CO129-471 - Public Offices - 1921 — Page 128

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Reanest to be informed of inclusive terms covering travelling and all other expenses upon which Mr. Palmer

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(13) From Mesars. Rendal, Palmer and Tritton, March 30th. Suggests that actual cost of travelling and other ex- penses be chargedp not exceeding £1,000 in all.

(14) Telegram to Peking No. 124, April 1st. Mr. Palmer prefers to charge actual cost of travelling and out-of-pocket expenses, but not exceeding £1,000.

(15) Telegram from Peking No. 173, April 18th. Board suggest Mr. Palmer should accept inclusive fee of 24,000. Nominees of other nations have named feas ranging from £1,800 to £2,500, subject to increase to high- est leval required by any other engineer.

(16) To Mesurs, Rendal, Palmer and Tritton, April 26th.

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(17) Iron Manero. Rendal, Palmer and "ritton, April 28th. Cannot accept lesser payment than sum already mentioned.

(18) Telegram to Peking No. 167, May 3rd,

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(19) Telegram from H.M. Minister, Peking, Nọ. 224,

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Other nominees having declined to accept lower fee then British engineer, Board have decided to fix maximum fee at £3,500 áàmlusive of travelling and living expenses.

(10) To Menara. Rendal, Palmer and Tritton, June 10th.

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