CO129-489 - Governor Sir Stubbs & Sir Clementi - 1925 [8-12] — Page 350

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With regard to the question of the reso¥STY of Postal Transit Iharges, which is dealt with in the fifth and subsequent paragraoke of Sir Rex,itablem* 347 despatch I have to invite reference to the corremandeuce which was anelased in Lord Growe's despatch No.116 of

39th April 1910, especially to the definition of the temp "gross russipts" contained in paragraphe 2 and

3 of the latter of the 26th of Navauber 1909 from the Colonial Office to the Treasury, and to meation 3 of Ordinace No.1 of 1901, from which 16 appears to be very doubtful whether the treatment of man recoveries as

expenditure eredita instead of including they in the

“green resciḥta" of the Postal Department is in

nocordance with the existing suthorities governing the calculation of the Military Jontribution. 1f, however,

serinin išoma of raveme are to be exempted from mach

assessment, the correat prosedure to be followed is that

which has already been adopted in the case of the mle

of returned Public Works Department stores, as indicated

in the analomares to "r.Churas111'a dusonich lio.129 of

the 29th April 1922.

1 bare the honour to be,

Bir,

Your mast obedient

humble servant,

(Signed) L. S. AMERY

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