. British Malaya: Un resoconto dell'origine e del progresso dell'influenza britannica in Malaya; Con una mappa appositamente compilata, numerose illustrazioni riprodotte da fotografie e un frontespizio in fotogravura. Periment, e per leggere nelle relazioni annuali dei residenti i dettagli della graduale evoluzione di uno schema di amministrazione la cui efficienza è stata dimostrata dai risultati. Se i consiglieri superassero il loro funzionamentonon vi era motivo di lamentarsi, fintanto che ogni singolo certificato risultava soddisfatto e gli Stati fondavano per far fronte a tutte le loro passività. I termini di Federa-tion em

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. British Malaya: an account of the origin and progress of British influence in Malaya; with a specially compiled map, numerous illustrations reproduced from photographs and a frontispiece in photogravure. periment, and to read in the annual reports of theResidents the details of the gradual evolution of a schemeof administration the efficiency of which was proved bythe results. If the advisers were exceeding their functionsthere was no reason to complain, so long as every oneconcerned appeared to be satisfied and the States foundmeans to meet all their liabilities. The terms of Federa-tion empowered a British officer, the Resident-General, toexercise a very large control over the protected States, and from that date (1896) the Colonial Office has, in someimportant matters, made its authority felt. Reference hasalready been made to the construction and control ofrailways, and the relations of the Crown Agents and con-sulting engineers to the Federated Malay States in regardto these matters. Speaking broadly, the Colonial Officeconfines its interference to questions dealing with theappointment, promotion, and salaries of European officersselected for service in the Malay States. The whole. FUTURE OF BRITISH MALAYA 339 scheme for the reorganization of the various branches ofthe Government service and for the payment of salaries insterling was submitted to, and received the approval of, the Secretary of State. There were two very excellentreasons why this should be so: first, because the salariesof all European officers in the Straits service weresimilarly revised at the same time, and were also placedon a sterling basis; and, secondly, because it was thenlaid down that the officers in both services should beinterchangeable, and that all of them should thus begranted the benefits of a wider field of employment andpromotion. All the members of the covenanted servicesof the colony and Federated States are now selectedafter competitive examination by the Civil Service Com-m

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