Page 386
Mr. August, 1907, states that it was not intended that the Sterling Salaries should necessarily be equal to the Dollar Salaries with Double Exchange Compensation. This is undoubtedly the case, because the Secretary of State (C.O.D. Confidential of 16th August, 1901) directed this Government to draw up a Sterling Scheme in which the Sterling Salaries should approximate to the then existing dollar salaries with single compensation. After this scheme had been drawn up the Secretary of State decided to grant double compensation, that is to make all Cadet Salaries sterling salaries. The result was that the Secretary of State in 1902 introduced two Sterling Schemes, a higher one, and a lower one. All the Cadets already in the service, with the exception of Mr. Orue and myself, were allowed to take the higher sterling salaries on the ground that the single compensation half dollar half sterling salaries, which were reproduced in the lower sterling scheme, were not a sufficient remuneration. Orme and myself, being then in the Service, were not allowed a similar choice and in common with later Cadets are placed on the lower salaries on the ground that, for us, the lower salaries are sufficient. I may add with regard to myself that holding a permanent appointment with an increment, I am at the present time as Acting Assistant Colonial Secretary drawing £280 per annum less than I should be drawing if I were still a Passed Cadet.
Page 386
386
warb siset sords, gatub blwow art ersat 101 180l1:30 braï as
(Bonamoffa davori) a23 mulq (Jnemeront) 083 eciq Osak é quiq 0083
sunna req D665 = (gokandiiznos anerg10 bna awoht?) a£3 aurtim
a and rot oganova alk „OREA wath bluow si rasy „risk and gatrb
zɛkā ad bivow atsev
ads of besomong need
霉
•
brta #wab¿W) r13 - 05♪å at vimise alɗ bra inominkoqqs JNDILATAC
satdom tuebanq ta al @H Jaunas #q 2013 » (motaudi¬nos ansdqro
ERAS al vraine atá búm solloT to Juebuszutzequê y‡uquđ an
tahaŋ beanaT a Illta etaw osi 11 (£3 0083 i mulq osaa f)
nd blow wimina aksi motlo¶ to Jushnaðatraqua yanqnɑ as galtos
BAA aulq 033 aniq 0083 † aufg 0083 †) okas
.moltomorą aki vð smið insasiq add. de Tasy s "AR antaoi viisujna
at art tædd og
-
*
aðabsð getire:? edd To marit sousvelty sit
Jais tud azanudzot Vibertarabi era atabso tallob Jadd dom at
-aib Jaom ets smiloa antirosa adt robnu atɔeqeorg (two nieda
#nemetoni na nlasdo ot as edemitrot oa noed oved I .gnigawoo-
MOLT1804 OMFB
-Latɔnsait noisiuormaa sift doum nt ad Ifsrin I aïssy eerdt tot boa
Taito mild no ser10 „ „dehs) bogast a sa bayotne oved I as yi-
‚ædt nisger mas ed eroted exon arsey saidð rot ovies taum brad
fault retta bna,Jobs) baɛɛa¶ a cs beyolae and we dɔldw yralaa
sið ni vino vilstonanit að (Ilw ed arsey Teddwl saaz aault rot
«Jobs) bonna¶ a to noteizog
Mattel a'err10 .1M to (d) a of bragen dziw
‚ntes ads to dotaqeed Leitasbitno) sid nå osstƐ to vistetoed edt
JBURUA
Mr
August, 1907, states that it was not intended that the Sterling
Salaries should necessarily be equal to the Dollar Salaries
with Double Exchange Compensation. This is undoubtedly the case,
because the Secretary of State (C.0.D.Confidential of 16th.
August, 1901) directed this Government to draw up a Sterling
Scheme in which the Sterling Salaries should approximate to the
then existing dollar salaries with single compensation. After
this scheme had been drawn up the Secretary of State decided to
grant double compensation, that is to make all Cadet Salaries
sterling salaries. The result was that the Secretary of State
in 1902 introduced two Sterling Schemas, a higher one, and a
lower one. All the Cadets already in the service, with the
exception of Mr. Orue and myself, were allowed to take the
higher sterling salaries on the ground that the single compensa-
-tion half dollar half sterling salaries, which were reproduced
in the lower sterling scheme, were not a sufficient remuneration
Örme and myself, being then in the Service, were not allowed a
similar choice and in cormon with later Cadets are placed on
the lower salaries on the ground that, for us, the lower salarieð
are sufficient. I may add with regard to myself that holding a
permanent appointment with an increment, I am at the present
time as Acting Assistant Colonial Secretary drawing 28 per
annum less than I should be drawing if I wára still a Passed
Cadet.
No comments yet.
Private notes are available after approval.