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should not be entitled to

Pensions .

Regarding therefore

the fact of the Establishment

enel: 2.

being

so described as

due we mus

notades 7-

to inadvertence, and having this in view the long and good service of the matron and

the

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a

fact

that she is over

years of age,

and being European is without.

friends or means

of support

no

in the Colony being longer able to work, I

recommend

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recommend that she may be

granted a pension.

I enclose the usual

Paper of Particulars in which the amount of pension has been left blank to be determined by Your Lordship if you should take a favourable view of

the case.

I have the honour to be,

My Lord, Your Lordship's Most Obedient

Humble Servant,