Mi Meade
M: Halloran's case is
M.
See M. Dewes' memo.
So old
that in any
case it would not be
it.
2-
well to
reopen
12. Hong Kong police pensions
are
We intended to be settled by
gar
the local
nt alone, and it is
well that this course should be followed.
The trouble given
to Mi Lewer
by Small police pensions from the Straits & other colonies is utterly out of proportion to their importance, & monetary value
I annex a copy of the agreement
Gf members of
extered into by
the
Itting police which gives the
Grainment minute
of 7
March 74
CPL.
respecting pensions
Put By.
M. Lewes to den & Then put 18
at mi
7.13/10
5. Oct.
Seen
HL
x further pe
Garten
13/10/81
21
Princes Street, Devonport
22nd Sept 81.
C.O.2.7
'
I
most respectfully take the liberty to submit for
kind consideration the following statement
I served for 10 years in the Hong Kong Police force from which I was discharged with a pension in May
1879, the latter to be drawn at London.
In as
my
not
on account of leaving the Colony I applies to. 4. 6. The Governor that
my pension may be paid to me in the colony which
granted,
my
for water than for but where to