l o ! k . } \,' . | * ' ( 1 *' , , \ 1 ه ...' ' , , , , ," or * " .. 8 ...' o & ' V q 4 ، و . . ) ، ۱ ، ۱ قه Woo" , יך Wo w w * * * } 輔 له- 1 A. f * , r & | to r あ r o' | f t \ 1 | أر8 م . ו || |* ' ' , ,
- do i " ', oi * i t r t ҹ t l '. , " , n t | o o l ት r ! R ." «v 1 |
- d * k & . . . t I *
i i | ' ' I . . . . . d Manson or Parkmor. * * * * * * 80, when the application for pension or gratnity shall have been confirmed, or when, in ease of forced retirement, the amount of pension or gratuity shall have been determined, the amount, if it be gratuity, may be paid at once, or by such instalments as the Commissioners may think fit; but if it be pension, it shall ordinarily be paid monthly at the office of the Commissioners in Calcutta to the pensioner in person, or otherwise in accordance with the following rule. * , r 81. A pensioner who is unable to appear in consequence of bodily illness of infrສty, or is exempted from personal appearance, may receive his pension upon the production of a life-certificate signed by a responsible officer of Government, or by some other well-known and trustworthy person. In such cases the disbursing officer, who is personally responsible for any payments wrongly made, must take all possible precautions to prevent imposition, and must, before the first payment in each year, require proof not only of the existence of the pensioner, but also, if the pensioner has not been exempted from personal appearance, of his inability to attend in person to receive payment. 32. Unless specially exempted, a pensioner must take payment in person after identification by comparison with the permanent order. - 83. It shall be the duty of the Finance Committee yearly to make provision in the budget estimate to meet the cost of pensions and gratuities. * 84. If a pensioner or a person entitled to gratuity dies, payment of any arrear actually due may be made to his heirs, provided that they apply within six months after his death. Even if the pension or gratuity has not been sanctioned before the death of the officer, the payment may be made under the orders of the Commissioners in meeting. If an officer dies before actually retiring or being discharged, his heirs have no claim to anything. 35. Future good conduct is an implied condition of every grant of pension. The Commissioners reserve to themselves the right of withholding a pension, if the pensioner be convicted of serious crime or be guilty of grave misconduct. 36. It shall always be at the discretion of the Commissioners to suspend the above rules either in individual cases or generally. AMS SSMSAAA AMS TS HMSATAAAS AAAAAA I) ECLARATION. The 1st September 1877–Whereas it appears to the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal that land is required to be taken by Government at the public expense for a public purpose, viz. for the construction of an outpost in Manglabagh, in the town of Cuttack, it is hereby declared that for the above purpose a piece of land measuring 1 rood 22 poles, more or less, and bounded on the north by land belonging to Bodya Nath Pundit and Chowdhury Biswa Nath Dass, the Asthan of Mangla Takoorani, and the houses of Nand Runna and others; on the east by the road leading to the General Hospital; on the south by that leading to Bridge No. 1 of the Taldonda Canal; and on the west by the pucka house of Apartee Barick, is required within the aforesaid town of Cuttack. This declaration is made under the provisions of Section 6 of Act X of 1870 to all whom it may concern. HoRAck A. CockeakLL, Offy. Sevy. to the Govt. of Bengal. SAASAASAASAA AAAACCS *** : t o "", PUBLIC WORKS INEPARTMENT,-BENGAL. یعتحصح=خصححاطه EsTAbLIshment. The 27th August 1877. No. 230,--Baboo Dino Nath Sen, Executive Engineer (temperary rank), Fourth Grade, joined the Dinagepore Division on the 33rd July 1877, before noon. . | No. 231.-Mr. W. McCullagh, Sub-Engineer, First Grade, joined the Bhagulpore Division on the 8th current, before noon. (Goverнявяй Gasette, 11ім September 1877.] محلپم
