In 1863 Hongkong
contributed and
allowance of $1,200 in aid of Imperial
salary to the Packet Agent at Shanghai.
On the 1.5% of March, 1868, the.
manage
ment of the
of the Post Office Agencies
in China and Japan.
transferred to
the Colonial Government, the Imperial Post Office contributing ausually the sum
of
£1, 170, being the equivalent of the salaries
of
the several Agents, £100 to the blongkong Postmaster,
and a further of £100
her en
for travelling expenses for occasional personal
inspections.
In
Jr. 18.
1880 the Agene
e Agencies
ies in the Port
Ports of
Japan
were closed, in consequence of the Japanese Government having established
their own Post Offices, when the contribution
from Imperial Post Office
to £210 or $3888, per
of this cum
vas reduced
£100
being paid direct to Mifister,
the Costinadev Gjeneral, London) . The balance.
(£710) is credited.
or to his Agent in
of
this contribution
1 monthly to the Colony
in
252
in the account,
int rendered by the Post Office,
and appears in our Colonial Extimate=
"the heading of
under the
page 7.
" Reimbursements","
(Signed) J.M. A. Silva,
1th Audit Clenk.
26th July, 1889.
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