369
be glad if Your Lordship will
sanction
an increase
of $30
rising by biennial increments
The
to $50 a month, to his present salary. arrangement, if approved, will effect a permanent minimum saving of $1800
a year, without any sacrifice of efficiency.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord Marquess,
Your Lordship's Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
William Robinson
Sir,
Enclosure.
482
REC Rec'd 8/94
Mr. D. Wood to the Acting Director of Public Works.
Public Works Department,
Hong Kong, 22nd November 1893,
Referring to the favour you extended me by consultation on the proposed alteration of my position in the Service, I have the honour to submit for the consideration of the Government certain particulars which, I venture to hope may have an important bearing on the ultimate decision as to salary.
The Movements leading up to my engagement were numerous, but I may only trouble you with reference to two,
viz:- (1) An interview with a representative of the Crown Agents, and (2) The signing of the agreement.
The former took place in Manchester with Osbert Chadwick, Esq., C.E., C.M.G.
As a result of my interview I decided to send my application to the Crown Agents.
The interview covered general discussion on all subjects relating to the Hong Kong appointment, and although prospects, and the many other matters all served to influence me in my decision, I only wish particularly to put the matter
369
be glad if Your Lordship will
sanction
an increase
of #30
rising by biennial increments
The
to #50 a month, to his present salary. arrangement, if approved, will effect a perma-
• rent minimum saving of $1800.
year, without any sacrifice of efficiency.
I have the honour to be,
4$
My Lord Marquess, Your Lordship's Most Cordient
Humble Servant,
Willaim Ribinisz
(
Sir,
Enclosure.
482
REC Recf 8 94
Mr. D.Wood to the Acting Director of Public Works.
Public Works Department,
Hong Kong 22nu. November 13J3,
Auverting to the favour you extended me by con- sultation on the proposed alteration of my position in the Service, I have the honour to submit for the consideration of the Government certain particulars which. I venture to hope may have an important bearing on the ultimate gecision
as tu salary,
The Movements leading up to my engagement were
numerous, but I may only trouble you with reference to two,
viz:- (1) An interview with a representative of the Crown
Agents, and (2) The signing of the agreement.
The former took place in Manchester with. Osbert
Chadwick, £$9. C. E., C. M. G.
As a result of my interview I decided to send my
application to the Crown Agents.
The interview coverea general aiscussion on all
subjects relating, to the Hong Kong appointment, and although
prospects, anu the many other matters all served to influ-
ence me in my decision, I only wish particular.
cularlypo
put the
matter
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