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The user wants me to proofread OCR output of a historical document about Hong Kong police pensions. The text appears to be a table with columns: Name of Pensioner, Amount (s. d.), Amount ($ C.), Authority, Date from which the Pension has been paid, Amount of Emolument when last employed in Public Service, Present Age of Pensioner, Cause of Retirement.

The OCR is messy with misaligned columns, broken lines, and garbled text. I need to reconstruct the table properly in Markdown.

First, I'll parse the data row by row. The header row is given: "Name of Peusioner." (typo for Pensioner), "Amount.", "Amount,", "Authority,", "Date from which the Pension has been paid.", "Amount of Emolument when last employed in Public Service.", "Present Age of Pensioner.", "Cause of Retirement." Then "s. d." and "$ C." likely sub-headers for Amount columns.

Let's list the rows as they appear:

1. Isar Singh, 71.50., 1st Jan., 1921, 214.00, 17
2. Peter Brazil, 227 10 0, 17th Jan., 1921. £437.10.0, 50
3. Shahab Deen......................... 100.80 | 18th Jan., 1921. $252.00, 18
4. Jangoo, 109.20, 18th Jan, 1921. 252.00, A (maybe age? but "A" could be cause? Actually "A" might be "Age" but age is numeric. Could be "Invalided"? Wait later rows have "Invalided" as cause. This row missing cause? Might be "A" for something else.)
5. Kesur Singh, 143.00, 1st Feb., 1921, 300.00, 48
6. Abday Khan, 105.00, 1st March, 1921. 252.00, 19
7. Jewan Singh, 88.92, 11th April, 1921. ⠀ 216.00, 39, Invalided.
8. Baghel Siugh,... 96.60, 21st April, 1921. 232.00, 48
9. Ram Singh,...................... 96.60, 1st June, 1921. 252.00, 50
10. Said Mohamed, 109.77, 1st June, 192]. 252.00, 50
11. Surkhroo Khan, 51.30 |, 1st June, 1921. 216.00, 50, Invalided.
12. Ghanna Singh, (no amount?) then P. O'Sullivau, J. A. Mackay, R. H. Moore. 270 0 0, 165.20, 1st June, 1921, 324.00, 49, Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0, 45, 230 0, 191 3, F. Culliford, ..... ... 172 16, Alfred Floyd, 172 16 0, Fattel Singh, 161.00, Lee Yee, 1908,40, Ordinance No. 11 of 1900, 11th Aug., 1921. 360.0.0 | 53, 8, 13th Aug., 1921. 367.12.5, 50, 17th Aug., 1921. 360,0,0, 49, 20th Aug., 1921. 360.0.0, 49, On Expiration of Term of Service. 30th Aug., 1921. $420.00, +7, Chung Phu... 201,50, Ist Sep., 1921. 17th Sep., 1921. | 390.00, 408.00, 47, I, 53, Bhaggat Singh. A, 64.80., 1st Oct., 1921, : 216.00, 35, Invalided. On Expiration of Moland Singh, Gurdit Singh,. Abdulla Khan, Jala! Din, 114.40, 1st Nov., 1921. 264.00, 47, Term, Term of Service. 105.00, 1st Nov., 1921. 2.72.00, +7, 177.00, 1st Nov., 1921, 354.00, 41, 119,60, 1st Nov., 1921, 276.00, 48, Jewan Khan, William Reid, 165.20, 1st Der., 1921, 3.54.00, 49, 1! 53 + 0, 1st Jan., 1922. £200.0.0, 40, Invalided. I, George Jackson,....... William Duvitt, 187 4, 245 0 0, 18th Feb., 1922, $437.10, 1st Jan., 1922. | 360.0.0 47, On Expiration of Term of Service. Invalided. | 18, Jinder Singh, 105.00, 24th Feb., 1922. 252.00, i 32, Chan Tak, Kishen Singh, 108.68, 1st April, 1922, 264.00, 17, On Expiration of Toym of Service. 151.20, 8th May, 1922, $24.00, 16, +, 285

This is extremely messy. It seems the OCR has merged multiple rows and columns. The document likely is a table spanning multiple pages. The OCR output is a linear stream of text with line breaks but not preserving table structure.

I need to reconstruct the table as best as possible. Since the user wants Markdown table syntax, I'll create a table with the columns: Name of Pensioner, Amount (s. d.), Amount ($ C.), Authority, Date from which the Pension has been paid, Amount of Emolument when last employed in Public Service, Present Age of Pensioner, Cause of Retirement.

But the data is not clearly separated. I'll need to infer rows based on patterns: each row starts with a name, then amount in s. d. (pounds, shillings, pence?) or dollars and cents. The "Amount." column appears twice: one in s. d. (British currency) and one in $ C. (dollars and cents). The Authority column might be a reference like "Ordinance No. 11 of 1900". The Date column is clear. Emolument column is amount. Age column is number. Cause of Retirement: "Invalided", "On Expiration of Term of Service", etc.

Let's try to parse systematically.

First, the header: "POLICE PENSIONS." then column headers.

The OCR text starts with "( L 23 )" maybe page reference.

Then "POLICE PENSIONS."

Then "Name of Peusioner." (typo)

"Amount."

"Amount,"

"Authority,"

"Date from which the Pension has been paid."

"Amount of Emolument when last employed in Public Service."

"Present Age of Pensioner."

"Cause of Retirement."

"s. d."

"$ C."

Then data rows.

I'll go through the text line by line as provided.

The user gave a block of text. I'll split by lines as they appear in the prompt.

Lines:

1. ( L 23 )

2.

1. POLICE PENSIONS.

4.

1. Name of Peusioner.

6.

1. Amount.

8.

1. Amount,

10.

1. Authority,

12.

1. Date from which the Pension has been paid.
2. Amount of Emolument when last employed in Public Service.
3. Present Age of Pensioner.
4. Cause of Retirement.
5. s. d.
6. $ C.
7. Isar Singh,
8. 71.50.
9. 1st Jan., 1921,
10. 214.00
11. 17
12. Peter Brazil,
13. 227 10 0
14. 17th Jan., 1921. £437.10.0
15. 50
16. Shahab Deen.........................
17. 100.80
18. | 18th Jan., 1921.
19. $252.00
20. 18
21. Jangoo,
22. 109.20
23. 18th Jan, 1921.
24. 252.00
25. A
26. Kesur Singh,
27. 143.00
28. 1st Feb., 1921,
29. 300.00
30. 48
31. Abday Khan,
32. 105.00
33. 1st March, 1921.
34. 252.00
35. 19
36. Jewan Singh,
37. 88.92
38. 11th April, 1921. ⠀
39. 216.00
40. 39
41. Invalided.
42. Baghel Siugh,...
43. 96.60
44. 21st April, 1921.
45. 232.00
46. 48
47. Ram Singh,......................
48. 96.60
49. 1st June, 1921.
50. 252.00
51. 50
52. Said Mohamed,
53. 109.77
54. 1st June, 192].
55. 252.00
56. 50
57. Surkhroo Khan,
58. 51.30 |
59. 1st June, 1921.
60. 216.00
61. 50
62. Invalided.
63. Ghanna Singh,
64. P. O'Sullivau,
65. J. A. Mackay,
66. R. H. Moore.
67. 270 0 0
68. 165.20
69. 1st June, 1921,
70. 324.00
71. 49
72. Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0
73. 45
74. 230
75. * 0
76. 191 3
77. F. Culliford, .....
78. ... 172 16
79. Alfred Floyd,
80. 172 16 0
81. Fattel Singh,
82. 161.00
83. Lee Yee,
84. 1908,40
85. Ordinance No. 11 of 1900,
86. 11th Aug., 1921.
87. 360.0.0 | 53
88. 8
89. 13th Aug., 1921.
90. 367.12.5
91. 50
92. 17th Aug., 1921.
93. 360,0,0
94. 49
95. 20th Aug.,
96. 1921.
97. 360.0.0
98. 49
99. On Expiration of
100. Term of Service.
101. 30th Aug., 1921.
102. $420.00
103. +7
104. Chung Phu...
105. 201,50
106. Ist Sep., 1921.
107. 17th Sep., 1921. | 390.00
108. 408.00
109. 47
110. I
111. 53
112. Bhaggat Singh.
113. * A
114. 64.80.
115. 1st Oct., 1921, :
116. 216.00
117. 35
118. Invalided.
119. On Expiration of
120. Moland Singh,
121. Gurdit Singh,.
122. Abdulla Khan,
123. Jala! Din,
124. 114.40
125. 1st Nov., 1921.
126. 264.00
127. 47
128. Term
129. Term of Service.
130. 105.00
131. 1st Nov., 1921.
132. 2.72.00
133. +7
134. 177.00
135. 1st Nov., 1921,
136. 354.00
137. 41
138. 119,60
139. 1st Nov., 1921,
140. 276.00
141. 48
142. Jewan Khan,
143. William Reid,
144. 165.20
145. 1st Der., 1921,
146. 3.54.00
147. 49
148. 1!
149. 53 + 0
150. 1st Jan., 1922.
151. £200.0.0
152. 40
153. Invalided.
154. I
155. George Jackson,.......
156. William Duvitt,
157. 187 4
158. 245 0 0
159. 18th Feb., 1922,
160. $437.10
161. 1st Jan., 1922. | 360.0.0 47
162. On Expiration of
163. Term of Service.
164. Invalided.
165. |
166. 18
167. Jinder Singh,
168. 105.00
169. 24th Feb., 1922.
170. 252.00
171. i 32
172. Chan Tak,
173. Kishen Singh,
174. 108.68
175. 1st April, 1922,
176. 264.00
177. 17
178. On Expiration of Toym of Service.
179. 151.20
180. 8th May, 1922,
181. $24.00
182. 16
183. +
184. 285

This is a mess. It seems the OCR has lost table structure and just output text lines. Some lines are column values, some are merged.

Given the complexity, perhaps the best is to reconstruct the table as a Markdown table with the columns, and fill in rows as best as I can interpret. However, the user expects me to proofread the OCR output, not necessarily to perfectly reconstruct the table if it's too ambiguous. But the instruction says: "If data is clearly in table format, reconstruct the table using Markdown table syntax."

The data is clearly a table. I need to do my best.

Let's think: The original document likely has multiple pages. The OCR output is a continuous stream. I need to separate rows.

I'll try to parse by identifying names and then the subsequent fields.

Common pattern: Name, then amount in s. d. (maybe pounds, shillings, pence), then date, then emolument, then age, then cause.

But some entries have amount in $ C. (dollars and cents). The header has two Amount columns: one for s. d., one for $ C. So each row might have both? Or some rows have one or the other.

Look at first row: Isar Singh, 71.50. (maybe $71.50?), then 1st Jan., 1921, 214.00 (emolument?), 17 (age). No cause listed. Maybe cause is blank.

Second: Peter Brazil, 227 10 0 (looks like £227 10s 0d), 17th Jan., 1921. £437.10.0 (emolument), 50 (age). No cause.

Third: Shahab Deen, 100.80 (maybe $100.80?), 18th Jan., 1921. $252.00 (emolument), 18 (age). No cause.

Fourth: Jangoo, 109.20, 18th Jan, 1921. 252.00, A (maybe age? but "A" not a number). Could be cause? But cause column is last. Maybe "A" stands for something else.

Fifth: Kesur Singh, 143.00, 1st Feb., 1921, 300.00, 48.

Sixth: Abday Khan, 105.00, 1st March, 1921. 252.00, 19.

Seventh: Jewan Singh, 88.92, 11th April, 1921. 216.00, 39, Invalided.

Eighth: Baghel Siugh, 96.60, 21st April, 1921. 232.00, 48.

Ninth: Ram Singh, 96.60, 1st June, 1921. 252.00, 50.

Tenth: Said Mohamed, 109.77, 1st June, 1921. 252.00, 50.

Eleventh: Surkhroo Khan, 51.30, 1st June, 1921. 216.00, 50, Invalided.

Twelfth: Ghanna Singh, (no amount?) then P. O'Sullivau, J. A. Mackay, R. H. Moore. This looks like multiple names. Maybe they are separate rows but OCR merged.

Let's examine lines 71-80:

1. Ghanna Singh,
2. P. O'Sullivau,
3. J. A. Mackay,
4. R. H. Moore.
5. 270 0 0
6. 165.20
7. 1st June, 1921,
8. 324.00
9. 49
10. Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0
11. 45
12. 230
13. * 0
14. 191 3
15. F. Culliford, .....
16. ... 172 16
17. Alfred Floyd,
18. 172 16 0
19. Fattel Singh,
20. 161.00
21. Lee Yee,
22. 1908,40
23. Ordinance No. 11 of 1900,
24. 11th Aug., 1921.
25. 360.0.0 | 53
26. 8
27. 13th Aug., 1921.
28. 367.12.5
29. 50
30. 17th Aug., 1921.
31. 360,0,0
32. 49
33. 20th Aug.,
34. 1921.
35. 360.0.0
36. 49
37. On Expiration of
38. Term of Service.
39. 30th Aug., 1921.
40. $420.00
41. +7
42. Chung Phu...
43. 201,50
44. Ist Sep., 1921.
45. 17th Sep., 1921. | 390.00
46. 408.00
47. 47
48. I
49. 53
50. Bhaggat Singh.
51. * A
52. 64.80.
53. 1st Oct., 1921, :
54. 216.00
55. 35
56. Invalided.
57. On Expiration of
58. Moland Singh,
59. Gurdit Singh,.
60. Abdulla Khan,
61. Jala! Din,
62. 114.40
63. 1st Nov., 1921.
64. 264.00
65. 47
66. Term
67. Term of Service.
68. 105.00
69. 1st Nov., 1921.
70. 2.72.00
71. +7
72. 177.00
73. 1st Nov., 1921,
74. 354.00
75. 41
76. 119,60
77. 1st Nov., 1921,
78. 276.00
79. 48
80. Jewan Khan,
81. William Reid,
82. 165.20
83. 1st Der., 1921,
84. 3.54.00
85. 49
86. 1!
87. 53 + 0
88. 1st Jan., 1922.
89. £200.0.0
90. 40
91. Invalided.
92. I
93. George Jackson,.......
94. William Duvitt,
95. 187 4
96. 245 0 0
97. 18th Feb., 1922,
98. $437.10
99. 1st Jan., 1922. | 360.0.0 47
100. On Expiration of
101. Term of Service.
102. Invalided.
103. |
104. 18
105. Jinder Singh,
106. 105.00
107. 24th Feb., 1922.
108. 252.00
109. i 32
110. Chan Tak,
111. Kishen Singh,
112. 108.68
113. 1st April, 1922,
114. 264.00
115. 17
116. On Expiration of Toym of Service.
117. 151.20
118. 8th May, 1922,
119. $24.00
120. 16
121. +
122. 285

This is extremely messy. It appears the OCR has read a multi-page table and concatenated rows, but also mixed columns.

Given the difficulty, perhaps the best approach is to output the text as a cleaned-up version preserving the table structure as much as possible, but given the ambiguity, I might need to make a best-effort Markdown table with the rows I can clearly identify.

However, the user expects me to proofread the OCR output, meaning I should correct the text flow and present it in a readable format. Since it's a table, I should reconstruct the table.

But the OCR output is not clearly separated into rows. I could treat each line as a row? But many lines are fragments.

Maybe the original document has two tables: one for Indian police (names like Isar Singh, Peter Brazil, etc.) and another for European police (names like P. O'Sullivan, J. A. Mackay, etc.). The OCR has mixed them.

Given the time, I'll attempt to create a Markdown table with the columns and fill rows based on parsing the text sequentially, assuming each name starts a new row.

Let's list all names that appear:

• Isar Singh
• Peter Brazil
• Shahab Deen
• Jangoo
• Kesur Singh
• Abday Khan
• Jewan Singh
• Baghel Siugh (likely Baghel Singh)
• Ram Singh
• Said Mohamed
• Surkhroo Khan
• Ghanna Singh
• P. O'Sullivau (likely P. O'Sullivan)
• J. A. Mackay
• R. H. Moore
• F. Culliford
• Alfred Floyd
• Fattel Singh (likely Fateh Singh)
• Lee Yee
• Chung Phu
• Bhaggat Singh
• Moland Singh
• Gurdit Singh
• Abdulla Khan
• Jala! Din (likely Jalal Din)
• Jewan Khan
• William Reid
• George Jackson
• William Duvitt
• Jinder Singh
• Chan Tak
• Kishen Singh

That's 27 names.

Now, for each, we need to extract the other fields.

I'll go through the text sequentially and assign fields to each name.

I'll write a script in my mind to parse.

But maybe I can do it manually.

Let's start from line 18: "Isar Singh," then line 19: "71.50." (amount), line 20: "1st Jan., 1921," (date), line 21: "214.00" (emolument), line 22: "17" (age). No cause. So row 1.

Line 23: "Peter Brazil," line 24: "227 10 0" (amount in £ s d), line 25: "17th Jan., 1921. £437.10.0" (date and emolument?), line 26: "50" (age). No cause.

Line 27: "Shahab Deen......................... " line 28: "100.80" line 29: "| 18th Jan., 1921." line 30: "$252.00" line 31: "18". So amount 100.80, date 18th Jan 1921, emolument $252.00, age 18.

Line 32: "Jangoo," line 33: "109.20" line 34: "18th Jan, 1921." line 35: "252.00" line 36: "A". Age? "A" maybe 18? But 18 already used. Could be cause? But cause is separate. Might be "A" for "Age" but age is numeric. Could be "A" for "Asiatic"? Not sure. I'll put "A" in age column? But age column expects number. Maybe it's "18" misread as "A"? Actually line 31 is 18 for Shahab Deen. Line 36 is "A" for Jangoo. Could be "18" but OCR read as "A". I'll assume age 18.

Line 37: "Kesur Singh," line 38: "143.00" line 39: "1st Feb., 1921," line 40: "300.00" line 41: "48". Good.

Line 42: "Abday Khan," line 43: "105.00" line 44: "1st March, 1921." line 45: "252.00" line 46: "19". Good.

Line 47: "Jewan Singh," line 48: "88.92" line 49: "11th April, 1921. ⠀" line 50: "216.00" line 51: "39" line 52: "Invalided." Good.

Line 53: "Baghel Siugh,..." line 54: "96.60" line 55: "21st April, 1921." line 56: "232.00" line 57: "48". No cause.

Line 58: "Ram Singh,......................" line 59: "96.60" line 60: "1st June, 1921." line 61: "252.00" line 62: "50". No cause.

Line 63: "Said Mohamed," line 64: "109.77" line 65: "1st June, 192]." line 66: "252.00" line 67: "50". No cause.

Line 68: "Surkhroo Khan," line 69: "51.30 |" line 70: "1st June, 1921." line 71: "216.00" line 72: "50" line 73: "Invalided." Good.

Line 74: "Ghanna Singh," line 75: "P. O'Sullivau," line 76: "J. A. Mackay," line 77: "R. H. Moore." line 78: "270 0 0" line 79: "165.20" line 80: "1st June, 1921," line 81: "324.00" line 82: "49" line 83: "Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0" line 84: "45" line 85: "230" line 86: " 0" line 87: "191 3" line 88: "F. Culliford, ....." line 89: "... 172 16" line 90: "Alfred Floyd," line 91: "172 16 0" line 92: "Fattel Singh," line 93: "161.00" line 94: "Lee Yee," line 95: "1908,40" line 96: "Ordinance No. 11 of 1900," line 97: "11th Aug., 1921." line 98: "360.0.0 | 53" line 99: "8" line 100: "13th Aug., 1921." line 101: "367.12.5" line 102: "50" line 103: "17th Aug., 1921." line 104: "360,0,0" line 105: "49" line 106: "20th Aug.," line 107: "1921." line 108: "360.0.0" line 109: "49" line 110: "On Expiration of" line 111: "Term of Service." line 112: "30th Aug., 1921." line 113: "$420.00" line 114: "+7" line 115: "Chung Phu..." line 116: "201,50" line 117: "Ist Sep., 1921." line 118: "17th Sep., 1921. | 390.00" line 119: "408.00" line 120: "47" line 121: "I" line 122: "53" line 123: "Bhaggat Singh." line 124: " A" line 125: "64.80." line 126: "1st Oct., 1921, :" line 127: "216.00" line 128: "35" line 129: "Invalided." line 130: "On Expiration of" line 131: "Moland Singh," line 132: "Gurdit Singh,." line 133: "Abdulla Khan," line 134: "Jala! Din," line 135: "114.40" line 136: "1st Nov., 1921." line 137: "264.00" line 138: "47" line 139: "Term" line 140: "Term of Service." line 141: "105.00" line 142: "1st Nov., 1921." line 143: "2.72.00" line 144: "+7" line 145: "177.00" line 146: "1st Nov., 1921," line 147: "354.00" line 148: "41" line 149: "119,60" line 150: "1st Nov., 1921," line 151: "276.00" line 152: "48" line 153: "Jewan Khan," line 154: "William Reid," line 155: "165.20" line 156: "1st Der., 1921," line 157: "3.54.00" line 158: "49" line 159: "1!" line 160: "53 + 0" line 161: "1st Jan., 1922." line 162: "£200.0.0" line 163: "40" line 164: "Invalided." line 165: "I" line 166: "George Jackson,......." line 167: "William Duvitt," line 168: "187 4" line 169: "245 0 0" line 170: "18th Feb., 1922," line 171: "$437.10" line 172: "1st Jan., 1922. | 360.0.0 47" line 173: "On Expiration of" line 174: "Term of Service." line 175: "Invalided." line 176: "|" line 177: "18" line 178: "Jinder Singh," line 179: "105.00" line 180: "24th Feb., 1922." line 181: "252.00" line 182: "i 32" line 183: "Chan Tak," line 184: "Kishen Singh," line 185: "108.68" line 186: "1st April, 1922," line 187: "264.00" line 188: "17" line 189: "On Expiration of Toym of Service." line 190: "151.20" line 191: "8th May, 1922," line 192: "$24.00" line 193: "16" line 194: "+" line 195: "285"

This is too messy to perfectly reconstruct. However, the user might expect a cleaned-up version of the text, not necessarily a perfect table. But the instruction says to reconstruct tables using Markdown table syntax.

Given the ambiguity, I'll produce a Markdown table with the columns and fill in rows for the clearly identifiable entries (first 11 rows). For the rest, I'll note that the OCR is too garbled to reconstruct accurately, but I'll try to include as many as possible.

But the user said: "Do not add any commentary, notes, or explanations." So I must output only the proofread text in Markdown. I should not add notes about uncertainty.

Thus, I need to produce a Markdown document that represents the corrected text. Since the original is a table, I'll output a Markdown table with the header and rows as best as I can parse.

I'll make a judgment call: The first 11 rows are clear. Then from "Ghanna Singh" onward, it's a mess. But perhaps the table continues with more rows. I'll try to parse the rest as separate rows.

Let's attempt to parse from "Ghanna Singh" onward as separate rows:

• Ghanna Singh: amount? Not given. Then "P. O'Sullivau" maybe next name. But line 75 is "P. O'Sullivau," line 76 "J. A. Mackay," line 77 "R. H. Moore." Then line 78 "270 0 0" (amount for Moore?), line 79 "165.20" (maybe for O'Sullivan?), line 80 "1st June, 1921," line 81 "324.00" line 82 "49" line 83 "Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0" line 84 "45". This seems like multiple rows merged.

Maybe the table has two sections: one for "Indian Police" and one for "European Police". The header might be repeated.

Given the difficulty, I'll output the text as a cleaned-up version preserving the table structure for the first part, and for the rest, I'll try to reconstruct rows based on names.

But the user might be testing my ability to handle messy OCR. I'll do my best.

I'll create a Markdown table with columns: Name of Pensioner, Amount (s. d.), Amount ($ C.), Authority, Date from which the Pension has been paid, Amount of Emolument when last employed in Public Service, Present Age of Pensioner, Cause of Retirement.

I'll fill rows for each name I can identify with data.

Let's list names and associated data from the text:

1. Isar Singh: Amount (s.d.)? 71.50? But 71.50 looks like dollars. The header has two amount columns: s. d. and $ C. So maybe 71.50 is $ C. and s. d. is blank. Date: 1st Jan., 1921. Emolument: 214.00. Age: 17. Cause: (blank).

1. Peter Brazil: Amount (s.d.): 227 10 0 (i.e., £227 10s 0d). Amount ($ C.): maybe blank. Date: 17th Jan., 1921. Emolument: £437.10.0. Age: 50. Cause: (blank).

1. Shahab Deen: Amount ($ C.): 100.80. Date: 18th Jan., 1921. Emolument: $252.00. Age: 18. Cause: (blank).

1. Jangoo: Amount ($ C.): 109.20. Date: 18th Jan, 1921. Emolument: 252.00. Age: 18 (assuming "A" is 18). Cause: (blank).

1. Kesur Singh: Amount ($ C.): 143.00. Date: 1st Feb., 1921. Emolument: 300.00. Age: 48. Cause: (blank).

1. Abday Khan: Amount ($ C.): 105.00. Date: 1st March, 1921. Emolument: 252.00. Age: 19. Cause: (blank).

1. Jewan Singh: Amount ($ C.): 88.92. Date: 11th April, 1921. Emolument: 216.00. Age: 39. Cause: Invalided.

1. Baghel Singh: Amount ($ C.): 96.60. Date: 21st April, 1921. Emolument: 232.00. Age: 48. Cause: (blank).

1. Ram Singh: Amount ($ C.): 96.60. Date: 1st June, 1921. Emolument: 252.00. Age: 50. Cause: (blank).

1. Said Mohamed: Amount ($ C.): 109.77. Date: 1st June, 1921. Emolument: 252.00. Age: 50. Cause: (blank).

1. Surkhroo Khan: Amount ($ C.): 51.30. Date: 1st June, 1921. Emolument: 216.00. Age: 50. Cause: Invalided.

1. Ghanna Singh: No amount clear. Maybe the next numbers belong to him? But then "P. O'Sullivau" appears. Could be that Ghanna Singh is a name but no data. Might be a header for European officers? Actually "Ghanna Singh" sounds Indian. Then "P. O'Sullivau" is European. So maybe the table continues with European officers.

Let's look at the European officers: P. O'Sullivan, J. A. Mackay, R. H. Moore, F. Culliford, Alfred Floyd, Fattel Singh (Indian?), Lee Yee (Chinese?), Chung Phu, Bhaggat Singh, Moland Singh, Gurdit Singh, Abdulla Khan, Jalal Din, Jewan Khan, William Reid, George Jackson, William Duvitt, Jinder Singh, Chan Tak, Kishen Singh.

Many of these appear later.

The OCR text after "Surkhroo Khan" includes "Ghanna Singh," then "P. O'Sullivau," "J. A. Mackay," "R. H. Moore." Then "270 0 0" "165.20" "1st June, 1921," "324.00" "49" "Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0" "45" "230" " 0" "191 3" "F. Culliford, ....." "... 172 16" "Alfred Floyd," "172 16 0" "Fattel Singh," "161.00" "Lee Yee," "1908,40" "Ordinance No. 11 of 1900," "11th Aug., 1921." "360.0.0 | 53" "8" "13th Aug., 1921." "367.12.5" "50" "17th Aug., 1921." "360,0,0" "49" "20th Aug.," "1921." "360.0.0" "49" "On Expiration of" "Term of Service." "30th Aug., 1921." "$420.00" "+7" "Chung Phu..." "201,50" "Ist Sep., 1921." "17th Sep., 1921. | 390.00" "408.00" "47" "I" "53" "Bhaggat Singh." " A" "64.80." "1st Oct., 1921, :" "216.00" "35" "Invalided." "On Expiration of" "Moland Singh," "Gurdit Singh,." "Abdulla Khan," "Jala! Din," "114.40" "1st Nov., 1921." "264.00" "47" "Term" "Term of Service." "105.00" "1st Nov., 1921." "2.72.00" "+7" "177.00" "1st Nov., 1921," "354.00" "41" "119,60" "1st Nov., 1921," "276.00" "48" "Jewan Khan," "William Reid," "165.20" "1st Der., 1921," "3.54.00" "49" "1!" "53 + 0" "1st Jan., 1922." "£200.0.0" "40" "Invalided." "I" "George Jackson,......." "William Duvitt," "187 4" "245 0 0" "18th Feb., 1922," "$437.10" "1st Jan., 1922. | 360.0.0 47" "On Expiration of" "Term of Service." "Invalided." "|" "18" "Jinder Singh," "105.00" "24th Feb., 1922." "252.00" "i 32" "Chan Tak," "Kishen Singh," "108.68" "1st April, 1922," "264.00" "17" "On Expiration of Toym of Service." "151.20" "8th May, 1922," "$24.00" "16" "+" "285"

This is a jumble. It seems the OCR has read the table column by column? Or the table spans multiple pages and the OCR read all text in reading order (left to right, top to bottom) but the table has multiple columns, so the text is interleaved.

Given the complexity, perhaps the best is to output the text as a cleaned-up version with paragraphs? But the instruction says to reconstruct tables.

Maybe the user expects me to output the table as it appears in the OCR but with corrected line breaks and spacing. However, the OCR output is not in a table format; it's just lines.

I could output a Markdown table with the header and then each line as a row? But that would be wrong.

Given the time, I'll produce a Markdown table for the first 11 rows which are clear, and then for the rest, I'll attempt to parse as many rows as possible, but I'll note that the OCR is garbled. However, I cannot add notes.

Alternatively, I could output the entire text as a pre-formatted text? But the instruction says to use Markdown table syntax for tabular data.

I think the safest is to reconstruct the table as best as possible, making reasonable assumptions.

Let's try to parse the rest by grouping names with following numbers.

After "Surkhroo Khan", the next name is "Ghanna Singh". Then "P. O'Sullivau", "J. A. Mackay", "R. H. Moore". Then numbers: "270 0 0", "165.20", "1st June, 1921", "324.00", "49", "Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0", "45". This could be two rows: one for Ghanna Singh? But Ghanna Singh might have amount 270 0 0? But 270 0 0 looks like £270. Then 165.20 might be for O'Sullivan. Then date 1st June 1921 for Ghanna Singh? Emolument 324.00, age 49. Then next row: "Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0" maybe for O'Sullivan? Age 45.

Then "230 0 191 3" maybe for J. A. Mackay? Then "F. Culliford, ..... ... 172 16" amount 172 16? Then "Alfred Floyd, 172 16 0" amount 172 16 0. Then "Fattel Singh, 161.00" amount 161.00. Then "Lee Yee, 1908,40" amount 1908.40? Then "Ordinance No. 11 of 1900," authority. Then "11th Aug., 1921. 360.0.0 | 53" date and emolument? Age 53? Then "8" maybe age for Lee Yee? Then "13th Aug., 1921. 367.12.5 50" date, emolument, age. Then "17th Aug., 1921. 360,0,0 49" date, emolument, age. Then "20th Aug., 1921. 360.0.0 49" date, emolument, age. Then "On Expiration of Term of Service." cause. Then "30th Aug., 1921. $420.00 +7" date, emolument, age? +7 maybe age? Then "Chung Phu... 201,50 Ist Sep., 1921. 17th Sep., 1921. | 390.00 408.00 47" two dates? Then "I 53" maybe two ages? Then "Bhaggat Singh. A 64.80. 1st Oct., 1921, : 216.00 35 Invalided." That's a clear row: Bhaggat Singh, amount 64.80, date 1st Oct 1921, emolument 216.00, age 35, cause Invalided.

Then "On Expiration of Moland Singh, Gurdit Singh,. Abdulla Khan, Jala! Din, 114.40 1st Nov., 1921. 264.00 47 Term Term of Service." This seems like multiple names with same cause "On Expiration of Term of Service". But amounts: 114.40 for Moland Singh? Then "105.00 1st Nov., 1921. 2.72.00 +7" maybe for Gurdit Singh? Then "177.00 1st Nov., 1921, 354.00 41" for Abdulla Khan? Then "119,60 1st Nov., 1921, 276.00 48" for Jalal Din? Then "Jewan Khan, William Reid, 165.20 1st Der., 1921, 3.54.00 49" two names? Then "1! 53 + 0 1st Jan., 1922. £200.0.0 40 Invalided." Then "I George Jackson,....... William Duvitt, 187 4 245 0 0 18th Feb., 1922, $437.10 1st Jan., 1922. | 360.0.0 47 On Expiration of Term of Service. Invalided. | 18 Jinder Singh, 105.00 24th Feb., 1922. 252.00 i 32 Chan Tak, Kishen Singh, 108.68 1st April, 1922, 264.00 17 On Expiration of Toym of Service. 151.20 8th May, 1922, $24.00 16 + 285"

This is too much.

Given the constraints, I'll output a Markdown table with the header and the rows that are clearly parseable (first 11). For the rest, I'll include them as best as I can, but I must not add commentary. I'll try to create rows for each name I can identify with some data.

But the user might expect the entire table reconstructed. However, the OCR is so bad that perfect reconstruction is impossible. The instruction says: "If data is clearly in table format, reconstruct the table using Markdown table syntax." The data is clearly a table, but the OCR output is not clearly in table format. I need to reconstruct the table from the OCR output.

I'll do my best to create a table with all identifiable rows.

Let's list all names and try to assign data from the text sequentially.

I'll write a parsing algorithm in my head:

The text after header is a sequence of tokens. Names are followed by amounts, dates, emoluments, ages, causes.

But the tokens are interleaved.

Maybe the original table has two amount columns: one in s. d. (British currency) and one in $ C. (dollars). The European officers might have amounts in £ s d, while Indian/Chinese officers in $.

The first 11 rows are Indian/Chinese with $ amounts.

Then European officers start with Ghanna Singh? Actually Ghanna Singh is Indian. Then P. O'Sullivan, J. A. Mackay, R. H. Moore are European. Their amounts are in £ s d.

Then F. Culliford, Alfred Floyd, Fattel Singh (Indian), Lee Yee (Chinese), Chung Phu (Chinese), Bhaggat Singh (Indian), Moland Singh, Gurdit Singh, Abdulla Khan, Jalal Din (Indian), Jewan Khan, William Reid (European), George Jackson, William Duvitt, Jinder Singh, Chan Tak, Kishen Singh.

So it's a mixed list.

Given the difficulty, I'll output the proofread text as a Markdown table with the columns, and for each row, I'll fill in the data as per the OCR text, but I'll keep the original order as they appear in the OCR.

I'll treat each "Name" as a row and take the next few tokens as its fields until the next name.

But the OCR doesn't have clear delimiters.

I'll manually create rows based on the lines.

Let's go line by line and build rows.

I'll create an array of rows.

Row 1: Name: Isar Singh, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "71.50", Authority: "", Date: "1st Jan., 1921", Emolument: "214.00", Age: "17", Cause: ""

Row 2: Peter Brazil, Amount_s_d: "227 10 0", Amount_$c: "", Date: "17th Jan., 1921", Emolument: "£437.10.0", Age: "50", Cause: ""

Row 3: Shahab Deen, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "100.80", Date: "18th Jan., 1921", Emolument: "$252.00", Age: "18", Cause: ""

Row 4: Jangoo, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "109.20", Date: "18th Jan, 1921", Emolument: "252.00", Age: "18", Cause: "" (assuming A is 18)

Row 5: Kesur Singh, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "143.00", Date: "1st Feb., 1921", Emolument: "300.00", Age: "48", Cause: ""

Row 6: Abday Khan, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "105.00", Date: "1st March, 1921", Emolument: "252.00", Age: "19", Cause: ""

Row 7: Jewan Singh, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "88.92", Date: "11th April, 1921", Emolument: "216.00", Age: "39", Cause: "Invalided"

Row 8: Baghel Singh, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "96.60", Date: "21st April, 1921", Emolument: "232.00", Age: "48", Cause: ""

Row 9: Ram Singh, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "96.60", Date: "1st June, 1921", Emolument: "252.00", Age: "50", Cause: ""

Row 10: Said Mohamed, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "109.77", Date: "1st June, 1921", Emolument: "252.00", Age: "50", Cause: ""

Row 11: Surkhroo Khan, Amount_s_d: "", Amount_$c: "51.30", Date: "1st June, 1921", Emolument: "216.00", Age: "50", Cause: "Invalided"

Row 12: Ghanna Singh - no clear data. Maybe the next tokens belong to him? But then "P. O'Sullivau" appears. Could be that Ghanna Singh is a name but the data is missing. I'll skip or include with empty.

Row 13: P. O'Sullivan - amount? "270 0 0" maybe? Date: "1st June, 1921", Emolument: "324.00", Age: "49", Cause: ""? But then "Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0" maybe for next.

Row 14: J. A. Mackay - amount? "230 * 0 191 3" garbled.

Row 15: R. H. Moore - amount? "45"? Not clear.

Row 16: F. Culliford - amount: "172 16" (maybe £172 16s), Date: ? Not clear.

Row 17: Alfred Floyd - amount: "172 16 0", Date: ?

Row 18: Fattel Singh - amount: "161.00", Date: ?

Row 19: Lee Yee - amount: "1908,40", Authority: "Ordinance No. 11 of 1900", Date: "11th Aug., 1921", Emolument: "360.0.0", Age: "53"? Then "8" maybe age for another.

Row 20: Chung Phu - amount: "201,50", Date: "1st Sep., 1921" and "17th Sep., 1921", Emolument: "390.00" and "408.00", Age: "47", Cause: ?

Row 21: Bhaggat Singh - amount: "64.80", Date: "1st Oct., 1921", Emolument: "216.00", Age: "35", Cause: "Invalided"

Row 22: Moland Singh - amount: "114.40", Date: "1st Nov., 1921", Emolument: "264.00", Age: "47", Cause: "On Expiration of Term of Service"

Row 23: Gurdit Singh - amount: "105.00", Date: "1st Nov., 1921", Emolument: "2.72.00"? Age: "+7"? Not clear.

Row 24: Abdulla Khan - amount: "177.00", Date: "1st Nov., 1921", Emolument: "354.00", Age: "41", Cause: ?

Row 25: Jalal Din - amount: "119,60", Date: "1st Nov., 1921", Emolument: "276.00", Age: "48", Cause: ?

Row 26: Jewan Khan - amount: "165.20", Date: "1st Dec., 1921", Emolument: "3.54.00", Age: "49", Cause: ?

Row 27: William Reid - amount: ? Date: "1st Jan., 1922", Emolument: "£200.0.0", Age: "40", Cause: "Invalided"

Row 28: George Jackson - amount: "187 4" and "245 0 0", Date: "18th Feb., 1922", Emolument: "$437.10", Age: "47", Cause: "On Expiration of Term of Service"

Row 29: William Duvitt - amount: ? Date: "1st Jan., 1922", Emolument: "360.0.0", Age: "47", Cause: "Invalided"? But cause appears after.

Row 30: Jinder Singh - amount: "105.00", Date: "24th Feb., 1922", Emolument: "252.00", Age: "32", Cause: ?

Row 31: Chan Tak - amount: ? Date: ?

Row 32: Kishen Singh - amount: "108.68", Date: "1st April, 1922", Emolument: "264.00", Age: "17", Cause: "On Expiration of Term of Service"

Row 33: ? "151.20 8th May, 1922, $24.00 16" maybe for another.

Row 34: "285" at end.

This is too speculative.

Given the instructions, I think the best is to output the text as a cleaned-up version with the table header and the rows that are clearly readable, and for the rest, present the text as a list or as a table with missing data.

But the user said: "Return the proofread text in standard Markdown". So I should return the entire document proofread.

Perhaps the document is not a table but a list? The header suggests a table.

I'll output a Markdown table with the header and then each row as I can parse, leaving ambiguous cells empty.

I'll write the Markdown table now.

First, the header row:

Then rows.

I'll include the first 11 rows with data.

For the rest, I'll include rows for names that appear with some data.

Let's create rows for:

1. Ghanna Singh - leave blank.

1. P. O'Sullivan - Amount (s. d.): 270 0 0, Amount ($ C.): 165.20, Date: 1st June, 1921, Emolument: 324.00, Age: 49, Cause:

1. J. A. Mackay - Amount (s. d.): 230 0 0? (from "230 * 0 191 3" maybe 230 0 0), but unclear. I'll put "230 0 0" as Amount (s. d.), Date: ?, etc.

But this is guesswork.

Given the instruction not to add or remove substantive words, I should not guess. I should only correct unambiguous OCR errors.

Thus, perhaps the best is to present the text as a series of paragraphs? But the original is a table.

The instruction: "If data is clearly in table format, reconstruct the table using Markdown table syntax." The data is clearly a table in the original, but the OCR output is not clearly in table format. However, I am to proofread the OCR output, which is the text given. The text given is a linear representation of the table. I should reconstruct the table from that linear representation.

I think I need to use my judgment to reconstruct the table as best as possible.

I'll produce a Markdown table with all the names I can identify and the associated numbers in the order they appear, aligning columns based on the header.

Given the time, I'll write a table with the first 11 rows fully, and then for the remaining, I'll create rows with the names and the numbers that follow them in the text, but I'll keep the columns as per the header.

Let's do it systematically by scanning the text after the header and grouping.

I'll write a script in my mind: The text after "$ C." is a list of lines. I'll treat each line as a potential cell. But the lines are broken.

Maybe the OCR output preserves the row order but each row is spread across multiple lines. For example, the first row: "Isar Singh," "71.50." "1st Jan., 1921," "214.00" "17" - that's 5 lines. The second row: "Peter Brazil," "227 10 0" "17th Jan., 1921. £437.10.0" "50" - 4 lines. Third: "Shahab Deen......................... " "100.80" "| 18th Jan., 1921." "$252.00" "18" - 5 lines. Fourth: "Jangoo," "109.20" "18th Jan, 1921." "252.00" "A" - 5 lines. Fifth: "Kesur Singh," "143.00" "1st Feb., 1921," "300.00" "48" - 5 lines. Sixth: "Abday Khan," "105.00" "1st March, 1921." "252.00" "19" - 5 lines. Seventh: "Jewan Singh," "88.92" "11th April, 1921. ⠀" "216.00" "39" "Invalided." - 6 lines. Eighth: "Baghel Siugh,..." "96.60" "21st April, 1921." "232.00" "48" - 5 lines. Ninth: "Ram Singh,......................" "96.60" "1st June, 1921." "252.00" "50" - 5 lines. Tenth: "Said Mohamed," "109.77" "1st June, 192]." "252.00" "50" - 5 lines. Eleventh: "Surkhroo Khan," "51.30 |" "1st June, 1921." "216.00" "50" "Invalided." - 6 lines.

Then the pattern changes. The next lines: "Ghanna Singh," "P. O'Sullivau," "J. A. Mackay," "R. H. Moore." "270 0 0" "165.20" "1st June, 1921," "324.00" "49" "Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0" "45" "230" " 0" "191 3" "F. Culliford, ....." "... 172 16" "Alfred Floyd," "172 16 0" "Fattel Singh," "161.00" "Lee Yee," "1908,40" "Ordinance No. 11 of 1900," "11th Aug., 1921." "360.0.0 | 53" "8" "13th Aug., 1921." "367.12.5" "50" "17th Aug., 1921." "360,0,0" "49" "20th Aug.," "1921." "360.0.0" "49" "On Expiration of" "Term of Service." "30th Aug., 1921." "$420.00" "+7" "Chung Phu..." "201,50" "Ist Sep., 1921." "17th Sep., 1921. | 390.00" "408.00" "47" "I" "53" "Bhaggat Singh." " A" "64.80." "1st Oct., 1921, :" "216.00" "35" "Invalided." "On Expiration of" "Moland Singh," "Gurdit Singh,." "Abdulla Khan," "Jala! Din," "114.40" "1st Nov., 1921." "264.00" "47" "Term" "Term of Service." "105.00" "1st Nov., 1921." "2.72.00" "+7" "177.00" "1st Nov., 1921," "354.00" "41" "119,60" "1st Nov., 1921," "276.00" "48" "Jewan Khan," "William Reid," "165.20" "1st Der., 1921," "3.54.00" "49" "1!" "53 + 0" "1st Jan., 1922." "£200.0.0" "40" "Invalided." "I" "George Jackson,......." "William Duvitt," "187 4" "245 0 0" "18th Feb., 1922," "$437.10" "1st Jan., 1922. | 360.0.0 47" "On Expiration of" "Term of Service." "Invalided." "|" "18" "Jinder Singh," "105.00" "24th Feb., 1922." "252.00" "i 32" "Chan Tak," "Kishen Singh," "108.68" "1st April, 1922," "264.00" "17" "On Expiration of Toym of Service." "151.20" "8th May, 1922," "$24.00" "16" "+" "285"

This looks like the OCR read the table column by column? For example, all names first, then all amounts, then all dates, etc. But the names are interleaved with amounts.

Actually, the first 11 rows are complete rows. Then the rest seems to be a different table or continuation where the OCR read the names column first: "Ghanna Singh, P. O'Sullivau, J. A. Mackay, R. H. Moore, F. Culliford, Alfred Floyd, Fattel Singh, Lee Yee, Chung Phu, Bhaggat Singh, Moland Singh, Gurdit Singh, Abdulla Khan, Jala! Din, Jewan Khan, William Reid, George Jackson, William Duvitt, Jinder Singh, Chan Tak, Kishen Singh" and then the amounts column: "270 0 0, 165.20, 230, * 0, 191 3, 172 16, 172 16 0, 161.00, 1908,40, 201,50, 64.80, 114.40, 105.00, 2.72.00, 177.00, 119,60, 165.20, 187 4, 245 0 0, 105.00, 108.68, 151.20" etc. Then dates column, etc.

But the OCR output is not perfectly columnar; it's mixed.

Given this, reconstructing the exact table is extremely difficult.

Given the constraints of the task, I think the expected output is to clean up the text and present it as a Markdown table with the rows as they appear in the OCR, but with corrected line breaks and spelling.

Perhaps the user wants me to output the text as a Markdown table with the same number of columns as the header, and each row corresponds to a line in the OCR? But the OCR lines are not rows.

I'll adopt a pragmatic approach: I'll output the header and then for each clear row (first 11), I'll put a row. For the rest, I'll put the remaining text as a single paragraph or as a table with merged cells? But the instruction says to reconstruct tables.

I'll create a table with the header and then one row per name that I can identify, filling in the data that seems to belong to them based on proximity.

I'll do my best to align.

Let's list all names in order of appearance in the OCR after the first 11:

1. Ghanna Singh
2. P. O'Sullivau
3. J. A. Mackay
4. R. H. Moore
5. F. Culliford
6. Alfred Floyd
7. Fattel Singh
8. Lee Yee
9. Chung Phu
10. Bhaggat Singh
11. Moland Singh
12. Gurdit Singh
13. Abdulla Khan
14. Jala! Din
15. Jewan Khan
16. William Reid
17. George Jackson
18. William Duvitt
19. Jinder Singh
20. Chan Tak
21. Kishen Singh

Now, the amounts that appear after the names: "270 0 0", "165.20", "230", "* 0", "191 3", "172 16", "172 16 0", "161.00", "1908,40", "201,50", "64.80", "114.40", "105.00", "2.72.00", "177.00", "119,60", "165.20", "187 4", "245 0 0", "105.00", "108.68", "151.20"

That's 22 amounts for 21 names? Close.

Dates: "1st June, 1921", "Toth June, 1921", "11th Aug., 1921", "13th Aug., 1921", "17th Aug., 1921", "20th Aug., 1921", "30th Aug., 1921", "Ist Sep., 1921", "17th Sep., 1921", "1st Oct., 1921", "1st Nov., 1921", "1st Nov., 1921", "1st Nov., 1921", "1st Nov., 1921", "1st Der., 1921", "1st Jan., 1922", "18th Feb., 1922", "1st Jan., 1922", "24th Feb., 1922", "1st April, 1922", "8th May, 1922"

Emoluments: "324.00", "£450.0.0", "360.0.0", "367.12.5", "360,0,0", "360.0.0", "$420.00", "390.00", "408.00", "216.00", "264.00", "2.72.00", "354.00", "276.00", "3.54.00", "£200.0.0", "$437.10", "360.0.0", "252.00", "264.00", "$24.00"

Ages: "49", "45", "53", "8", "50", "49", "49", "47", "47", "35", "47", "+7", "41", "48", "49", "40", "47", "47", "32", "17", "16"

Causes: "On Expiration of Term of Service", "Invalided", "On Expiration of Term of Service", "Invalided", etc.

This suggests that the table has 21 rows for these names.

I can try to match each name with the corresponding data by index.

But the OCR order of names might be the same as the order of data columns? If the OCR read the table row by row, then the names would be interleaved with data. But here names are grouped, then amounts, then dates, etc. That suggests the OCR read column by column.

However, the first 11 rows are row-by-row. So maybe the first table is row-by-row, and the second table is column-by-column? Unlikely.

Given the difficulty, I'll output the first table (11 rows) as a Markdown table, and then for the second part, I'll output another table with the names and the data columns as they appear in the OCR text, but I'll align them by the order they appear in the text for each column.

But the user might not expect such complexity.

Given the time, I'll produce a Markdown document that includes the header and the first 11 rows in a table, and then the remaining text as a cleaned-up list or table with notes? But no notes allowed.

I'll output the entire text as a single Markdown table with all rows, but for rows where data is missing, I'll leave cells empty.

I'll write the table now.

I'll create the table in Markdown.

First, the header:

Then rows 1-11 as above.

For row 12: Ghanna Singh - I'll put name, leave others blank.

Row 13: P. O'Sullivan - Amount (s. d.): 270 0 0, Amount ($ C.): 165.20, Date: 1st June, 1921, Emolument: 324.00, Age: 49, Cause:

Row 14: J. A. Mackay - Amount (s. d.): 230 0 0? (from "230 * 0 191 3" maybe 2

( L 23 )

POLICE PENSIONS.

Name of Peusioner.

Amount.

Amount,

Authority,

Date from which the Pension

has been paid.

Amount of Emolument when last employed

in Public Service.

Present Age of

Pensioner.

Cause of Retirement.

s. d.

$

C.

Isar Singh,

71.50.

1st Jan., 1921,

214.00

17

Peter Brazil,

227 10

0

17th Jan., 1921. £437.10.0

50

Shahab Deen.........................

100.80

| 18th Jan., 1921.

$252.00

18

Jangoo,

109.20

18th Jan, 1921.

252.00

A

Kesur Singh,

143.00

1st Feb., 1921,

300.00

48

Abday Khan,

105.00

1st March, 1921.

252.00

19

Jewan Singh,

88.92

11th April, 1921. ⠀

216.00

39

Invalided.

Baghel Siugh,...

96.60

21st April, 1921.

232.00

48

Ram Singh,......................

96.60

1st June, 1921.

252.00

50

Said Mohamed,

109.77

1st June, 192].

252.00

50

Surkhroo Khan,

51.30 |

1st June, 1921.

216.00

50

Invalided.

Ghanna Singh,

P. O'Sullivau,

J. A. Mackay,

R. H. Moore.

270 0 0

165.20

1st June, 1921,

324.00

49

Toth June, 1921. £450.0.0

45

230

• 0

191 3

F. Culliford, .....

... 172 16

Alfred Floyd,

172 16 0

Fattel Singh,

161.00

Lee Yee,

1908,40

Ordinance No. 11 of 1900,

11th Aug., 1921.

360.0.0 | 53

8

13th Aug., 1921.

367.12.5

50

17th Aug., 1921.

360,0,0

49

20th Aug.,

1921.

360.0.0

49

On Expiration of

Term of Service.

30th Aug., 1921.

$420.00

+7

Chung Phu...

201,50

Ist Sep., 1921.

17th Sep., 1921. | 390.00

408.00

47

I

53

Bhaggat Singh.

• A

64.80.

1st Oct., 1921, :

216.00

35

Invalided.

On Expiration of

Moland Singh,

Gurdit Singh,.

Abdulla Khan,

Jala! Din,

114.40

1st Nov., 1921.

264.00

47

Term

Term of Service.

105.00

1st Nov., 1921.

2.72.00

+7

177.00

1st Nov., 1921,

354.00

41

119,60

1st Nov., 1921,

276.00

48

Jewan Khan,

William Reid,

165.20

1st Der., 1921,

3.54.00

49

1!

53 + 0

1st Jan., 1922.

£200.0.0

40

Invalided.

I

George Jackson,.......

William Duvitt,

187 4

245 0 0

18th Feb., 1922,

$437.10

1st Jan., 1922. | 360.0.0 47

On Expiration of

Term of Service.

Invalided.

18

Jinder Singh,

105.00

24th Feb., 1922.

252.00

i 32

Chan Tak,

Kishen Singh,

108.68

1st April, 1922,

264.00

17

On Expiration of Toym of Service.

151.20

8th May, 1922,

$24.00

16

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