the Government the loss of : the cost of recruiting them and bringing them from India, and would probably also have created difficulties in the way of obtaining recruits from India in the future.
4. I should, however, have faced these difficulties without hesitation, and refused all concessions, if it not been clear to me that the position of the Indian Police compared, to a slight extent, favourably, as regards their pay with that of the Indian boy soldiers on service in this Colony.
I have the honour to be, Sir, Your Most Obedient Humble Servant,
Within Relingry
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the Government the loss of : the cost of recruiting them and bringing them from India, and would probably also have created difficulties
in the
way of obtaining.
re-
cruits from India in the
ofuture.
4.
I should, however,
have faced these difficulties
without hesitation, and re-
fused all
concessions,
it not been clear to
had
ne
that the position of the
Indian
Indian Police compared.
to a slight
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just favourably, as regards their
ement
thy pay with that of the Indian boy soldiers on service in this
1. Colony. I have the honour to be,
/pee my
Sir
Your Most Obedient
Humble Servant,
Within Relingry
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