the Straits Settlements,
2
In his statement
featuring the calculations appended to
the paper of particulars,
it seems to me
that O'Brien appears to have misread Section
10 subsection 2 of the Hong Kong Pension
rules.
of the grant
December 1891 which
under certain conditions
allows half-pay leave
to count as
full time
for pension. The
words "after June 1876
I understand to
in that clause apply
only
to the inclusion
of
vacation leave
taken in conjunction
with half-pay leave
and, if not, as
O'Brien seems to
have assumed, to qualify the whole
clause
3 Mr. B.B. Smith's gross
Hong Kong service
was
16 years 6 months 19 days and his total half
leave
pay was 1 month, leaving
a resident
service of 14 years 5 months 19 days
The half-pay leave
is therefore well
within one sixth
of the
resident service
and no deduction
should be made in
the Straits Lettlements,
2
In his statement
featuilation of th fousins appended to
the paper of particulars,
Scams to me
For O'Brien axtars thave misread Rection
броке
10 subsection 2 of the Hong Rory Pension
mirsute
of the gron
December 1891 which
under certaine conditions
allows halfpey leave
full time
to comet as
for feusion. The
words "after June 1876
Dunderstand to
in that clause apply
only
to the inclusion
of
vacation love
}
takere in compunction
with half hey leave
ma
and, dff not, as
O'Brien seems to
have assumed, to qualify the whole
clause
3 Sin b.b. Smith's gross
Hong Kong service
was
16 years 6 months 19/an and his total half
Leave
pay rears I month, leaving
resident
a re
service of 14 year 5mm 194
The halfpay leave
is therefore, well
within one sixth
of the
resident service
and no deduction
should be made in
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