Editted by this Department to the Comptroller and Auditor General, for his guidance in connection with the Audit of the Colonial Accounts.
2. I have been in communications with the Comptroller on the subject of your despatch: and we have come to the conclusion that it will be better for the Colonial Treasurer to state in the case of each retiring allowance, on its first appearance in the monthly statement submitted to him for Audit, whether the grant of such allowance has been approved by the Secretary of State, and, if not, to state that the payment has been made in anticipation of such approval, and that the Comptroller will be informed as soon as approval is received.
ed fy this Deferturent to the Comptroller and
Auditor General, for hisguidance in connection with the
Audit of the Cobuial
Accounts.
2. I have been
in communications with
the Comptroller
the
subject of your despatch:
and Jammide Aver have.
are come to the conclusion that it will be
fpr better of the Colarial
Treasmer to state
of each
in the case of
retiring allowance, on its
first abfearance
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in the
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Audit, whether the
Slant
of such
allowance has been
affroed I the Seauty ofs tate, and,
f not,
to state that the fangment has been
made in anticipation ofsuch affioral, and
that the Comptroller will by informed as
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approval is
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received.
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