No. 299.
Sir,
GOVERNMENT HOUSE,
HONG KONG, 15th June, 1932.
I have the honour to request your covering
sanction for the creation of a new post of European
Assistant Superintendent of Mail's in the Hong Kong Post
Office with a salary scale of £250 to £445 by varying
increments as laid down in the Salaries Report for this
type of post.
2. This appointment, which it is proposed to fill
from within the service, will replace a locally recruited
Assistant Superintendent of Mails who died in May, 1931.
The post thus rendered vacant was omitted from the
Estimates for 1932 and its immediate restoration is
rendered necessary partly by the delay in completing the
transfer of Hong Kong's commercial wireless services to
the Merger Company (which might have released staff for
other postal duties) but mainly because the health of the
European Superintendent of Mails has recently been such
as to render his early retirement probable and it is
essential that a trained officer should be available if
the re-arrangements of staff which will then be inevitable
are to be carried out without risk to the efficiency and
security of the postal service. For the same reasons it
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE
SIR P. CUNLIFFE-LISTER, G.B.E., M.C., M.P.,
&C.,
&C.,
&c.
is
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