that "P.M. I frankly admitted his innocence
of
the 1.0 c
most of the internal economy of whither any explanations have been called for
from the P.M.G for what on the pace of it looks like inefficient Administration of Dext.
See also 27980
G.W.J. 10/1
I quite As to M. Thomson bee on 23760
agree with the last part of M. Johnsons: Minute. It is quite possible that m= Thomson may not have looked enough
into the details of post office work, just as M. Mitchell Innes did not sufficient control the Prasuy. But for drawback At the Hongkong post office the building its is largely responsible : for mean to build a
funds allow.
new one as soon as ever
as the des
is
espatch
on the estimates showed, it questionable when they will allow.
M: Thomson 4o be bromoted to
Assuming
Treasures, we shall have to
a postmaster
[?
appoint
6375
and an assistant
general "M・ Northcote, who hold the latter place,
having retired].
Black
It will be seen from this paper and from 2.900 that General wants both to be appointed from the
outside, and it will be ho corants men specially
versed in postal Insinss and Sir H. Blake from his telegra... 28576 evidently agrees that the Assistant at any rate shouls. be appointed from outside.
On the other hand Mi Lockhart-25710 proposes that both should be from inside. It is the awothward question which is always thaning of whee tice or not a Specialist is wanted. The minutes on 26628 96 Hougtong and on
Ligs.gs point. The difficulty is accentuated In the privent lnstande that bith the
in forint, head places in the post Nice are one vacant, the other Wkely to me bany
Straits are in
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