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Major Cuene, the Colonial Secretary, submits two
Inoposals for his retirement from the Public Service: a Grant of £4000, a remission the purchase of Land in heid gealand to the extent of £600, in addition to a Grant of Land as a Military Officer and the commuted value of his majority to be guaranteed with a pension of £450 per annum.
The Grant of Land and the Sale of his majority to be facilitated by the Government.
To the Grant of £4000 the Treasury decidedly objects.
In the lack of a publication on this head, the Regular hurt Sealand preclude Lord Gang
whad on principle be entitled to a remission on the impaired health, but the sale Commissioners the Grant of Land
en would be Officer be of ther military bulbowties?
Major Caine's application for retirement is forwarded for farther consideration.
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