CO129-240 - Public Offices & Others - 1888 — Page 377

Adami transfer from

the Provisional to this

Fixed Establishment

in 1875, bearing

his contention that his

in was

right to pensiin

then deliberately conceded by the local for No

Corresp. in the subject

appear

& have been

Taken place with the

P. Astate.

Sanderstand from

Janders

in spite of her injoying-

private practice.

the melonse to you despatch No 359 of the 26th of October last, that, tho' no Explicit provision is contained in the Hongkong Pension Minuts of 1862 Excluding Officer on the fixed eroablish at who may be alwired to engage in private practice, from superannuation priviléger,actice, Such a clair, has nothon recognized in the case of Officers cullring the service after 1059; that the

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feneral rule on this point

Bayug

was known in the Colony.

Lord

The Treasury letter of 13 April 1872 inclored in Kimberley's despatch of the 245

of the saws month respecting Dr. Murray's case should have

Ken

an

intimation to first.

Kennedy that in the view of th Home Govt. only those Officers,

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in whose favour a specific caception had been made. should be allowed superan- -nuation privileges in conjunction with the enjoyment of private practice; and if fish kand Sir A Kennedy.

to understood it it would

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appear improbable that he should hour shortly afterward, conceded such privilege to another medical Offices

without reference to the Jenter of State.

HTH