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2-4
Approve the house allowance, say that Col. Reg.
1 does not apply to transfers and that the S.
of S. fails to understand how Mr. Caxton can
have supposed that the initial salary would be
other than £420 a year, then
150
on as at A.
in Mr. Stubbs' minute. (I don't want to argue
whether his house allowance in Maur.
not salary). Lot me
see draft please.
AFC
Was or was
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Sir,
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Rece
GOVERNMENT HOUSE,
HONGKONG, 26th. July, 1911.
With reference to paragraph 2 of your
Despatch No. 86 of the 31st. of last March, I have the honour to
state tant, subject to your approval and to the necessary funds
being voted by Legislative Council, I propose to grant Mr. T. F.
Claxton a house-allowance of $100 per monsen until the quarters
at the Observatory become available.
hr. Claxton has also requested buat his
"commencing salary as Director Designate of the Hongkong
"Observatory shoul: be fixed at £500 per annum in accordance
"with article No. 81 of the Colonial Service Regulations". In
this connection I forward copies of letters from Er. Claxton,
dated the 31st. Kay on 10th. instant, an from Kr. F. G. Fice.
1572. Endosure 3.
onclosures
dated the 4th. instant.
3.
With regard to r. Claxton's contention
that he was justified in assuming that the terms of Colonial
Regulation
THE RICHT HONOURABLE
L ́IN HAR:OURT, M.P.,
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