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Letter from Colonial Office

re gratuity in case of Warder W.McMullan.

(Copy)

19165.

General Prisons Board for Ireland.

Pre 19 NOV 97

Dublin Castle,

240

Under Secretary,

One of the terms under which Warder McMullan was appointed to the Hong Kong Prisons Service was as follows:-

"Under Treasury rules the service at home of any pensionable officers transferred to any Colonial Service will eventually count for pension from Imperial Government, provided the officer does not retire before attaining the age of 60, except on ground of ill-health or abolition of office".

Warder McMullan having retired from the Colonial Service on ground of ill-health not having completed 10 years' service - is entitled, it is presumed, to the usual gratuity in respect of his years' service as a Prison Warder in Ireland from 11th November 1889 to 21st November, 1895, he having during this period served with diligence and fidelity and to the satisfaction of the General Prisons Board.

15th November, 1897.

(Signed) J.S. Gibbons.

Chairman.

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Letter from Colonial Office re gratuity in case of Warder W.McMullan. (Copy) 19165. General Prisons Board for Ireland. Pre 19 NOV 97 Dublin Castle, 240 Under Secretary, One of the terms under which Warder McMullan was appointed to the Hong Kong Prisons Service was as follows:- "Under Treasury rules the service at home of any pensionable officers transferred to any Colonial Service will eventually count for pension from Imperial Government, provided the officer does not retire before attaining the age of 60, except on ground of ill-health or abolition of office". Warder McMullan having retired from the Colonial Service on ground of ill-health not having completed 10 years' service - is entitled, it is presumed, to the usual gratuity in respect of his years' service as a Prison Warder in Ireland from 11th November 1889 to 21st November, 1895, he having during this period served with diligence and fidelity and to the satisfaction of the General Prisons Board. 15th November, 1897. (Signed) J.S. Gibbons. Chairman.
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Letter from Colonial Office ag to gratuity in case of Tarder W.McMullan. (Copy) 19165. General Prisons Board for Irbland. Pre 19 HOW J7j Dublin Castle," 240 Under Secretary, One of the terms under which Warder McMullan was appointed to the Hong Kong Prisons Service was as follows:- "Under Treasury rules the service at home of any pensionable officers transferred to any Colonial Service will eventually count for pension from Imperial Government, provided the officer does not retire before attaining the age of 60, except on ground of illhealth or abolition of office". Warder McMullan having retired from the Colonial Service on ground of illhealth not having comploted 10 years' service - is entitled, it is presumed, to the usual gratuity in respect of his years' service as a Prison Warder in Ireland from 11th November 1889 to 21st November, 1895, he having during this period served with diligence and fidelity and to the satisfaction of the General Prisons Board. 15th November, 1897. (Sed.) J.S. Gibbons. Chairman.
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Letter from Colonial Office

ag to gratuity in case of Tarder W.McMullan.

(Copy)

19165.

General Prisons Board for Irbland.

Pre 19 HOW J7j

Dublin Castle,"

240

Under Secretary,

One of the terms under which Warder McMullan was appointed

to the Hong Kong Prisons Service was as follows:-

"Under Treasury rules the service at home of any pensionable

officers transferred to any Colonial Service will eventually

count for pension from Imperial Government, provided the officer

does not retire before attaining the age of 60, except on ground

of illhealth or abolition of office".

Warder McMullan having retired from the Colonial Service

on ground of illhealth not having comploted 10 years' service -

is entitled, it is presumed, to the usual gratuity in respect

of his years' service as a Prison Warder in Ireland from 11th

November 1889 to 21st November, 1895, he having during this

period served with diligence and fidelity and to the satisfaction

of the General Prisons Board.

15th November, 1897.

(Sed.) J.S. Gibbons.

Chairman.

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