CO129-240 - Public Offices & Others - 1888 — Page 454

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of his salary there £1250

or

£83-6-8 per

annam. (It should be explained that the

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he had only

little over 2 years service there libraltar is held to be liably for a proportion of the additionviction copped fein

the flaimon qualifications; from flraits 5th his salary there 12000 trong trong kg cho

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the

X 60

or two perann;

of £2500 or £604-3-4

from

and it should be explained to both

In the pass & particular wit the Ora salary is qu at tiso t $ Chaink ₤1200 right. It was quier in 1660

Colonies that though in neither of their but west deft

Pension Regulation of is it clearly shown

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service

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ince who has had lay them 7 year as much the wring in the felgerti

general principle of both requlations is that

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may

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have 2 the of his salary for each years service as such and I th of his

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reliving salary for service in other capacities (Ece last page but one of bes Round's memo.)

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the regards his British Columbia fansion of Aero

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despatch shoulal the sent to the Cove Grand of Canada with refere to 10234/71 (C4 in Bonnel Volume herewith) saying that his 7. Phillippe is about to relive from the public service from 4 october next and that the I of S. would be sad if cerrangements were made by which the pension could be faid in London from the 5th October and inform bir & Phillippo according ben

aß 30/8/85

Memo.

This minute bears out the Rounds

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to paper, (on 14130) of from his

Minute

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Minute on 14 881 I presume the principles

Zaid down in his memo on 14130 f now

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adopted in Mr Browne's minute, be laid before the Colonies concerned- Gibraltar, thaits, Hong Kong

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I that there

Clones (with Canada as to previous pension) should

be written to as Mr. Browne

suggests.

The

Paper of Particulars is rather meagre, and

Judge, 7

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may not be

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In the Colonies, but intelligble very help them each to prepare their

own Paper of Particulars which they should be told to do.

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I am not sure whether this paper

Should in the first instance be the seem by Mr Round, who has dealt Exhaustively

or whether it should be

with the matter dealt with at once

I think we may

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W. Meade

In Browne

Auss.

proposes.

31/8/98

Mungelback has buidly conductaler there deafts for me. Mr. Hamilton should fed that this book wi

but

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will

become racant on the 4 betober.

and 6/9