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par. 15, Police Pension Regulations of the 20th July 1891)

By this it appears

that, special arrangements

car

be made, and I respectfully submit

that meire is a s

special

case adi-

(a) The salary of the post is now

less than it was 20 years

years ago, and

the difference ($30 per month) –

between

and as

ad

Chief Inspector

my pay Deputy Superintendent is, I

think, so small that I could

scarcely

be asked to forfeit my

claim to pension under the Police

Ordinance.

1872 1882, 1894

Deputy Superintendent.) 2.760 3120 2640

Salary of

My pay

to

Chief Inspector is

$1680 + Personal Allowance × 480

and good conduct allowance $120

$2280 Sifference $360.

(b)

I, being entitled now to a Police.

Police Pension of £ 200 per annume

(about $110 per mensem) would be in receipt of only $110 per

mensem,

an additional.

in addition to

my quarters and chair allowance

it were.

Under these circumstan.

for my

services as

44.

do

you

think it would be...

possible to have

my

appointment

me

confirmed without depriving

of any privilege as regards pension, allowing it to remain in abeyance, to be taken up by

me,

should I

wish to retire before becoming -

entitled to a Civil Service Pension, and to lapse altogether

on my earning

a pension under the Civil Service Regulations.

Major General Gordon,

I have re.

(Signed) G. Horspool. Act. Dept. Drept. of Police.

Capt. Jupt. of Police.

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