CO129-271 - Governor Sir Robinson - 1896 [1-4] — Page 366

Zeorganisation which had been contem. plated is not to table place. _". That a new assistant Surgem.

be engaged in place of s: marques, Who shall be paid $3600 p.a with partially furnished quartas or $4320 without quarters.

gives

this salary, being told by the acting colonial surgeon that

He

a suitable man cannot be offained

a

for less, though he would be glad if me could be obtained for smaller sulary; Subuquently the recommends the appointment of S. Bell who is St. Jndan's partinez, ami has out colony. It gives I himself in the enclosure is 889

V.

in the

and

an account

He has been recommended in

He ought to be paid as much as is paid to Dr Clark; and the salary,

in the abrance

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We

o pirate practice, is none too lange. As he is in the colony, an shall save his passage money. -4. That the salaries of the government

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analyst and assistant be somewhat improved. The purescut maximum is in either case $2160 and $1560.

would raise it to $2400 ·

The

governor

and $.1920 respectively. $. Ayres

has

very strongly pressed their case for favorable consideration,

and Mi

Chamberlain's despatch of 18 September

last called

ticular attention to it.

The recommendation therefore

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should

be apprand

-$. That the

title of

Colonial

Surgeon

by 707.96

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importance at

Apparently

-6. That : Nowson's

salary

should

Lower pay 16221

last August, but the

o Ayres and by

M2 Achrood. He should I flints,

advance by

be appointed.

Salary

and the above mentioned would the

should not be cut down.

table it a

need not be altered - a point of no

be increased. This was recommended

by the governor

Wint stood over to be dealt with in