CO129-240 - Public Offices & Others - 1888 — Page 434

out a case

for a special peusion. I think it is time to mothe ap his mind for him. Either he is fit to

back or

go

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way.

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fair notion

to expect

to expect in the

his

dep of what he has

in the way of pension

This letter was written to me as

Sir R. Herbats private Secretary,

• Shall I write bail 2

2 say

that his

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he must now decide either to

to go back

or not irrespective of the exact amant

of pension; that in

this kind an

to a

cates

7

• ordinary Officer would be called upon affron before D: Gage Brown & would

not be given any option of retiring

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not ukiting according to the amount

of hall pension; at that for minst for Kill the emonteration of any extension of bove that he ramot say what then

is

# not likely to be given indefinite

holf pay for lave for the consideration of his pension, When eventually he may no

retire at all.

C.PL.

7 July

Mink hir G. Philippo

not

should be told that

as it caube

Le cannot have a "special "pension, but that his

Care will be treated as liberally Consistent with the minutes of the practicalag Stories in which he has served, the funeral. practice of this Department, that as far as can be reckoned here that pension will be about £800 in addition tots clain he has on lanador, that he should Elect how citter to take leave without pay from - October, or to

Such

retive on that pention from

A pension from the same date

[Fir G. Philippo has misunderstood the metton by which the £855 was arrived at ; & I carefully guarded.