at
S
have in Revïgamont une baw
efe danymi di edem oj saldr
-;
Yasing sad moni moltlang tourna
T2% doar stroy Jayle beg
to depo sit sests:w
1897 10 TBoy nilure)
*
Sheda of Uliorib-gear Pric«n
[int eft esuvokes and чot slevě to t
:
oe imong
1698 to 200:
(d) The sterling pay is inadequate considering the increasing
cost of living; and the cadet in such pay can have no
reasonable expectations of being able to marry with any
view to prudence and comfort before the age of forty to
forty-five, when he may reach a second-class post with a
salary of £600.
(e) We are at a serious disadvantage compared with cadet and
other officers doing the same or similar work.
If these grounds are not held to warrant a reconsideration
of the sterling scheme as applied to cadets, I would at
least ask that if an officer has been drawing an increment
as Passed Cadet, he may be allowed to take the first incre-
ment on his promotion to a Permanent Post, in order that
he may not be a loser thereby.
AIR 6 Se ngand „gent to 92807and and west omodoa ort (d)
* Yoinen exolite takes I
vd hayotne wor
121 9154 9a zoy has polvree wi; bonjat ban ow refle
Busende don crnu er soy ha
.birga boncij vere
di mi neqloid-eg of
* in amudou unlimosa ed (o)
a ere kario!. Part o# YAJI*
100 DROOD: DI
on:F.H.May C.M.G.
Colonial Secretary.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient servant
sd/ G.N.Orme
Hon:Col:Sec:
Forwarded
sd/ F.J.Badeley
Capt.Supt.of Police
17.2.09
at
S
have in RevÏgamont une baw
efe danymi di edem oj saldr
-;
Yasing sad moni moltlang tourna
T2% doar stroy Jayle beg
to depo sit sests:w
爨
1897 10 TBoy nilure)
*
Sheda of Uliorib-gear Pric«n
[int eft esuvokes and чot slevě to t
:
oe imong
1698 to 200:
(d) The sterling pay is inadequate considering the increasing380
cost of living; and the cadet in such pay can have so no
reasonable expectations of being able to marry with any
view to prudence and comfort before the age of forty to
forty-five, when he may reach a second-class post wita a
salary of £600.
(e) We are at a serious disadvantage compared with padet and
other oiiicers doing the same or similar work.
If these grounds are not held to war ant a reconsideration
of the sterling scheme as applied to cadets, I would at
least ask that if an officer has been drawing an increment
as Passed Cadet, he may be allowed to take the first incre-
ment on his promotion to a Permanent Post, in order that
he may not be a loser thereby.
AIR 6 Se ngand „gent to 92807and and west omodoa ort (d)
* Yoinen exolite takes I
vd hayotne wor
121 9154 9a zoy has polvree wi; bonjat ban ow refle
Busende don crnu er soy ha
.birga boncij vere
di mi neqloid-eg of
* in amudou unlimosa ed (o)
a ere kario!. Part o# YAJI*
100 DROOD: DI
on:F.H.May C.M.G.
Colonial Secretary.
I have the honour to be,
Sir,
Your obedient servant
sd/ G.N.Orme
Hon:Col:Sec:
រ
Forwarded
sd/ F.J.Badeley
Capt.Supt.of Police
17.2.09
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