M. Round.
1. I think Dr. Jermanut
A
The Shen Coolin
Jurgens
were
Dragus officers _ fier 5. "Partridge account in 12728/60 of his letter
of appointment) & that they only fave the agguiment required in
are crass under £500 - Col. Ry. 153_ the whoh comes funkiner points to this. Joer nothing offers & Sa temporing Engagement.
+
Assuming this to the case comer the break from illness 1868/9 - frevent his Mauritias somina from bing Prekona for Jension
M. Branston.
$1.9.11
If Dr Ayres had been on the fixed Establishment of the Colony with pensionable privileges, when he resiped from ill health in 1868, he would hear had a clain to a gratuity of 2 1⁄2 months pay for 2 1⁄2 years
Sales
Sconce. There have been & fear cases in some Colmics, where officers resigning particular employments on the ground of ill health, have not taken such prateritic and when getting back into the service again, have been allowed to count their caction service, the break being waived on the ground that it was due to ill health but then they have been
in the meantime regarded
as on a redundant list, belonging to the service but not holding particular office - dam save there has been no such case where an officer has found his back into the service of another Govt some
way years afterwards: all our Intercolonial rules conter plast repla arvangunants for transfer made with
the approval
of the Secretary of State at the time; where, there is no appearance of anything of the sort here, & I feel sure the Mauritius Govt would resist any attempt to set up a clain of this
fort 19 years afterwards.
had a glain.
the question of his setting in Pratucts in 1860 would almost certainly have been granted, if the The fact that Dr Ayres did not hold
a pensionable appointment when
the Expression
Mauritius employ was holy founded on in Dr Partridge's letter that he received a letter of appointment" from the Gov. Immigration Board. K.R.K. in old times used to make arrangements for the Conds of Coolie Immigration, kept a list of lens for such deployment; but I do not think they filled up appointments on the fixed establishment of the Colony. A clause in the agreement as to repaying
of passage money is common both in cases
of the regular estab!", of special Contracts Put a reference to the paper to W. Gill, or the biimals for 1866-7-
o would probably throw light on
Basting this post.
Lepantont
1. 3. Jagre-
Jang /2/07
What do you say aboh 2.
4 Branislin
I should have Lalone:
Dr Ayres has been
in excellent Pathé Servant, & if his pension becomes