late of the Police Force
this Colony
of-
I have to
decision on
the
In reply explain that pending Your Lordship's objections raised
raised by certain of the Unofficial Members of Council to the increase of salaries, Your Lordship's despatches Noo71 and 72 of the 3rd and 4th of April retained by
upon until the
acted
were
me and not
receipt of Your Lordship's
telegram
11.23
joy
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telegram of the 10th of June, and that consequently Cradock's pension papers
in
which were made out in
the end of May,
the new
rate of salary for 1891 was
not taken into account. I have no
objection
to offer to the pension now proposed by Your Lordship
in this case.
I have the honour to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordshiple Most Obedient
Fat
Humble Servant,
Barker
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