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the 25th March last.

10/5

TCM.

Clearly a medal is not Jensimmable smolument.

? Reply that affect he is not entitled to any Jensine.

准备 that To reply.

his count, su). 11/5

w

CPL.

23 at once.

Sergeant Molver has been awarded the first class gold medal by his Excellency the Governor for meritorious services in connection with the registration of coolie houses. It was only four months ago that Sergeant Molvor was presented with bronze medal for his exceptionally good work during the plague, and the fact that he has received the gold medal so soon afterwards speaks well for the high value placed upon his services. Sergeant Molvor is the first of his rank to gain the gold medal, and there can be no question that he has thoroughly deserved the honour.

9th May

Go Mrs Crieve

The 11 Waverley Catego

Crossmyloof

Elasgow

1898

I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 85-01/98, dated the 28th April, stating that my pension of Hong Kong has been fixed at $201.7 per annum. And in reply, I beg most respectfully to ask if any allowance have been made, in calculating my pension, for my good conduct medal, which was awarded on the 12th March 1898. I was awarded a fourth-class good conduct medal for services rendered during the plague epidemic in Hong Kong in the year 1894 on 14 July 1895. And as the first awarded a first-class gold medal for services rendered in connection with the registration of Common Lodging Houses in Hong Kong during the great coolie strikes in the year 1895, I attach a cutting from one of the Hong Kong daily papers.

The Honourable

The Under Secretary of State

Colonial Office.

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the 25th March last.10/5TCM.Clearly a medal is not Jensimmable smolument.? Reply that affect he is not entitled to any Jensine.准备 that To reply.his count, su). 11/5wCPL.23 at once.Sergeant Molver has been awarded the first class gold medal by his Excellency the Governor for meritorious services in connection with the registration of coolie houses. It was only four months ago that Sergeant Molvor was presented with bronze medal for his exceptionally good work during the plague, and the fact that he has received the gold medal so soon afterwards speaks well for the high value placed upon his services. Sergeant Molvor is the first of his rank to gain the gold medal, and there can be no question that he has thoroughly deserved the honour.9th MayGo Mrs CrieveThe 11 Waverley CategoCrossmyloofElasgow1898I have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your letter No. 85-01/98, dated the 28th April, stating that my pension of Hong Kong has been fixed at $201.7 per annum. And in reply, I beg most respectfully to ask if any allowance have been made, in calculating my pension, for my good conduct medal, which was awarded on the 12th March 1898. I was awarded a fourth-class good conduct medal for services rendered during the plague epidemic in Hong Kong in the year 1894 on 14 July 1895. And as the first awarded a first-class gold medal for services rendered in connection with the registration of Common Lodging Houses in Hong Kong during the great coolie strikes in the year 1895, I attach a cutting from one of the Hong Kong daily papers.The HonourableThe Under Secretary of StateColonial Office.
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the 25th March last.10/5TCM.Clearly a medal is not Jensimmable smolument.? Reply that affect he is not entitledincrease of to any Jensine准备 that To reply.his count, su).11/5wCPL.23 atonce..88301SinSergeant Molver has been awarded the first 282108158202Go Mrs CrieveThe 11 Waverley CategoCrossmyloofElasgow9th mayc'ass gold medal by his xoellency the Governor for meri orions services in connection with the registration of coolie houses. It was only four months ago that Sergeant Molvor was presented with bronze medal for bis exoptionally good work during the plagne, and the fact that he has received the gold medal so soon afterwards speaks well for the high value placed upon his services. Sergeant MoIror is the first of his rank to gain the gold medal, and there can be no question that he has thoroughly deserved the honour.J1898I have the honour to acknowledge freceipt of your letter hr. 85-01/98, dated the 28th Aprilfrom the live stating that my pension of Hong Kong has been fixed at $201, -7 per annum, And in reply beg most respectfully to ask if any ifit would be convenient to inform meAllowance have been made, in calculating myKonduct- medal, pension, for my good was awarded heOn the 124 march 1898- Jfourth class good a Conduct predal for services rendered during the plague epidemis in Hong Kong in the year 1894. 14 July 1895.I was And As the Frist Awarded a Class gold medal for services rendered in connection with the registration of Common Lodging Houses in Hong Kong during the great coolie strikes in the cutting fromYear 18957 I attach a One of the Hong Kong daily papersThe HonourableThe Wender secretary of StateColonial Office,referring
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the 25th March last.

10/5

TCM.

Clearly a medal is not Jensimmable smolument.

? Reply that affect he is not entitled

increase of

to any

Jensine

准备

that

To reply.

his count,

su).11/5

w

CPL.

23 atonce

..

88301

Sin

Sergeant Molver has been awarded the first

282

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8202

Go Mrs Crieve

The 11 Waverley Catego

Crossmyloof

Elasgow 9th may

c'ass gold medal by his xoellency the Governor for meri orions services in connection with the registration of coolie houses. It was only four months ago that Sergeant Molvor was presented with bronze medal for bis exoptionally good work during the plagne, and the fact that he has received the gold medal so soon afterwards speaks well for the high value placed upon his services. Sergeant MoIror is the first of his rank to gain the gold medal, and there can be no question that he has thoroughly deserved the honour.

J

1898

I have the honour to acknowledge freceipt of your letter hr. 85-01/98, dated

the 28th

April

from the live stating that my pension

of Hong Kong has been fixed at $201, -7 per annum, And in reply beg most respectfully

to ask

if any

if

it would be convenient to inform me

Allowance have been made, in calculating my

Konduct- medal,

pension, for my good

was awarded

he

On the 124 march 1898- J

fourth class good

a

Conduct predal for services rendered

during

the plague epidemis in Hong Kong in the year 1894.

14 July 1895. I was

And

As the Frist Awarded a

Class gold medal for services rendered in connection with the registration

of Common Lodging Houses in Hong Kong during the

great coolie strikes in the

cutting from

Year 18957

I attach

a

One of the Hong Kong daily papers

The Honourable

The Wender secretary of State

Colonial Office,

referring

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