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Enclosure 2.

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Hon. Colonial Secretary,

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We attach a statement which was prepared by

Mr. Messer in November, 1908, based on the conditions then existing. The figures show that, subject to certain proposed modifications in the leave regulations, the amount required to be deducted from the salaries of the officers in question in order to ensure that no charge would fall on the Government would then have been, say,21%. The result of the scheme would however probably be that officers would marry European wives and would marry earlier in which case the 24% deduction would prove insufficient. It has been assumed that every officer in the classes dealt with, whether married or unmarried, would be required to participate in the scheme.

We consider that better service would be obtainable if home-leave were regular and greater facilities were afforded for family life and that therefore, as a matter of policy, the scheme should recommend itself to Government. If adopted, provision should be made for its application in the case of all new appointments.

5th. April, 1910.

(Sd.) W. Chatham, D.P.W.

* F. J. Badeley, C.S.P.

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C. Mol. Messer, P.M.G.

(formerly H‚S.D.

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