that Indian Officers in the Hongkong source should not have any family Remittance privileges; & for this reason they cannot be granted Exchange Compensation which is on the same footing as Family Remittance.
I take this opportunity of pointing out that the existing Rules, in regard to Exchange Compensation, apply only to those Countries whose currency was at the time of their issue on a gold standard, in the same way as was laid down in the case of the Rates of Exchange for Leave & Pension pointed in the first para. of my Despatch last no. 18 of the 20th Jany last.
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• that Indian Officers in the
Hrugking
source should not
have
any family Remittance
privileges; & for this reason
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they
cannot be granted Exchange
Compensation which is earthen
stands on the same
footing
as
forth of f Family Remittance.
I I take this offorturity of
pounting out that the existing
Rules, in regard
to
Exchange
Compensation, apply only to those
Countries whose currency was
at the time
of
their issue
on a gold standard, in the
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Same
any
as was laich
down in the care
of
the
Rates of Exchange for Leave
& Pension point in the
frist para: of my Despatch
last
no 18 of the 20th Jany lad:
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