CO129-168 - Sir Kennedy - 1874 [9-12] — Page 108

his Pension will be

but in event

being

the entire

of the

reduced to £1,100 by),

£460

Talary

reason

of the exclusion therefrom of the

Imperial contribution to the

& Talary

of Postmaster, then and in such

case the Pension will be .

If on the other hand the Offices

of Postmaster General and

Collector of Stamps

رے نے کیا کے

ا

held

to be Separate, Mr. Mitchell

the

will, with addition of Imperial contribution of £100

to his Colonial Talary of £ 900

ao

on

Postmaster, be entitled to

£

421-13-4-

£ 383.6.8

Pension of

the Postmaster Generals Talary

of 21,000.

and

£116.13.4 on

ما

a gratuity of

the Collector's

Talary of £200 per

annum at

the rate of one month for

year of service -

from

or

each

without the

₤100 hom the Imperial lost

Fffice,

Ow

to a

Pension of

The Postmaster's Talary

£900 per

annum),

106

£ 345-13-4

of

the

and

on.

the

gratuity of £116-13-14

Collector's Talary.

I attach hereto extracts

6 from

The Deshatches of Tir R. G. Mas Donnell

in reference

to the increase of the

25 July 1867. Talary of the Postmaster General,

1334

£800 to £1,000,

and to the

from

Provisional appointment of Mt. Mitchit!.