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The following Order, numbered 166 a,

the General Orders of the Hongkong Government:-

166.

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(1). A Private Secretary or Aide-de-Camp to the

Governor is entitled to leave as follows:-

(a). He way, on the certificate of a Government Medical

Officer, be granted sick leave on full pay for a period not exceed-

-ing twenty-eight days in any one calendar year.

(b). He may, in the discretion of the Governor, be granted

vacation leave on full pay for a period not exceeding two months

during and in respect of any one calendar year's service or for a

period not exceeding three months during and in respect of any

two consecutive year*s' service; provided that he shall not be

entitled to vacation leave in the absence of the Governor from the

Colony or after the Governor ceases to draw salary from the Colony.

(c). In lieu of vacation leave he may be allowed half pay

leave within the limits in (b) during the absence on leave of the

Governor.

(d). When such officer first takes up his appointment he shall be entitled to draw half pay for such period, not exceeding

six weeks, as may be occupied by his voyage to the Colony. On

relinquishing his appointment he shall be entitled to draw half

pay for such period, not exceeding six weeks, as may be necessary to enable him to reach the destination to which he desires to pro-

-ceed. If such officer remains in the Colony after relinquishing

his appointment he shall not be entitled to leave.

(2). When the substantive appointment of Private

Secretary or Aide-de-Camp is vacant, or when the holder of such

appointment is absent on leave or for any other cause, the Governor

may in his discretion grant either full pay or half pay to such

officer as may perform the duties of the appointment.