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Letter from W.F. Butler to Robert Chalmers, 18 July 1916

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case the examiner shall receive a fee of £5 for setting the
<lb/>combined paper for the three grades, and they shall be paid at
<lb/>the same rates as those set out above for examiners. If,
<lb/>however, the total number of answer books in a subject does
<lb/>not exceed fifty, the total remuneration for setting the papers
<lb/>and marking the answer books for the examiner or examiners
<lb/>in that subject shall not exeed £20.

(16) In no case shall the toal amount (other than
<lb/>expenses of locomotion, etc) paid to an examiner exceed £100.

(17) Personal attendance of examiners is not required
<lb/>at the examinations. Examiners may, however, be required to
<lb/>attend Conferences at the Office, 1, Hume Street, Dublin.

(18) Examiners will be allowed actual expenses of loco&#x2014;
<lb/>motion provided that these do not exceed the locomotive
<lb/>expenses from the permanent registered address of the examiner,
<lb/>but except as provided in rules (10) and (13) no subsistence
<lb/>allowance will be paid to examiners.

Given under our Common Seal
<lb/>this <date>29th day of June, 1916.</date>

Present at Board Meeting when Seal was affixed,
<lb/>W. F. BUTLER
<lb/>W..A..HOUSTON,
<lb/>Assistant Commissioners.

WE, the Lords Justices General and General Governors of
<lb/>Ireland, do hereby approve of the foregoing rules.
<lb/>(Signed) J..O..WYLIE.
<lb/>Dated this <date>30th day of June, 1916.</date>

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Letter from W.F. Butler to Robert Chalmers, 18 July 1916

National Archives of Ireland

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