drawing of the new sensiin Minti, Hasinakintakyah Wirthstarszexbidiippas.
but in a
later desp.
to Her Staniti
sec
we
6
Mauritius suggested the adoption of (or Equivalent words) of Ord. 30 of 1881
which
of 1881 as & Private Practice
that wayhance "Encept.
days
in cases wherein
a
special agreemen to the curtiary may have been assentes to refarchand by the for. in Exec. Camail
whose whole time is not giver to the public service persons in the public allowed private practice
persons
service who are shall not be entitled to
This rule comes
any retiring allowance
a
to the same thing Col. Reffigy "or has had his
clause in Col. Rese,
right to a pension otherwise & specially
reserved."
#
bee
Zo will be able to tell from you recards whether the point has raised before in thing? or how we treat
such cases.
generally
8u/27/5 quR275
Mr. Meade.
see minutes & in bound volumes
herewith.
74
It is rather a fuil point to decide.
931 ["inferred" 2544172
M. Lewes in his minute on
that because certain Officers, debarred
from private practice" were & have pensions
1 years
with the benefit of the 5 additional, for their professional qualifications, therefore other H.K. Officers, who had private practice,
to have ordinary pensions in
might exfeect
the absence of any provision & the contrary. The
breasing letter
On 183949 dealing with that care practically thews that this was not their The despatch öftin H. Robinzon
haw
also
sending home the draft of the minute of 5 May
1862 (6629850/62) shows that he was aware the feneral role of the treasury
Wholy
that
was against
giving hiperannuation privileges to Offices who did not five their time to the public service, &
that he considered an exception, in favour
A
the ground
should be made
of certain individuale officers, on-
that their salaries had been distinctly reduce