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alluded to by Mr Hamilton in
his letter
F
the 5th August 1851 is so pecution that it will have to be dealt with execially on his retirement, by the Lord Commissioners Fier Majesty's Treasury. Under the accompanying Misuale M. May would be only entitled to a pension from the Colony exlculated on his Service there. Brut Mor
May before joining the Civil Service in Stoustong arved for
nearly nine
years
in the London Plice, and in that Service a Superannuation Fund is provided,
the contribution to which is
From 7 Noor 1835,
7# October 1844
two-and-a-half per cent per
annum,
which
by Mr may. the question
as
was
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duly paid
In 1847 when
to the Civil
Servants here being required to contribute to the Supersummation Fund was under consideration,
M. May applied_ in a letter dated 22? Febuary 1847 which was forwarded to the Scenetary of State in Sir John Davis' Dispatch N. 23 of 20th February 1847. to be allowed to count his service in the Metropolitan Police towards a Pension upon paying
two-and
up an additional tws and
-half per cent per annum
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