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:that new Pension Regn- lations for the Police had been promulgated, embodzung this proposal, and frother

that such as members of the

Force as onlossied had

agreed to abandon the privilege

without of retiring on a pension worth and medical exstafica certificati bradical before completion of after ten gears' service of the privelege of remitting at 4/2, had received certain

increases of salarzy

with

the 15t of

arrears from the 15t

Jan? 1884.

the alterations

3. Dapprove of introduced in the scale mcreases of pay, which I

had previously sanctioned;

the and also the Pensin

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Mr. Meade

1

"The list has now Come in $177 (Rec? bep of this)? But this par.

Gr.4/3

I'm

Regulations, a copy of 50

which accompanied your

desp. of 15th January 1882,

4.

You will

doubtless

send to the home a revised

X

list of officers

who retain

the privilege of remittance

at 4/2.

5.

In regard to this

An four Policemen,

clasin of the four Sugaged

in 1853 & 1884, engaged in mentioned in the last far. of your desp to the privileges secured by the old pension minute of 1874, I have the honour' to point out that the Ordinance Empowers the for. to regulate the Pension anditions from time to time, and these Constables signed uncondition

the conditions agreement

one

f

of which was that they should

be