule applicable in cases where fees form part of the emoluments of an office. 2. Since his appointment in 1873 to be Surveyor-General, Mr. Prive, feeling that it would be better that he should abstain from deriving any personal advantage Page 37
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22 Office Despatch W:1/11 of the 18th September, 1867, the Surveyor- General of HongKong was C allowed to receive a fee of one per-cent per cent on the amount. " realized by the sale of Crown Lands, and prays that, as he has his volun never drawn these fees for use, and as in 1882 he own use, untarily relinquished his right of drawing them without this surrender asking for, or obtaining any compensation for on his part, he may be allowed allowed, when the time comes for his retiring from the service, to reckon such 37 13 fees at. a sum · not exceeding £100 a year in addition to his salary, in accordance with the rule applicable in cases where fees form part of the emoluments of an office. 2. Since his appointment in 1873 to be Surveyor-General, Mr. Prive, feeling that it would be better that he should abstain from deriving any personal advantage 3
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Office Despatch W:1/11 of the 18th September, 1867, the Surveyor- General of HongKong was

C

allowed to receive a fee of one per-cent per cent on the amount.

" realized by the sale of Crown

Lands, and prays that, as he

has

his

volun

never

drawn these fees for

use, and as in 1882 he

own use,

untarily relinquished his right of drawing them without

this surrender

asking for, or obtaining any — compensation for on his part, he may be

allowed

allowed, when the time comes

for his retiring from the service,

to reckon such

37 13

fees at.

a sum

· not exceeding

£100

a

year

in

addition to his

salary, in

accordance with the rule

applicable in cases where fees

form part of the emoluments

of an office.

2.

Since his appointment

in 1873 to be Surveyor-General, Mr. Prive, feeling that it would

be better that he should abstain

from deriving any personal

advantage

3

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