what basis the pensignable value of this puvilege of graving vegetables would han buen sekund if M. Ford had not lost it but had left it to the end of his

semia.

reck

Mr. Ford's Jension is $2450. This wokrasifte had added to his salay

additional 4th for

3600

an a

Cover

the vegetable-growing print. quarters. This right

The clause, in the Hill. Pension, Minite to which Mr. Ford, affeals

was

affarents not in force not when he was affainted

e been refeated. It is doubtful how, for he should have the benefit of it,

and has

You's letter

The

as

terms of the Colonial to the allowance

hen do not seem waffect

the question.

His claim to

professional qualifications is suffected neither by the letter nor

1 b

the

spirit of the Pension Regulation

Mt Lucas

A.F.

that with

-regret

reply

his pensio

24/1

that the

amount of forefful eramunala Ammot be recon--

he does not appear to be entitled

Aiden d

DLY

to either of the additions which he clarins.

C.Pd.

276

Li

Beech Grove

South Crescent

18th Mar 190

346

Ripon.

1902.

C.O.

40083

In the particulars respecting the Pension

granted

5

J

by the Honghong Zoven-

enent I observe that the allowance of

$120 per annum which I received in bein of

Vegetables has not been included in the

calculation of the amount which the regulations allow, I have therefore the honour to bring this forward for the con-

eideration of the Colonial Office hoping that pension may be allowed on this allowances in addition to what has been granted.

2.

In regard

to this allowance tray.

love -

plain that when I was appointed & Hongkong

Dhar

printed from headed "Reprinted by the

C. Prestwood Lucas. Exp. C.B.

Ander Secretary of State for the Colonis

Downingtt.

London.

Bolonial

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