Within the C.O. no Capt. Hastings wrote anything absent the sen
additional clerks; and his interview threw very little light on any question.
The remarks in para 14 of Capt. Hastings' letter are characteristic, but
rather
the
? authorise telegram engagement, of the fanclubs asked faim fub,
as
, and I desk confirm wie findende clerk regret in the Scots. tet, referring to fit on 35173 is to
to missiles Cortanding, and say
that
mds that these additional aff will be sufficient toting the Def I into a state of though Fficuny.
AF 22/1
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C.PL 23
at once
0.408
35173
Sir,
3
Government House, 21 (BV 01
Hongkong, 14th October, 1901.
In continuation of my telegram of the
138
8th instant, I have the honour to request that, as the
salary of £180 rising by annual increments of £15 to £249
appears to be insufficient to attract candidates to fill the
2 posts of Examining Supervisors in the Hongkong Post Office,
the amount of the salary offered may be increased to $150
a month rising incrementally to $180. Reliable men of this
class would be very useful, and I do not think that an
increase of $360 per annum should prove an insuperable
obstacle to the creation of appointments which have already
received your sanction.
2.
In connection with the other proposed
increases in the Staff of the Hongkong Post Office, I trans-
mit for your consideration the enclosed copy of a letter from
Commander Hastings, together with a report which he has drawn
up on the increases in the Post Office Staff between the 15th
February, 1899, and this date. I also attach a schedule show-
ing in parallel columns the recommendations which I have made
and the extent to which these recommendations have received
Moure to
21.9.07. dosure) Ho. 2 26.9.04. weloture to I (undated)
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.
·.
Within the C.0. no Caft. Hastings wrote anything absent the sen
additional clerks; and his interviend threw very little light on any question.
The remarks in for 14 of Caflain Hastings' letter characteristic, but
ane
rather
the
? authorise I tebgram engagement, of the fanclubs asked faim fub,
as
, and I desk. confirm wie findende clerk regret in the Sots. tet, referring to fit on 35173 is to
to missiles Cortanding, and say
that
mds that these additional aff will be sufficient toting the Def I into a state of though Fficuny.
AF 22/1
aus zz
JAF)
C.PL 23
at once
0.408
35173
Sir,
3
Goverment House, 21 (BV 01
Hongkong, 14th. October, 1901.
In continuation of my telegram of the
138
8th. instant, I have the honour to request that, as the
salary of £180 rising by anmaal increments of £15 to £249
appears to be insufficient to attract candidates to fill the
2 posts of Kmining Supervisors in the Hongkong Post Office,
the amount of the salary offered may be increased to $150
a month rising incrementally to $180. Reliable men of this
class would be very useful, and I do not think that an
increase of $360 per annum should prove an insuperable
obstacle to the creation of appointments which have already
received your sanction.
2.
In connection with the other proposed
increases in the Staff of the Hongkong Post Offics, I trans-
mit for your consideration the enclosed copy of a letter from
Commander Hastings, together with a report which he has drawn
up on the increases in the Post Office Staffbetween the 15th.
February, 1899, and this date. I also attach a schedule show-
ing in parallel columns the recommendations which I have made
and the extent to which these recommendations have received
Moure to
21.9.07. dosure) Ho. 2 26.9.04. weloture to I (undated)
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P
·.
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