With the understanding that he will be re-employed
opportunity offers in preference to new applicants for office.
The man has therefore not a
good ground of grievance
has deceived us (1) as to her not having in saying he
was not supplied with his Pension Papers (3) in
saying he has
burned all
a great loss all his
Commercial connections.
? how refuse his Petition for retirement on Pension
in 20814
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290 No.
316.
Government House,
Hong Kong, 8th November, 1899.
Sir,
I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your despatch No.186 of the 12th September, regarding the case of Mr. Ng-Kwai-Shang, Second Clerk in the Magistracy.
With regard to paragraph 2 of your despatch, Mr. Ng-Kwai-Shang was made aware of the condition as to re-employment on October 16th when he received his pension papers. His statement in paragraph 5 of his memorial dated 17th May last that he was not supplied with his pension papers after he had left the service is incorrect. He was supplied with the pension regulations on the 16th October and he has been allowed to retain all the advantages of his commercial engagements into which he had entered before that date, i.e. between the date of his temporary retirement and the 16th October. He raised no objection to the conditions of his retirement on pension until called upon to rejoin the service in 1897.
The Right Honourable
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, M.P.,
&c. &c. &c.
with the understanding that he will be reemplyed
offortuity offers in preference to new applicants for office."
The maw has therefre not a
his
ghool of a grievance
has deceived as (1) as to her not having in saying he
was not supplied with his Pension Papers X3) in
saying he has
burned al
a
great low all his
Commercial connectitur.
? how refuse his Petition for retirement on Pension
in 20814
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34477
Rece
290
No.
316.
Government House,
HongKong, 8th
November, 1899.
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sir,
I have the honour to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your despatch No.186 of the 12th.September, regarding
the case of Mr.Ng-Kwai-Shang, Second Clerk in the Magistracy.
With regard to paragraph 2 of your des-
2.
patch, Mr.Ng-Kwai-Shang was made aware of the condition as to
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re-employment on October 16th hwhen he received his pension
papers. His statement in paragraph 5 of his memorial dated
17th. May last that he was not supplied with his pension papers
after he had left the service is incorrect. He was supplied
with the pension regulations on the 16th.October and he has
been allowed to retain all the advantages of his commercial
engagements into which he had entered before that date,i.e.
between the date of his temporary retirement and the 16th.Oc-
tober.He raised no objection to the conditions of his retire.
ment on pension until called upon to rejoin the service in
1897.
The Right Honourable
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN,M.P.,
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