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The facts of the case are these in
The facts of the case are as follows:
• Mr. Deane returned to the Colony in November 1881. In 1885, he had no vacation.
In 1886, he applied for, and obtained, four months' leave.
3.
It so happened that he availed himself of only two and a half months of that leave; and, as it was taken partly on half pay, it counted as one month on half pay.
4.
Mr. Deane's contention is that the two months he took in 1886 prolonged his leave for 1885, and that he availed himself of half a month only of his leave for 1886. That being so, a month and a half remained due to him for that year, and this, with two months for the present year, made up three and a half months.
On half pay, he now wishes to go to England.
Meanwhile, he applied to me for three months' leave on full pay (another Officer being available to do his duty without pay) and for one month's leave on half pay, for which he applied.
The matter was brought before the Executive Council, and it
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the case are these in
The facts of the
•Mr Deane returned to the Colony
18811. In 1885 he had
November
ins
no vacation.
have, but, in 1886, he applied for,
monthe vacation
four in
and obtained four
leave.
3.
It so happened that he -
availed himself of only
two and
half months of that leave; and,
as
one month on half pay.
4.
Mrr Deane's contention is
that the two months he took in 1886
Avlonged himself of half a month only of
to 1885, and that he availed
his leave for
1886. That being so,
month and a half, he considers,
a
remained due to him for that year,
and this, with two months for precent year,
and a
waker
up
half months on
the
the three
he
now wishes to
6 go
to England
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half
leave, he applied to me
and a
Meanwhile
full pay (another Officer &
doing
hie
duty
without pay) and
one
for
three
full pay
wonthe leave
on
for
which he applied.
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The matter was
brought
before the Executive Council and
it
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