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"Assistant Land Officer at Hongkong", and at that date Mr.am
G. H. Wakeman, the Assistant Land Officer at Hongkong, was
drawing a dollar salary of $3,600. Mr. Lyttelton also
ruled in the Despatch under reference that the sterling
equivalent of the dollar salary should be £440 rising to
£500 by triennial increments of £30.
3.
On the promotion of Mr. Wakenan
to be Land Officer in Hongkong, Mr. Lyttelton in his
Despatch No. 169 of the 30th. August, 1905, appointed Mr.
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aw
P. Jacks to be Assistant Land Officer in Hongkong on
sterling salary of £420 rising to £540 by triennial
increments of £40: and accordingly from that date the
exception previously taken to the grant of an incremental
salary to the Assistant Land Officer in the New Territories
was no longer valid, as the maximum sterling salary of the
post in Hongkong had been increased from £500 to £540.
I have therefore the honour to
recommend that the dollar salary of the Assistant Land
Officer in the New Territories should be fixed at $3,600
rising to $4,200 by triennial Increments of $300 with
effect from the 30th. August, 1905.
5.
With regard to Mr. Lyttelton's
approval in his Despatch No. 74 of the 19th. April, 1905,
of
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