dealt with
in the alove Despatch
3 the the deportiuen el Certificate
eu closed
380
in the Petition should
relative to the conditions of his
retirement.
2 I informed you
in my
Telegraphe Despatch of the 24th
September last that the Pensions
the
awarded to sentirey and other_
Officers
who retired under circum-
stances similar to his own could
"must be granted conditionally or
their leaving
the Colony,
J
this desition cannot be reco
vider of that decision.
Nor
Shall
^
I accede to Quincey's request
that his good Conduct medal
should be restored
to him.
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Custers
a.o
brace at present les comain
I wheel eeppose
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liktely love the have, you
chuld make
to that Effect
kavever
be amended so as
to
ries
"1
ures retired
on
the 25th
August 1887 with reduced Pension
As however.
sure the punishment inflicted
in this case
In suuriy
ww
than disminals
a
lighter one
4 I oberve that Quenity refers
in
para 3
3 of
his Pelitin
to "certain Statutory declarations
think were
forwarded to hima
for explanation by
Govt
the
the
13th of Septé last