CO129-074 - Lieut. Governor Caine & Sir Robinson - 1859 [6-12] — Page 28

"Colony or at home; and on the other

in

"hand if this is to be done, Offices "New South Wales must be regarded "as not closed against Her Majesty's "Subjects from other parts of the humpire.

Now, if in

to be found the

this

exposition

une

and declared

recognized policy and practice of Her Majesty's

Government, it seems to me that the special arrangements proposed by Sie Charles Trevelyan (letter to Mr Merivale, 15th April 1858) for the regulation of the Pension List of each # Particular Colony cannot except through much complication be

carried out.

of

斥

If these interchanges, and

are

are

to be

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very judicious they permitted, to which of the Colonies in which he has served is the Public Officer to look for his retiring Allowance? ir if he be promoted to Service at home, will the Imperial Revenue

provide for him ? or is a scale of adjustment to be devived, whereby the different places Service shall be proportionately charp!

T

palpable

difficulty

one,

and

thus raved is a

even

if

come

overen

t

من

this

might be it does not fully reach the

case

of

it

an individual who entered the

Crown Service in a Colony like this

which possessed at the time

of entertaining a service

and

F

its

oron

was maintained

consequently was