CO129-424 - Governor Sir May - 1915 [9-10] — Page 229

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It seems to me the quite char that this users to local promotion

that

we hot

transfer to another colony contemplated. Consequently mis

Stollard we have the value of free quantes.

? So much her a send the inphielt P.MP. & C.A. infoguidance (t rack reet saying that the S.JS.

does not think that transpers

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Sir,

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GOVERNMENT HOUSE,

HONGKONG. 29th. September, 1915.

Referring to your Confidential Despotal of the

oth. Au ust, I have the our to state tunt in pol saluting Miss

K. 4. Stollard's pension the value of her free quarters was not

taken into secount, in consequence of ar. Craiberlain's instruct-

-ions in the enclosure to his Despatch No. D of the ord. Jaunty,

611902, to the effect bunt officers then in the service who enjoyed

the privilege of free quarters would retain the right to count the

value of thair quarters for pansion purposes only witil their next

promotion.

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2.

This rule however should perhaps be regarded t

referring only to promotion within the Colony, and I am prepared bo

recommend that Miss Stollard should be allowed to count the value

of her quarters for pension at the rate of one-sixth of her salary.

Pension forms amended accordingly are enclosed herewith for trans-

-mission to the Crom Agents and Miss Stellard.

I have the honour to be,

Sir,

Your most obedion,

humble servant,

Governor,t:C..

RICHT HONOURABLE

INERET BOMAR LAW, H.P.,

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