- Classification of records for the purposes of their preservation and destruction.

A. Paper to be preserved permanently

(1)

Correspondence

Correspondence of importance regarding -

1. Settlements
2. Remission and abatements
3. Pensions
4. Appeals, where the requisition is of permanent interest
5. All circulars from Government, Excise Commissioner, Legal Remembrancer and Accountant General.
6. All letters communicating rules and general instructions
7. All printed reports and books including regulation and laws
8. All maps (until revised)
9. All lists of papers destroyed
10. Acquaintance rolls
11. Appointment and promotions.
12. Buildings and other projects
13. All other papers of permanent interest

(2)

Registers and Returns.