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lities for accepting bribes,
was most undesirable.
In view, however, of Mr. Osmund's long under the Government-
extending
some 38
over a
years
service
a period of
and the
fact that he has a large family dependent on him for support, the Council, with the exception of the Colonial Secretary and Colonial treasurer, re- commended that he
should
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should be accorded the
option of immediately resigning his appoint-
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ment in the service, and
that, in the event of his
右 unwillingness to resign, he should be formally sus
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pended. The Council, with the aforesaid exceptions, ~ further recommended that the question of M. Osmund being granted a reduced pension on resignation be submitted for your favour_
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