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Their
five
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the information
37
& the
fragment, a pensioning of Naval
Dockyard
Police
in this Country which
The Hong Kong Ordinance
was remitted by his grace.
Amendment N. 2 of 1867, for salary and certain
members of the Naval Police to do duty on a Naval Dockyard, provided
what all Cypher the
4-$
has got
in respect of pay, accoutrements, Pensions, Where Disbursements for such policemen shall be found by Admiralty.
(20 7549)
The Admiralty objected to the payment of pensions (9316) & did not state whether by Act to praying for the accoutrement pay, or other disbursements - In a subsequent letter however, (9885) they re-iterate their objections as to the pension, & add that
the rate of pay wither to the Police is more than the rate received by the Police in the yard, that
they
and prepared Remarks that this Ordinance showed he compromised.
It has been
represented
that this Act should
be amended, but until it is amended I think it should be striking out all the part relating to pay. If the Admiralty, which
avest w. defend the main object of the Ordinance, I do not see what amendment case to be made, Without
Any
Ordinance of their third, short of the plain might offend) deserved
I apprehend) In desiring to look after the Naval yard;
the main fact was that the Ordinance was to shift the key
or class of men so told off upon the Admiralty.
I should, therefore, I think it hard to disallow the Act
save when their ground that it's unfounded certain payments
shall be Line
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the Admiralty which they have defined
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some misapprehension 10/10
See minute Paper
Sir Robert