be paid by those not provided with quarters) was the only substantial reason put forward for such increase. Therefore I submit that even if the provision of quarters deprives this office in participating to the full extent in this revision of salaries, the Superintendent having within
years been provided with unfurnished quarters, that there are other matters on account of which His Lordship has been pleased
recent
a tr
to approve of salary of other offices viz:-
increase in the
of depreciation of silver currency materially affecting remittances
mime, insurance from unu &c.
(6) Increased cost of living nearly in the Colony.
(7) the increased importance of the Government Service.
All of which
equally weigh in the
I would request you
to reconsider as to whether the
provision of quarters does preclude the Superintendent of the Government Civil Hospital from participating to the full extent in the proposed scheme; seeing that it has not done so in the case of the Captain Superintendent of Police, Superintendent of Gaol, Superintendent of Botanical and Afforestation Department and others. Indeed the increase has
been sanctioned as a part
actually been
contd
on the salary together with
the value of the quarters.
On reference to His
Lordship's despatch dated June 19th
1890, I further find it alleged certain of the Officers of the Medical Department are allowed private
practice and that no distinction is
made in His Excellency Sir G. W. despatch No.389 of the 23rd
W. 6.
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ears been provided with unfurnished quarters! that there are other matters on account of which it is Lordship has been pleased
recent
a tr
to approve of salary of other offices viz:-
increase in the
of sepreciation of silver currency materially affecting remittances
mime, insurance from unu &c.
(6) Increased cost of living neraty in the Colony.
(0) the increased of importance of the Government Service.
equally weigh in the
All of which
Cars C now represent.
b.
I world request you
to reconsider as to whether the
provision of quarters does preclude the Supernitendent of the Government Civil Hospital from participating to the full extent in the proposed scheme; seeing that it has not done so in the case of the Captans Superintendent of Police, Supernikudent of Gaol, Superintendent of Botanical and Sofforestation Department and chhers. Indeed the increase has
been succuïand as a per
actually bee
contagi
on the salary together with
the aw wA
7.
value of the quarters.
On reference to tis
Lordship's despatch dated: June 19th
that
1890. I further find it alleged certain of the Officers of the t'edical Department are allowed private.
practice and that no distriction is
made in stis Aseellency Sir G. M. ses toimi's dispatches $.389 of the 23d
W.
6.
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