in Victoria Gaol to retire from the service on the grounds of ill health.
2. Mr. Brass' salary and emoluments amount to $9333 per mensem, and he has 4 years and 4 months' service, so that under clause I(4) of the Pension Regulations a gratuity of $37333 would be grantable to him.
3. Under the circumstances, however, I have thought it advisable to provide him with a passage to England, at a cost of $268,134 and to grant him only half the above sum, viz. $18666 gratuity, and I hope you will approve of that arrangement.
4. I venture to invite attention to the cause of Mr. Brass' failing health, and to express a hope that care may be taken in future not to enlist persons who have suffered from syphilitic disease.
in Victoria Gaol to retire from the service on the grounds of
ill health.
2.
Mr. Brass salary and emoluments amount to $9333
mensem, and he has 4
per me
years
and 4 months' service,
so that under clause I (4) of the Pension Regulations a gra tuity of $373332 would be grant
3.
able to him.
Under the circum.
stances however I have
thought it advisable to pro-
vide
of $268,
134
vide him with a passage to England, at a cost and to grant him only half the above sum vir $18666. -gratuity, and I hope you
asa
will approve of that
ment.
4.
your
one
arrange-
" venture to invite attention to the cause
of Mr Brass' failing health,, and to express a hope that
be taken in future!
Care
may
not to enlist persons who have suffered from syphi-
litie
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