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(The separate question of increasing his salary is still under another paper)
Carson
Circulation with general question of increasing salaries in Hong Kong
8.n.5 June 50
The papers are with you, and it is important
There is a complete answer regarding his claim for remittances.
and when we write to him on 1590 this should be explained to him. If the numerous suggestions and rearrangements there proposed
it will have to be taken in satisfaction of all claims. See minute on 1598.
Riu 676
Draft also be 1595
K
776
I am suspecting an increase you to on Voeux's Emolument
winding up all these quantes. EZ 5.6.20
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W. Des Voeux cannot allege (as Sir S. Bowen did) that he was given to understand in England that he would have the family remittance privilege, of which doubtless he heard nothing until he reached the Colony.
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but that is no reason
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we should give in to W. Des Voeux
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The privilege which at the time of his appointment he had no reason to expect?
(The separate question of increasing his salary is still under another paper)
Carson
Circulation with general question of increasing salaries in Hong Kong 8.n.5 June 50
The papers are with you, and it is important...
There is a complete answer regarding his claim for remittances.
And when we write to him on 1590, this should be explained to him. If the numerous suggestions and rearrangements there proposed...
it will have to be taken in satisfaction of all claims. See minute on 1598.
Riu 676, Draft also be 1595, K 776
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(The separate question of increasing his salary is still under another paper)
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Riu 676, Draft also be 1595, K 776
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