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No. 246.
Government House,
Hong Kong,
25th August, 1899.
Sir,
This refers to: 1. despatch (2) of the 1899. In July, with a notification which is service out had for out of. Ofen vote, world under.
2. Pension Minute of 25/10/95, count for pension to the extent of 2/3rds.
The notification (1.35), HK. Gaz., 1889) simply states that Mr. Boulton was drafted from the 15th April, 1889, as Assistant Engineer on "Praya Reclamation Works."
I have the honour to forward for your consideration a letter from the Director of Public Works proposing that Mr. Boulton, who has for over ten years been engaged as Engineer on the Praya Reclamation, be taken into the regular service of the Colony, and, further, that he be considered entitled to count his service from the period of his first engagement as pensionable service. Several applications have from time to time been made by Mr. Boulton.
2. I enclose a letter from the Director of Public Works of the 4th October 1898, with the minute written by Mr. Sercombe Smith, then Acting Colonial Secretary, for General Black, on the 15th October, as that minute seems to give an accurate précis of the case.
3. Mr. Mudie's case, to which the Director of Public Works alludes in his last letter, is not on all fours with that of Mr. Boulton, as he had been gazetted as a regular member of the public service before he was transferred to the Praya Reclamation.
of 124th April, 1889, and the notification, which all Ormsby thinks "warranted at least the expectation of permanent engagement." I do not think, however, that we can posit creating an extra post - which is what the proposal amounts to - in the present state of the Colony's finances.
(The Governor is, I think, aware of the last sentences of part of this despatch. If Mr. Boulton's lobe was transferred to the permanent establishment, his service on the Praya Reclamation was...
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The Right Honourable
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,
etc.
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etc.
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of 124th April, 1889, and the cort
Notification, which all. Ormsly thinks "warranted at least the expectation of permanent engagement." I do not think,
however, that we can
posits creati an extra fost - which is what the proposal amounts to
in the present
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(The Gov. Is I think,
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the last sentences of part of this desf. Ifills. Boultower lobe transfered to the permanent establishment, his
service
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No. 246.
Government House,
HongKong,
25th
August, 1899.
sir,
This
bredd
el: 1.
desh.
(2) of the
1899
In July,
Ith a
which is service out haid for out of.
Ofen vote, world under
2.
10
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если
Pension Mumite of 25/10/95, count for pension to the extent of 2/3rds.)
AF
16/10
The notification (1.35), HK. Ga)
Gaz., 1889) simpel states that ills. Boulton
1
iraffted from the 15 that huil 1889
Assistant Engineer on
Works."
1
Précis
I have the honour to forward for your con-
sideration a letter from the Director of Public Works propo-
sing that Mr.Boulton, who has for over ten years been engaged
as Engineer on the Praya Reclamation, be taken into the regular
service of the Colony, and, further, that he be considered enti-
tled to count his service from the period of his first engage-
ment as pensionable service. Several applications have from
time to time been made by Mr. Boulton.
2. I enclose a letter from the Director of
betober 1898.
Public Works of the 4th.October 1898, with the minute written
by Mr.Sercombe Smith, then Acting Colanial Secretary, for Gene-
ral Black, on the 15th.October, as that minute seems to give
an accurate précis of the case.
3. Mr.Mudie's case, to which the Director of
Public Works alludes in his last letter, is not on all fours
with that of Mr. Boulton, as he had been gazetted as a regular
member of the public service before he was transferred to the
a love
mel: 3. 15th October,
1878.
the Praya Reclamation
Reff that that Notification
brious indicated
aff 2 would come
that M. Boulton's to an end when the
Praja ise clamation Works
weu
completed;
of
and that the question of continuing his senices after that event that be reserved
the verge until the Works. completion and must then be decided
wing to the
Cardition of the colors; and ask for further the to the requirements of the Dept, and
are on
CP
The Right Honourable
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,
ExC.
Ecc.
8cc.
are y
Praya
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