CO129-133 - Sir MacDonnell - 1868 [10-12] — Page 319

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come to a definite understanding. to the mode in which that portion of the Police Force intended for __ service in the Rock Yard is to be paid, and in what

manner.

provision

is to be madrift the pensions of such us may hereafter become entitled to them:

you

It appears to me that might find it an advantage to confer personally with the present Asting Superintendent of Police, who can of once give you such information

relative to the regulations of the

El As

force

may enable

your way to the

ou to sev

you

arrangements

-required by the Naval Authorities._

without in any way increasing the

burthens of the Colony. Ishall be very.

very happy to

sanction whatever details

when you

decide

you may have seen the

Acting Superintendent of Police

provided that no

expense be thereby

entailed

this Government.

I have only to add that if

Some

equitable plan of meating the probe ble

cost of sccruing pensions

it would be

ol

can be devised,

advantage to the

Naval Authorities to place the Police

appointments and Surveillance Bock Yard entirely under the Central Authority

I have, F

of the

one

(Signed;) Richard Granes, Mas Donnell,

Gouernor and Commander-in-Chief-