LW. MAYER
ILAT FRASER.
COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDINGS
c. 880
C
33643
REP
KEITH,
7th July...
N.B.
THE UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE,
for the Colonies,
Colonial Office,
Whitehall,
LONDON. S.W.
Mar Sir,
1034,77
-
Hong Kong
Widow & Orphans Fund
Police Establishment.
On 23rd December last I wrote you on behalf of Mrs. Cuthbert, 68, Land Street, Keith, widow of the late 1st class Inspector David Douglas Cuthbert bringing before you her application for an increase in the rate of pension allowed to her from the above Fund. To this letter I received a reply that consideration was being given to the whole scales and rates of pension and my client has been patiently waiting the result, but the quarterly pension was paid to her as usual about a week ago at the former rate of £32;3;6d, i.e. £8:0:10d. per quarter. In my previous letter I already brought to your notice the fact that the late Inspector Cuthbert had 21 years service in the force at the date of his death and became entitled to a pension £120 per annum sometime before his death, but having obtained permission to continue on active duty, he died while still in the service.
As is well known practically all Government departments have revised the rates of pension so as to equalise, to some extent, the reduced purchasing power of money and I shall be glad to know that an increase in the rate of pension has been authorised in this case more specially as I am informed that other participants from this fund have been granted an increase of 25% post dated to 1st January, 1919. I shall be glad to know the reason why this rate of increase has not been paid to Mrs. Cuthbert.
Yours faithfully,
C
TER & FRASER.
LW. MAYER
ILAT FRASER.
COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDINGS
c. 880
C
33643
REP
KEITH,
7th July...
N.B.
THE UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE,
for the Colonies,
Colonial Office,
Whitehall,
LONDON. S.W.
Mar Sir,
1034,77
-
Hong Kong
Widow & Orphans Fund
Police Establishment.
On 23rd December last I wrote you on behalf of Mrs. Cuthbert, 68, Land Street, Keith, widow of the late lat class Inspector David buglas Cuthbert bringing before you her application for an increase n the rate of pension allowed to her from the above Fund. To this etter I received a reply that consideration was being given to the hole scales and rates of pension and my client has been patiently aiting the result, but the quarterly pension was paid to her as mul about a week ago at the former rate of 232;3;6d, 1.e. 28:0:10d. or the quarter. In my previous letter I already brought to your otice the fact that the late Inspector Cuthbert had 21 years service in the force at the date of his death and became entitled to a pension
£120 per annum sometime before his death, but having obtained per- desion to continue on active duty, he died while still in the service,
As is well known practically all Government departments have evised the rates of pension so as to equalise, to some extent, the
duced purchasing power of money and I shall be glad to know that an mcrease in the rate of pension has been authorised in this case more specially as I am informed that other participants from this fund ave been granted an increase of 25% post dated to 1st January, 1919. shall be glad to know the reason why this rate of increase has not een paid to Mrs. Cuthbert.
Yours faithfully,
C
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