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borne by the Vestry); have charge of the Common Seal
of the Vestry (which shall not be affixed to any document
whatever except by order of the Vestry); report to the
Committee dealing with the subject on all resolutions of
the Vestry which are not carried out within three months
from the time of passing.
The Vestry Clerk shall keep a Staff Book which shall
show for each person in the permanent employment of the
Vestry, his name, address, date of birth, date of entry into
service of the Vestry, salary or wages (with scale), and
duties, arranged in departments according to rank for the
Vestry Hall Staff, and in classes according to the kind of
labour performed in other cases.
Solicitor to the
Vestry.
G. W. Marsden, Junr., 1892. £105 per
annum. For all other work to be remunerated according
to recognised scales, all bills being duly taxed under the
Solicitors' Acts.
To advise the Vestry generally upon all points of law
as they may arise; to attend all meetings of the Vestry and
such Committees as required; and to attend, when necessary,
to represent the Vestry at the Police Courts.
Salaries to be
inclusive.
That all salaries be inclusive, and that
extra payments of all kinds be discontinued (including
those for attending Vestry Elections).
CLERK'S OFFICE.
Chief Clerk.
A. Ranney Bryant, 1884, £200 to £250,
£200.
The Chief Clerk to act as deputy, and during the
absence of the Vestry Clerk to open and affix name of
Vestry Clerk to all letters, to attend the Vestry Meetings,
to affix signature of Vestry Clerk, by means of a stamp to