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G.P.C. 51590 Hong Kong

A. NOV.

576

Downing Street,

9 November, 1916

DRAFT.

THE SECRETARY

GENERAL POST OFFICE.

MINUTE.

Mr. Harris

Mr. Collins

Mr. Grindle.

Mr. Lambert.

Mr. Read.

Sir G. Fiddes.

Mr. Steel-Maitland.

Mr. Bonar Law.

No 330.22 30.28 May to. 46.940 Corr,

Cove to gov.

Indi

It conson Copylon 15 Nov 1

Sir,

I am directed by Mr. Secretary Bonar Law to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 27th ultimo,

respecting the temporary employment in the Hong Kong Post Office of Mr. J.H. Cooper, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist in the General Post Office,

2. I am to request you to suggest to the Postmaster General that there seems to be some doubt whether the temporary employment of Mr. Cooper has been in the Hong Kong Post Office if so arranged, as to make any alteration in his position with regard to civil pension. He appears to be still technically on Army property and liable to be recalled for service at any moment; so subject to the conditions under which he joined the Army. The temporary work at Hong Kong is a mere incident in

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G.P.C. 51590 Hong Kong A. NOV. 576 Downing Street, 9 November, 1916 DRAFT. THE SECRETARY GENERAL POST OFFICE. MINUTE. Mr. Harris Mr. Collins Mr. Grindle. Mr. Lambert. Mr. Read. Sir G. Fiddes. Mr. Steel-Maitland. Mr. Bonar Law. No 330.22 30.28 May to. 46.940 Corr, Cove to gov. Indi It conson Copylon 15 Nov 1 Sir, I am directed by Mr. Secretary Bonar Law to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 27th ultimo, respecting the temporary employment in the Hong Kong Post Office of Mr. J.H. Cooper, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist in the General Post Office, 2. I am to request you to suggest to the Postmaster General that there seems to be some doubt whether the temporary employment of Mr. Cooper has been in the Hong Kong Post Office if so arranged, as to make any alteration in his position with regard to civil pension. He appears to be still technically on Army property and liable to be recalled for service at any moment; so subject to the conditions under which he joined the Army. The temporary work at Hong Kong is a mere incident in
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C G.P.C. 51590 Hong Kong A. NOV. 576 S& Downing Street, 9 November, 1916 DRAFT. THE SECRETARY GENERAL POST OFFICE. MINUTE. Mr. Harris 6 Na Mr. XMr. Collins Mr. Grindle. Mr. Lambert. Mr. Read. Sir G. Fiddes. Mr. Steel-Maitland. Mr. Bonar Law. 1fs a. No 330.22 30.28 May to. 46.940 Corr, Cove to gov. Indi It conson Copylon 15 Nov 1 Sir, I am directed by Mr. Secretary ر Bonar Law to acknowledge the receipt of the 27th ultime, of your letter of respecting the temporary employment in the liong Kong Post Office of Mr.J.II. Cooper, Sorting Clerk and lelegraphist in the General Post Office, 2. I am to request you to suggest to the Postmaster eneral that there seems to be some doubt whether the temporary employment of Mr. Cooper has been in the Hong Kong Post Office if so arranted, as to make any alteration in his position with regard to civil pension. He appears to be still technically ens property in the Army 5 liable ish recalled for service at any moment; so subject to the conditions under which he joined the Army s The temporary work at Hong Kong is a mere incident in
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G.P.C. 51590 Hong Kong

A. NOV.

576

S&

Downing Street,

9

November, 1916

DRAFT.

THE SECRETARY

GENERAL POST OFFICE.

MINUTE.

Mr. Harris 6 Na

Mr.

XMr. Collins

Mr. Grindle.

Mr. Lambert.

Mr. Read.

Sir G. Fiddes.

Mr. Steel-Maitland.

Mr. Bonar Law.

1fs

a. No 330.22

30.28 May to. 46.940

Corr,

Cove to gov.

Indi

It conson Copylon 15 Nov 1

Sir,

I am directed by Mr. Secretary

ر

Bonar Law to acknowledge the receipt

of the 27th ultime,

of your letter of

respecting the temporary employment in

the liong Kong Post Office of Mr.J.II.

Cooper, Sorting Clerk and lelegraphist

in the General Post Office,

2. I am to request you to

suggest to the Postmaster eneral that

there seems to be some doubt whether

the temporary employment of Mr. Cooper

has been in the Hong Kong Post Office if so arranted,

as to make any alteration

in his position with regard to civil

pension. He appears to be still

technically ens property in the Army

5 liable ish recalled for service at any moment;

so subject to the conditions under

which he joined the Army s The

temporary

work at Hong Kong is a mere incident

in

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