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hygiene etc., preparatory to the Royal Sanitary Institute
examination for Sanitary Inspectors.
After passing the
examination, they will take their place in the
Inspectorate as vacancies occur or new posts are
created. Moreover as recruitment will be limited to
Cantonese or Cantonese speaking Hakkas they will also
replace the interpreters. In the first year they will
receive $1,200, then, on their passing the Royal
Sanitary Institute examination, they will proceed by
annual increments of $100 to $1,800 per annum, and thence
to $3,000 by annual increments of $150. Those who
prove themselves worthy will have an opportunity of
rising to a higher class with a salary scale of $3,200
to $4,800. Provision is also made in the draft
Estimates for three messengers for serving notices etc.,
as part of the scheme. No reduction has been made in
the establishments of European Inspectors and interpreters
as none of the Asiatic Inspectors will be qualified until
1934 at the earliest.
On the retirement of the present Director of
Education, Mr. de Martin, he will be succeeded by
Mr. N.L. Smith, a Cadet Officer, whose appointment to
the post has been approved by the Secretary of State.
Provision is made in the draft Estimates accordingly.
There is an increase of four posts of Students in
Training. This method of obtaining teachers was
fully discussed in this Council a few years ago, and it
was
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