CO129-401 - Governor Sir May - 1913 [5-6] — Page 557

((c. s. 78.)

PARTICULARS of the Office of

now vacant in the Colony of Hongkong.

14Dutics of Office, and qualifications

required for their performance.

2. Salary of Office.

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Titla Second Assistant Analyst. lot over 27 years of age.kust be an associate or fallow of the Institute of Cherdistry in branch ♬ (analysis of food and drugs).The selected candidate must be unmarried Tns duties will consist ofgeneral analytical work including, the sampling of metals ke. Shall be undor the orders of the Frincipal Civil Ledion) cfticon.

£360 rising to 2420 yearly by two triamial increases of £30 together with a travelling. allowance of thirty dollars (Lex.) par Lonth,

5. Allowances, quarters and other cir- unnyfances affecting the value of the iffiée.

Free first-class passage to llon kong by steau -er other than mail, and from longkong, at eni of three years if conduct sulisfactory and

Agreement terminated.

4. Nature, number and amount of secu-

rities required, and mode of giving

them.

lone.

5. Whether free passage is provided for the person selected and his family.

6. Acts, Laws or Ordinances, making- provision respecting any of the above matters, and especially respecting the permanency of the emoluments and the particulars of the security requir- ed, with references to the sections in which such provision is made.

7. Whether house accommodation is available or readily procurable, whe ther furniture, etc. should be brought from England, and any other parti- culars of a like nature likely to be

useful for the information of candi- lates.

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The Registrar of the institute of unemisūrį, 30, Bloomsbury Square, London,W.C..would nelp in the selection of a sitable applicant, who should be sent out to arrive in Hongkong by the 1st. January, 1914.

The person sent cut must wree to serve for 3 years after which if the Government desire to retain his services he may be taken on to the permanent staff,should there be a vacancy thereon.In case of his leaving of his own accord or on account of dismissal before the termination of his areemont, the pas1 1Įžė money paid for the voyage to Hongkong must be refunded.—if taken on to the portvinont and pensionable establishment his salary will be subject to a deduction of four per cent per anim towards the Widows and Orphans Fund and the right to a free return passage to

land will be cancelled.

(Sd.) J. T. C. Jonson, Principal Civäl ked.

officer.