CO129-543-3 Leave and passage regulations 13-1-1933 - 11-9-1933 — Page 33

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ENCLOSURE NO.1.

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The Humble Memorial of Arthur Jackson

and John Lewis Tetley, Officers in the

employment of the Government of

Hong Kong to His Majesty's Secretary

of State for the Colonies showeth:

1. Your Petitioners are Assistant Government Analysts

in the employment of the Government of Hong Kong.

2. Your Petitioner Arthur Jackson was appointed on the

18th. October, 1929, under the terms of Colonial

Office letter No.16353 Appts., dated 2nd. September,

1929.

3. Your Petitioner John Lewis Tetley was appointed on

the 23rd. January, 1931, under the terms of Colonial

Office letter No.19075 Appts., dated 20th. November,

1930.

4. Under the terms of General Order No.149 (7), which

was in force at the date of your Petitioners' appoint-

ments Senior Officers were entitled to First Class

Passages when travelling between Hong Kong and England.

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Assistant Government Analysüs ranked as Senior

Officers and still so rank for the purpose of deter-

mining the type of Government Quarters to which they

are entitled,

5. In July 1932, the General Orders of the Hong Kong

Government were revised and there was substituted

for the above arrangement the following:-

General Order 178 (2). 'Unless otherwise

expressly provided in this order every such passage

will be by a passenger ship approved by the Government

for the purpose, and the class of accommodation

will be 'First' in the case of officers whose salary