Calendar: 1882-1883 Page 432

30 CIVIL SERVICE CLASSES Book-Keeping required by advanced students Macmillan 2s King's College Indexing 76 to be had at the College by Students only Books recommended -Spelling Vocabulary Chambers 6d bbott's How to Write Clearly" for composition Seeley Is 6d Curtis's 44Outlines of Geography" Simpkin 6d Richardson's Smaller Modern Geography Murray 2s 667 Mackays Physiography Blackwood Is 66 Philips'First School Atlas Is Curtis's Outlines of English History Simpkin 6d Tait's Analysis of English History Macmillan 3v 6d Student's Hume Murray 7s 6d King's College Tots 6d to be had at the College by Students only Inquiries respecting this class should be addressed to the Secretary King's College or to Mr Braginton Edgcumbe House Friends' Road Croydon Mm Clerkships -Candidates for these Clerkships which are mostly in London must be between 17 and 20 Men Clerks rise by triennial increments of £15 from £95 to £250 in seven hour offices and from £80 to £200 in six hour offices The most competent of them may receive extra pay not exceeding £100 They may after ten years5 service be pro- moted exceptionally to the Higher Division They will be eligible for the open competitions for the Higher Division at any time if between the limits of age prescribed for it and the upper limit is extended in favour of persons already in the service Second Class Clerkships India Office -The limits of age for these clerkships are 17 and 20 The salaries are £80 £90 £100 for the first three years rising afterwards by triennial increments of £25 to £250 Outport Clerkships -The term Outport is applied to all tie Ports of the united Kingdom where there is Customs Establishment excepting London alone The limits of age for Second Class Clerks are 17 and 20 They rise from £70 by £5 annually for Four Years and then by £10 annually to £200 Many Second Class Clerks have special allowances in addition to the above service salary They are eligible for promotion without examination to- First Class Clerk-