CO129-231 - Acting Governor Marsh - 1887 [1-3] — Page 385

A character is a mechanical detail. These practical purposes are all necessary for any then first-named all-essential features which distinguish broader eventually more generous bare's and 1 when the Civil Service has been made to those positions. At present allotted to Cadets self-supplying with result it might bring about usually its total abolition. These are revolutionary and startling.

The I 1221 primarily Civil Service. What I respectfully contend is that His Excellency will see the reasonableness and justice of this contention that in the License with University qualification are unfettered. More Castell at the Competitive Examination should stand and demanded of Hong Kong. A certain high proficiency in both colloquial and literary branches of Chinese should have the higher Service open to them; that they should enjoy exactly the same rights and privileges of position and preferment that Cadets do now.

Could be a great saving to the Public Purse, because the preliminary training of such servants would cost the Colony nothing; whereas existing arrangements would result in a certain cost until he becomes a Passed Cadet. The outcome that must ensue is fully alive to the important and radical alterations. If the proposition be carried out, it must certainly lead to its remodelling.

The Cadet reorganization. On a broader results they ought not to generate the slightest feeling of uneasiness or provoke needless alarm; they are the direct, inevitable outcome of the legitimate growth and development of the Service that has been perfected and rendered expansion proved permanent.

A gradual systematic accumulation of practical and more by precious experience extending session of years. They should be rather matter for congratulation and satisfaction. Indeed, they point to particularly effective and square conØPUA. To have such liberal, advanced, and essentially progressive scheme is not the nature of things adopted very or late.

I respectfully submit that at a more suitable time satisfactorily grappling with this important, urgent, and difficult matter.

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A character is a mechanical detail. These practical purposes are all necessary for any then first-named all-essential features which distinguish broader eventually more generous bare's and 1 when the Civil Service has been made to those positions. At present allotted to Cadets self-supplying with result it might bring about usually its total abolition. These are revolutionary and startling.

The I 1221 primarily Civil Service. What I respectfully contend is that His Excellency will see the reasonableness and justice of this contention that in the License with University qualification are unfettered. More Castell at the Competitive Examination should stand and demanded of Hong Kong. A certain high proficiency in both colloquial and literary branches of Chinese should have the higher Service open to them; that they should enjoy exactly the same rights and privileges of position and preferment that Cadets do now.

Could be a great saving to the Public Purse, because the preliminary training of such servants would cost the Colony nothing; whereas existing arrangements would result in a certain cost until he becomes a Passed Cadet. The outcome that must ensue is fully alive to the important and radical alterations. If the proposition be carried out, it must certainly lead to its remodelling.

The Cadet reorganization. On a broader results they ought not to generate the slightest feeling of uneasiness or provoke needless alarm; they are the direct, inevitable outcome of the legitimate growth and development of the Service that has been perfected and rendered expansion proved permanent.

A gradual systematic accumulation of practical and more by precious experience extending session of years. They should be rather matter for congratulation and satisfaction. Indeed, they point to particularly effective and square conØPUA. To have such liberal, advanced, and essentially progressive scheme is not the nature of things adopted very or late.

I respectfully submit that at a more suitable time satisfactorily grappling with this important, urgent, and difficult matter.

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