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20 Indian policemen will be entertained from the 12th of next month in lieu thereof, by which a saving of £67.10.- per annum

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as is shown by the accompanying extract from Mr. May's letter of the 24th Prox.__ This change will, I hope, be approved by Your Lordship.

I have the honor to be,

With the highest respect,

Your Lordship's,

Most obedient

Ausuble Servant,

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I have to acknowledge

Previous despatch

despatch

the receipt of your despatch

No 13 of the 25 Jan. last

reporting

the arrangements

which he has thought

it Expedient to make relative to the Police Establishment at Hong Kong, and I have to signify to you my

approval of these arrangements.

I have

Mr Macgnal

The expense

£6874

-15 for conveying families of the retired Policemen

families to India should I presume be recommended to

the Treasury, it having been agreed to give

them free passages

to the places they have chosen for settling in

Singapore

Singapore as no additional charge is incurred, Fees Police Boat the plan proposed

Governor may

The reduction in

European Strength

the sanctioned 2

Vacancies

the number of

of the Indian Pension only

those receiving

allowance. There is a

Expense in the

20 Indian policemen will be entertained from the 12th of next month in lieu thereof, by which a saving of £67.10.- per annum

will be obtained in that Establishment,

as is shown by the accompanying extract from Mr. May's letter of the 24th Instant.__ This change will, I hope, be approved by Your Lordship.

I have the honor to be,

With the highest respect,

Your Lordship's,

Most obedient

Humble Servant,

Jan

25/3/1845

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Situation

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Governor Bonham.

25 Feb

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I have to acknowledge

the receipt of your despatch

No 13 of the 25 Jan. last reporting

the arrangements which he has thought it expedient to make relative to the Police Establishment at Hong Kong, and I have to signify to you my approval of these arrangements.

I have ... Mr Macgnal

The expense £6874 -15 for conveying families of the retired Policemen to India should I presume be recommended to the Treasury, it having been agreed to give them free passages to the places they have chosen for settling in Singapore as no additional charge is incurred.

The reduction in European Strength, the sanctioned 2 Vacancies, the number of Indian Pension only those receiving allowance. There is a saving by entertaining 20 Indian policemen from the 12th of next month in lieu thereof, by which a saving of £67.10.- per annum will be obtained in that Establishment, as is shown by the accompanying extract from Mr. May's letter of the 24th Instant.

This change will, I hope, be approved by Your Lordship.

I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordship's Most obedient Humble Servant,

Jan 25/3/1845

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Governor Bonham.

25 Feb

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I have to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch No 13 of the 25 Jan. last reporting the arrangements which he has thought it Expedient to make relative to the Police Establishment at Hong Kong, and I have to signify to you my approval of these arrangements.

The expense £6874 -15 for conveying families of the retired Policemen to India should I presume be recommended to the Treasury, it having been agreed to give them free passages to the places they have chosen for settling in Singapore as no additional charge is incurred.

The reduction in European Strength, the sanctioned 2 Vacancies, the number of Indian Pension only those receiving allowance. There is a saving by entertaining 20 Indian policemen from the 12th of next month in lieu thereof, by which a saving of £67.10.- per annum will be obtained in that Establishment, as is shown by the accompanying extract from Mr. May's letter of the 24th Instant.

This change will, I hope, be approved by Your Lordship.

I have the honor to be, With the highest respect, Your Lordship's Most obedient Humble Servant,

Jan 25/3/1845

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