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works" Leane by the Secretary &
absence will be extended
state in cases gets
q
a
Indisposition, or urgent private affairs, "not as a matter
course, nor inlet the 9
unless the "Public convenience admits & it. Such Extension will not in the first instance be given for more than six months." Here is a definite provision, occupying a paragraph by itself, and which, conjoined with Rule 106, entitles
a colonial officer, when an additional six months to his original leave may have been granted, & a continuance of half-salary during such extra six months. The language also of the provision is totally different from that which is employed when the restricting Leave are referred to in the next clause. "absence will be extended,
Rule 114 says but not as a matter "course" for months additional and that can be only in accordance with Rule 106, or it might be altogether useless.
Rule 115 is of a different character, and is written in different language. It is in larger
"leave
of 'absence will be extended, but further extensions may be given - the such extensions" is defined, and the restrictions before referred to form part
7
the same paragraph. It would seem therefore, that what is contemplated is, that there
may
leave of absence, to the extent of these months, in case of sickness, by the Governor and Council of a Colony. That the sick officer is entitled
be granted
to half
salary during such leave. That the Secretary of State will extend most leave should necessity (to be proved) arise, for six months, and that during such period of absence from the colony the officer will be entitled to his half salary.
"That if, after these grants," "further extensions should be asked for they may be granted, at the discretion of the Secretary of State and
subject to the imposition of the restrictive conditions which appear, for the first and not less only time, in Rule 115.
Higators heaun & an onl Fated enc.
I have,
you will see, referred to the above points as briefly as
briefly as possible, I must trust to your kind forbearance
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I have no doubt that, with sufficient green you earch (W. Arguments have been repeated to you
an) in
ad nauseam, whilst to me they the 15 ay have at least the merit of freshness, and they
pleasing my
views and record, Kemener much I may be repeated? much I be mistaken in them's.
I know that you will do all that The decision is righer and proper with regard to min
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mut is Whatan a
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my
of of state is off. Citation, and that your decision hels be in accordance with the established prac. the office. The pernicious climate of Hong Kong has so far broken down my health and energies, both bodily and mental, as to render a few months' house stay in Europe absolutely indispensable. I can
of an
in who has to enable me to do justice to the public vice after which I hope to be able "to resume with efficiency the duties of
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my office
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works" Leane by the Secretary &
absence will be extended
state in cases gets
q
a
Indisposition, or urgent private affairs, "not as a matter
course, nor inlet the 9
unless the "Public convenience admits & it. Such Extension will not in the first instance be given for more than kis mouths." Here is a definite posaction, occupying a para. raple by itself, and which, confiled with Rule 106, entitles
colonial officer, when an addition six months to his original leave may have been granted, & a contumance & half-salary during mich restra six months. The language also of the provision is totally different from that which is empleyed when the restricting Lesbe are referred to in the next clause. "y abfence will be extended,
Rule 114- says hut not as a matter "course" for months additional and that care be only in accordance with Rule 106, or it might Le altogether use less.
Rule 115 is of a differeest character, and is written in different language. It is m Luger
"leaver
of 'absence will be extended, but further extensions may be jihen - the such trusions" is defined, and xuration the restrictions before referred to forme hart
7
the same paragraple. It would seem therefore, that what is contemplated is, that there
may
leave of absence, to the extent of these months, in case of sickness, by the Governor and Conveil y a Colony. That the sick officer is entitled
be granted
да
to half
Wh Tiedens
to hath- Salary during such leave. That the secretary & state will extend mots lease should necessity (to be proved) arise, for sex months, and that during such peries. of absence from the along the wit officer will be entitles to his half salary.
"Ghat if, after these grants," "further extensions should be asthed for they may be granter, the Secretary of State and
at the discretion
subject to the imposition of the restrictive conditions which appear, for the firstand not less anly time, in Rule 115.
Higators heaun & an onl Fated enc.
I have,
you will see, seferned & the above paints as briefly as
briefly as possible, I must trust to your kind forbearance
Wegne
my
of the an Haled it axcuse the trouble which & have her
I have no doubt that, t with rufficient green zou. earch (W. Arguments have been repeated to you
an) in
ad nauseau, whilst to me they the 15 ay have at least the merit & freshnef, and d. they
plasing my
views and record, Kemener much I may upeated? much & be mistaken in then's.
I know that you will do all theat The decution is righer and pooper with regard to min
surd th
mut is Whatan a
Adoni
fie
my
of of state is off. Cication, and that your decision hels. be in accordance with the established prac. the office. The pernicions climate Stengkung has es für broken down i. is the ordi- my health and energies, both bodily and any can)
a) bd mental, as to render a few mouth's houser. stay in Europe absolutely indispensable. i can of an
in who has to enable me to do justice to the public vice after which I hope to be able "Io resume with efficiency the duties of
und in Murah J Roxies,
badet can
my office
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