CO129-465 - Public Offices & Others - 1920 — Page 514

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of £10 a month orig, granted

By the Coltort, to Mas fines for

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jension

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rcontined for two

vro in exceso

of my being saved at that

time from the lension Fund.

The In these mics. Le Tw. of Hong

has refused to contuire the acinze

محبة

The Sofs regrets that he does

retensel his

way

to recommend

fiat his decision oRd. He reconsidered a coby of this

comes, is however being out o The Is. forhis

(Signedy G. GRINDLE

Merchant

(REPRESENTING THE CAPTAINS AND NAVIGATING OFFICERS OF THE BRITISH MERCHANT BERVICE.)

Halle

The Imperial

†EPHONE NO.

8077 & 6072 BANK, LIVERPOOL. 3681 AVENUE. London

1813 CARDIFF.

30 SOUTH SHIELDS.

52 CORPORATION, HULL

4201 OENTRAL, GLABOOW.

OSD SUNDERLAND,

SEB

Solicitors at

Most Leading Seaports at Home and Abroad.

Service Guild

Over 400 Agents Ashore and Affeat. Agents at Leading Seaports throughout the World,

Secretary: Mr. T. W. MODRE, C.B.E., F.A.G.S.

Lieutenant, Royal Naval Rarva (Hanomery).

Chief Assistant Secretary: Lieut. G. 8. SAY, M.B.E., R.N.V.R.

OFFICIAL.

Cashler: Mr. C. K. MITCHELL.

ADDRESS TELEGRAMI

DOLPHIN, LIVERPOOL. GUILDGRAFT, LONDON DOLPHIN CARDIFF. DOLPHIN, SOUTHSHIELDS. GUILDORAFT, HOLL DOLPHIN GLASGOW, PROTECTION, BUNDERLAND,

Assistant Secretary: Capt. H. A. CLEGG.

HEAD OFFICES: THE ARCADE, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

OTHER OFFICES:

Dixon House, Lloyd's Avenue, London, E.E.3. Colum Buildings, Mount Stuart Square, Cardin. The Old Town Hall, South Shields.

41, King Edward Street. Hull.. Baltic Chambers, 50, Wellington Street, Glasgow. 32, West Sunalside:-Sunderland.

The Under Secretary of State,

Colonial Office.

Sir.

20th May, 1920.

REC

ED

21 MAY 1920 OOL OFFICE

513

I am obliged by your favour of the 19th instant (23625/1920)

to hand to-day contents of which I have carefully noted. I much

regret the Secretary of State cannot see his way to recommending

that Mrs. Jonos' pension should be reconsidered as we feel that having regard to the present economic conditions even if she was

granted half the amount which she had previously from the Government

of Hong Kong it would make a very great difference.

I thank you, however, for sending the correspondence on

to the Governor for his consideration and we sincerely trust that

he will be good enough to view the whole case favourably.

I am, Sir,

Your obedient Servant,

se

Secretary.