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DOWNING STREET,

Sir,

261

September, 1916.

With reference to the letter from

thia Department of the 24th May relative

to the question of the continuance of

your Colonial allowancewhile serving with

His Majesty's Army, I am directed by Mr

Secretary Bonar Law to inform you that

Houghong

the Governor of Gayton reports that

you volunteered for military service with

other members of the Police and Prison

Department for theduration of the war

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and the Colonial Government promised to

on return reinstate all the volunteers to the

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Colony after the war, You appear to

have succeeded in obtaining your

discharge from the Army in February last

in order to obtain employment in England,

intimating the fact that you did not

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desire