it is desirable to lay down rule on the object
It
a
definite
Agents Strait
87
the
was decided on 584 thing that the Colmces should pay for fassage of the families of there Policemen to & from the Colony, was even suggested that this shoe be embodied in the Agreement (see Draft to agents
set) but this
584
dit
has not been carried out, the agreement
mestly now in use
of the man's own
merely speaking
passage.
This decision was taken however
in regard to the expiration
primarily in regard
of
their Engagements, & not to each
occasion of
home-coming
leave;
Went the latter but it has been several time
wives o
applied t
the fovernor says
the occas
leaves of abened
in par. 2 of 9977/2
"
M. Rivers is accompanied by his
usual in such cases, thave wife and as authorized their receiving free passage, 2nd Class, from & to the long. Sunilart We have, at least three times, allowed it to wives going out with their husbands of absence, although they had not come home with thein (a
after
a
leave
2160/84!
185534 16355) and
on me occasim we extended it also to
a family (see 544 on)
480
If it is intended that the families
naval
Reg: 153 of Policemen (with the usual
provies
"not exceeding four") should have free passages to t
loted; the
Governor can
be informed on the next occasion that
The questim
Su 1 227/11
arises
from Colony at each period of
leave, I will make
note
of the
decision, so as to avoid trouble & doubts in the future; t the fovemor should be informed
Bud. 3 Nr.
Proceed as suggested ( dre Johnson
EWA lov3
Grant these passages - & keep the general
question for Mr Meade -
ab on
8.4/1
M. Meade
to consider the general question referred to in mg
Jazone
1MM 26/11
minute above.
Gud. 12 Nov.
quh 13 ha
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