on certain conditions.
2 I have hitherto delayed communicating with you on this subject in the hope of being able to discover some mode of facilitating Major Caine's retirement, and that obstacles of an insuperable nature oblige me at length to abandon the attempt as impracticable.
3 The proposals made by Major Caine for his retirement are as follows:-
1. That he should receive a grant of £4,000 in money—a grant of land in N. Zealand, to the extent of £1,000 in addition to a grant of land as a military officer, and that the immediate sale of his commission should be guaranteed to him.
2. A pension of £450 per annum with the grant of land and sale of his commission.
4. With regard to the
on certain conditions.
2 I have hitherto delayed Communicating with you on this subject
the hope of being
able to discover some mode of facilitating Major Caine's
retirement, and
that obstacles
Ireget
gan
insuperable nature. oblige me at length to abandon the attempt
-ticable.
as
imprae-
3 The proposals made by Major fame for his retirement are
as
as
follows:-
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10. That he should receive a brant of 4xovo in money-a
the purchion
renussion
tur
of hand in N.Zealand, to the extent of klevo in addition to a Grant ophand
Military
as a
Officer, and
that the
iimmediate Sale of
his Commission should
be
quaranteed to hum 2. Apenown of £450
450 per annum with the brant of hand and Sall of tus Commission, 4. With regard to
the
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