case or admit he has been badly treated.
He was not tried under the colonial regulations because he was allowed to retire
the service in the ordi
" from
ordinary course on grounds of ill health, and he was given "the pension to which he was entitled under
the rules in
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All
Sir
C. O.
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The Musiclub
Can Francisco.
16th July 1887
I beg very respectfully & request that the following matter may
be cuburitted for the consideration of the Right Honou to lecretary of state for the Colonie. Sir Steuer Stolland has recently before him a charge against one of
disobedienco
of a
had
anders, and in deciding tho
case against me, has it appears been unfavou
influenced by meattles which, I most
respectfully subrich, were
cimported into the question.
umproperly
on the 22. april 188). I received a letter 1522244487 from the Acting Colonial Secretary in Hougton
lotine /
forwarding extracts from the Despatch containing to secretary of statins decision.
From this letter it appears that the adverse decision of the Secretary of State is mainly due
La La
Two cauths: 1. that I was considered
Air M. §. Osterbert JC.CB.
under secretary of to for the Colonite
deserving