CO129-374 - Public Offices & Others - 1910 — Page 329

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Kinsider the devisin

to the

اسميته

with regard puusia

I would send copy of this officially to Sir F.Lugard

say that we

see

SuccesS no prospect of

in finding

་་་

further employment for Mr. Carter and press him to find

something in H.Kong, as soon as possible. To tido

over Mr. Carter's present distress, suggest to Sir

F.Lugard that the Leg. C. in H.K. might be invited to

vote a sum not exceeding £100, in view of the special

hardship of the case, adding that we should not be

justified in assenting to a special pension on the

ground of the peculiar merit of Mr. Carter's service.

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Sirj

I beg

GLENROY,

85,Coburg RoAD,

320

UPPER TEDDINGTON,

5.7.10.

MIDOX.

Long

beg to point out that so ago as February 12t last, you promised to do everything fromible to find me further employment, but up to the present the efforts have been unsucusspul. I again beg to ask that some help bo an increase in my granted me either by "pension a

by a grant, I would again point out that the circumstaxus of my case extremely exceptional and that the

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Secretary of State for the Colonies has the power to deal with it under Section of of the Pension regulations, Cases of peculiar & extraordinary merit. The whole circumstances of my case bre unfortunat indeed and cannot. present.

I have the honour

to to Sui

Yours very

كلمة

Gledently

Aired barkr.

The Under Secretary of State for the Colonies,