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"zario out by an oversight. The other two clerkships were
- vacant at the time of the Committee's enquiry, and at pre-
sent a temporary typewriter is employed instead of the
two clerks.
Treasury.
The post of Cashier in the Treasury is the most responsi-
ble Clerkship in the Service and I am strongly of opinion
that the salary should rise to $3000 at least. The salary
of the 7th. Clerk is already $480 to $780.
The 6th, and 7th. Clerks' salaries might be fixed at $660
to $840 by $60 biennially.
Registrar General's Department.
Mr. Wodehouse's increments date from the 22nd. of July in
each year. He is therefore now drawing $130 a month. He
might draw $170 from the lat. of January 1901.
· Public Works Department.
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The reason Mr. Franco has been recommended for such a much
larger increase than Mr. Souza is evidently on account of
his longer service.
I think they should be put on the same footing. I have put
them in Class V. of the Classification.
The Committee recommend that 3 overseers should get $1800
a year, $1680, and 7 $1440., As regards the 3 who appear
in the Estimates at $960 two of these appointments were
held when the Committee prepared their schedule at the re-
duced dalaries of $600 and $720 by Messrs. Leykum (wrong-
ly described as a Water Inspector), and Simmond, who were appointed on probation on the reduced salaries: while ous.
of the posts was vacant. The salaries of these 3 posts
may remain at their present figure. It is necessary to point out that the salaries on the Estimates of the posts
held
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