453
The Hon: Acting Registrar-General,
"I advise dismissals from
the service."
14 Dec? 1893.
(Signed.) A. M. Thomson,
The Hon: Colonial Treasurer,
"If Mr. Ayers gave satis-
faction during
his second term
in the Police Force, he might, I think, receive pension for that pe-
riod. His present offences do not
appear very serious,
nor is it stated
that they were, as a
matter of fact, due to drink. I
have been informed
that
he has, during his service in the
Asylum,
been
drunk to such
an extent
as to render him unfit for duty,
but rather that his retention is
undesirable
owing
to
more than
his
regularly
being
drunk.
I think he should be
allowed to resign, if he under-
takes to do so on
present date, and without pension for
service in the Medical Department. If he declines to accede to these
terms, he should be dismissed!"
(Signed) A.G. Mitchell,
Attorney General,
Above opinion is, of course, liable to alteration after hearing Myers' defence.
14 Dec? 1893.
(DA) A.G. M.I.
The Hon:
Attorney General,
I have read General
Barker's
Minute and I concur, & do not
think it a case for a pension.
(Signed) J. M. Gooderson
4th Dec? 1893.
The Hon: Colonial Secretary
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453
The Hou: Acting Registarifeneral,
I advise dismissals from
the service."
14 Dec? 1893.
(igned.) A. M. Thomson,
The Son: Colonial Treasurer,
"If der Ayers gave satio-
faction during
his second term
in the Police Force, he might, I think, receive pension for that pe- riod. His prevent offences do not
serious,
appear very that they were, as a due to drink. Jad
nor is it stated
matter of fact, shey
been
20,
At have been inv
that
appear
dismissal might perative. It does not he has, during his service in the | Asylum,
as to render him unfit for dutys
drunk to such
an extent
but rather that his retention int
undesirable
taking
owing
to
more thair is
his regularly good for
him.
»
"hine.
I think he should be
allowed to resign, if he under- takes to do so on from prevent - date, and without pension for
service in the Medica✪ Departmente If he declines to accede to these? terms, he should be dismissed!"
(iigner) A.G. Mitchel? „Imas,
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Above opinion is, of course, in the to alteration after hearing Myers defence.
#
14 Deck 1893.
(DA) A.G. M.I.
The How: Atfor
#
Attorney General,
read General
I have
veral Barker's
Minute and I concur, & donnot
#1
think it a case for a pension.
(Signed) 1. Mr. Gooderan
M.
4th Deer 1893.
The Mon: Colonial Secretary
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