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1168 Cap.

75.]

Widows and Q_rphans Pension.

CHAPTER 75.

WIDOWS AND ORPHANS PENSION.

ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS.

SECTION.

1.

Short title.

2.

Interpretation .

3.

Establishment.

THE FUND.

MEDICAL EXA11UN.ATION .AND REGISTRATION OF CONTRIBUTORS.

for registration of contributor.

examined.

and registration.

officers to be medically examination 4.

Requirements 5.

Insured 6.

Medical 7.

Time limit for examination.

8.

Death of contributor 9.

Failure of contributor 10.


(1) Abatement from salary (2)Payment of deposits (3)Return of deposits in certain (4)Deposits not assignable.

to widow.

cases.

b•efore examination.

to pass satisfactory after medical medical rejection.

examination.

11.Payment of premiums on life policies out of abatements of officers rejected.

medically MANAGEMENT OF THE FUND.

of fund by directors.

of secretary.

12.Management 13.Appointment 14.Register 15.Financial 16.Accounts of the fund.

17.Valuation of fund.


and control and salary of contributors.

provisions.

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FUND.

18.Contributors.

19.Conditions 20.When insured on which insured officers may become contributors.

officer may remain under the provisions of Public Officers (Insurance) Ordinance.

21.Option to officers insured 22.Rates of contribution.

23.Where salary is incremental for purposes by order in council 24.Period of contribution.

25.

When an officer who, on leaving under Cap.

71 to become contributors.


a temporary maximum may be fixed of contribution.

with children of pensionable the service is married age may cease to contribute.

or a widower 26.Repayment of contributions to bachelor or widower without children of pensionable age.

27.Right to continue 28.Contributio who is a widower ns after retirement with children retiring in full on reduced on pension of pensionable of married income.

age.
age.

29.Right of contributor or deprived of his office to continue to contributions contributor contribute.

30.Retirement on the ground of ill-health without pension.

Widows and Orphans Pension.

[Cap.

75.

1169 SECTION.

31.Provisions the Crown.

32.Pension 33.Exemptions.

for case of officers transferred to other employment under to widow and children on dismissal of officer.

h'FORMATION TO BE FURNISHED BY CONTRIBUTOR.

34.Particulars 35.Non-performance of information.


of duty or giving PENSIONS TO Wrnows AND ORPHANS.

36.Exclusion 37.Duration 38.Tables 39.New tables from benefits.

of pension to orphan.

and instructions.

prescribed may, with the approval by order in council.

·:alse information.

be of the Secretary of State, 40.Option to contributors prior to 24th February, 1934, to elect to have calculated under new tables.

pension 41.New benefit tables.

42.Application 43.Orphans.

44.

(1) Divorce.

(2)Separation.


of new benefit tables.

45.

Widow and children marriage.

46.When there are a widow and children of previous of more than one previous marriage.

to children 47.Pension 48.Mode and condition 49.Appointment of persons 50.Payment of pension of widower.

of payment to receive of pension.

payment to persons acting Oil behalf Oil behalf of minors.

of children deserted or abandoned.

51.Pension 52.Decision 53.

(1) Regulations.

(2)Instruction not assignable.


of questions for use of tables arising ; schedule.

under the Ordinance.

54.Appµcation 55.Contributions by former contributors to officers of the Harbour Board.

Widows' under the Palestine of Ordinance and Orphans' Pensions Ordinance, 1944.

56.Increase of pensions registered on 31st December, 1948.

SCHEDULE.

PART L-THE ORIGINAL TABLES.

THE NEW TABLES.

THE NEW BENEFIT TABLES.

PART Il.-lNSTRUOTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE TABLES.

B.G.-V-oL.
B.G.-V-oL.

II-23 1170 Clap.

75.]

Widows and Orphans Pension.

CHAPTER 75.

WIDOWS AND ORPHANS PENSION.

[1ST JULY, 1923.]

1929 Ed.

c.207.

25 of 1932, s.7.

3 of 1934.

6 of 19:39.

8 of 1947.

27 of 1949.

23 of 1950.

31 of 1951.

32 of 1951.

8 of 1952.

20 of 1952.

Order 49 of 1953.

Short title.

Cap.

73.

8 of 1947, s.2.

23 of lil50, s.5, and 1st sch, 1.This Ordinance Pension Ordinance.

may be cited as the Widows and Orphans Interprota­ tion.

3 of 1934, s. 2.
2.In this Ordinance, unless the context *" officer" means any male person otherwise who has been or shall be requires­ the meaning to a pensionable substantively appointed 1933; within substantive " salary " means the salary of an officer's personal office in this Colony pensionable of the Pensions allowances Ordinance, including in appointment of salary; the nature " the fund " means the fund established under this Ordinance; "the directo rs" means the directors of this Ordinance of the fund appointed ; to the directors ; " means the secretary under the provisions " the secretary " contributo r " means an officer contributing to the fund as doing so ; and registered " widow " means the wife of a deceased " orphan " means the child of a deceased his wife born after marriage acco�ding to the law of the father's domicile marriage; " pension " means any pension implies ; contributor contributor by by marriage or legitimated under this Ordinance that the pension of the at the date of the except when the context contributor meant ; himself is *The interpretation of the expression :No.
3 of 1934 (which took effect which was- section 2 of Ordinance the original interpretation "officer" "' officer' moans any male person appointed before the !st July, 1923, and any m>Lle person appointed (a)to any office named in the Civil List Ordinance now in force, or which may after the 21st December, n.ftor tho 1st July, 1923- 1900, and hereafter be enacted, or (b)to any office named or described in the annual estimates as on the fixed establishment eighty dollars of the Colony whose annual salary amounts to four hundred and and upwards"; interpretation tho repeal of the original were made " except as to any person who was ,in ' officer' within the moaning of the said section" (i.e.
section and the substitution intet·pretation 2 in its original of the present form).

here printed is that substituted by us on the 1st January, 1934) for Widows and Orp ltans Pension.[Cap.

75.
75.

1171 " approved scheme " means a scheme for the granting of pensions established by the Governor to the widows and children in any other British in Council ; " the tables " and " the instructions of government officers and approved possession " mean the tables in Part I, and the instructions Part II, of the schedule to this Ordinance ; for the use of the tables in " Treasurer " Actuary " includes Deputy Treasurer ; " means a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries 8ofl947, s. 2.
8ofl947, s. 2. or of the Faculty of Actuaries in Scotland.

THE FUND.

3.

(1) A fund shall be established for providing of officers, to be called pensions for Establish­ the New Widows ment.

the widows and orphans and Orphans' Fund.

(2)The Treasurer revenues from investments shall, after the close of each year, pay 6 of 1939, to the fund the amount, if any, by which s. 2• falls short of the aggregate at the rate of six per cent.
per annum on the cost price from colonial the interest interest (exclusive of each investment held for the period of the year for which such investment was so held.

to any accrued of a portion thereof equal on behalf of the fund during the year, dividends) of (3)For the purposes " accrued dividends of this section- " means dividends accrued at the 6 of 1939 from the purchase.
s. 2• on money lent, be considered from day to day, and shall be deemed to have during and within the and not excluded shall like interest date of purchase Dividends as accruing accrued by equal daily increment period for or in respect shall be declared apportionable "investment" or expressed in respect of which the payment of the dividend to be made, and shall be of time accordingly; means any permanent of the investment fund excluding " interest bank balances from investments ; " means- received ( a)the amount of interest in the year in respect of investments (b)in respect held throughout of investments the whole year ; and purchased of each investment, or sold during which bears the year, a sum, in respect to the interest thereon the period for which the investment bears to the whole year.
for the year the same proportion as was held during the year B.G.-VoL.

II-23* l172 Cap.

75.]

Widows and Orphans Pension.

MEDICAL EXAMINATION AND REGISTRATION OF CONTRIBUTORS.

Requirements for registration of contributor.

4.From and after the commencement no claim whatever shall be allowed tribution to the fund which has been made by or on behalf of an officer unless that contributor.
officer has been duly in respect registered as a of this Ordinance, of any con­ Insured officers to be medically examined.

5.No officer appointed become, or be registered gone a medical examination directors as a contributor.

before the 1st July, 1923, shall until he has under­ as, a contributor and has been accepted by the Medical examination and registration.

6.
6.

{l) Every officer appointed when he has passed a medical accepted as a contributor as a contributor, by the directors, as from the date of his appointment.

shall be registered after the 1st July, 1923, and has been examination (2)The medical examination shall be made by a Board by of two Government consisting the Governor, fit, to appoint place of one of those medical officers on any particular examination.
officers appointed if they think to take the practitioner to the right of the directors, some duly qualified subject medical (3)The Board making the in the form, and containing examination, from time to time prescribed examination the particulars shall give of the result by the directors.

a certificate, of the (4)The certificate shall be subject confirmation require any made.
of the directors, other medical to the approval who may, if they think :fit, and examination of the officer to be (5)The certificate shall be treated as strictly con:fidentiaL 'l'ime limit f or examination.

8 of 1947, a.

4.

7.Every officer appointed after the 1st July, 1923, shall examination submit himself for medical the date of his appointment, the directors may in any special case allow, to submit himself, sentatives, that examination.
no refund shall or within such further period as and, if he fails so be made to him or his repre­ in case of his death, of any contributions prior to within one year from of Dea.th contributor before examination.

8.

If an officer appointed after the 1st July, 1923, dies before shall, the directors the medical to the provisions he has undergone subject to the representatives fund ; and no other claim on the fund shall be allowed of those contributions.
examination, of the last preceding of his estate all his contributions to the in respect section, return Widows and Orphans Pension.

(Cap.

75.

1173 9.

(1) If any officer fails to pass the medical him to join the fund as a fair average of the fund in respect continue to Failure contributor to pass of his contributions, satisfactory medical but his age shall, examination.
contribute, life with examination he of so as to entitle the full benefits shall nevertheless according directors life equal to an older age than his actual first contribution, which would be payable to the certificate and subject for the purpose to their confirmation, of the Board, approved be rated up as a age at the date of his by the to his widow and children of calculating the pension : Provided certificate as a contributor life is not a safe and proper of rating so advising), time not exceeding a fresh medical to suspend twelve up as herein of the Board, either that it shall be competent for the directors, on the the officer that his in the event of the Board certifying on any condition life for acceptance definitely to reject provided, or, (in the event of the Board their acceptance months they think fit, and to direct of the life for any (2)Any officer appointed examination at the expiration after the 1st July, 1923, who is of that time.
either provided rejected herein shall be struck off the register.

at the first or second medical examination as shall cease to be a contributor and his name 10.

(I) Notwithstanding examination, abatements from his salary, 1st July, 1923, is definitely second medical same monthly abatements shall be deposited directors Ordinance.

as deductions in the Savings rejected his salary that an officer appointed after the after the first or either shall be subject Abatement from salary after medical rejection.
as if he were a contributor, both before and after his rejection, to the and all from the salary of the officer under this Bank in the name of the (2)The amount of the deposits interest, thereon and accumulations Payment under this section to the widow of the deceased and his children (if any), for their benefit, (if any) or to the guardian or be applied officer for the 23 of 1950, of s. i and 1st shall be paid by the �!
����:�s either at compound directors benefit of herself his children directors widow or the children, default of the deceased surviving, (3)·where children, transfer, that the monthly the amount of the deposits leaves the public or on retirement, abatements for the benefit of the widow and children, as may be deemed desirable, officer leaving shall be paid to his personal a widow or child him representatives.

or a widower service or on dismissal, without Return of on �!Yt�:s in pension if he elects cases.
be discontinued, back receive and accumulations.

with or without he shall, sc · by the or the and, in an officer, being a bachelor, 1174 Cap.

75.]

Widows and Orphans ------------------------------- and accumulations no thereon, the deposits or transferab le, or be on shall be assignable upon, or arrested, (4)Neither Pension.

Deposits not assignable.


or taken in execution, any part thereof, attached, or levied account amount or any part thereof of any debt due by a widow or child to whom that is payable.

Payment of premiums on I ife policies out of ,ibatements of officers medically rejected.

11.
11.

{l) vVhere an officer definitely or second medical directors policies by the last preceding payment of the premiums examination and their successors on his own life, section of insurance insures in office, or assigns rejected after the first his life in favour of the to them the abatements directed the towards shall be applied on the policies aforesaid.
(2)Any part of the abatements not required for the payment of premiums manner as abatements shall be deposited under the last preceding and accumulated in the same section.
to effect an insurance or to (3),Vhere an officer desires the annual premiums lmder the last preceding written of the deduction and the Treasurer, of the to be made from his on being so required information assign a policy under this section, whereon exceed the abatements section, he shall give the directors fact and of the amount salary by the directors, amount specified (4)Policies for the purpose, of the officer the may deduct from the salary by him for the payment of the premiums.
and the proceeds and accumulations under this section in the same manner and subject thereof shall be held to the same under the last and accumulations of insurance as deposits deposits and treated conditions preceding section.

and MANAGEMENT OF THE FUND.

Management and control of fund by directors.

8 of 1947, s. 5.

12.

(1) The fund shall be under the control shall at all times be a director and the four other directors The Treasurer of the directors, as herein provided.

of five directors.
of five directors.

and the chairman shall be appointed 8 ofl947, s.5.

31 of 1951, s. 2.

Order 49 of 1953. of that term of office.
Prior to the expiration of this section, the present to hold office until the expiration of shall continue to the provisions (2)Subject directors their present term, and on or before the Governor in Council directors, and the contributors by regulations made under this Ordinance, other than Public Officers to be directors twenty-five per centum of the contributors the expiration shall appoint shall, elect two persons ; but if less than vote at any election, of each year thereafter, to be two persons in the manner prescribed Widows and Orphans Pension.
[Cap.

75.

1175 the election appoint directors.

shall be void and the Governor two elected members of the Legislative in Council shall to be Council (3)The directors, for re-appointment .

or re-election other than (4)A director, the Treasurer, other than the Treasurer, shall be eligible 8 of Hl47.

s. 5. office if- his shall vacate 8 of 1947, s. 5.


Order to the 49 of 1953. addressed (a)he resigns his office in writing secretary; (b)without the leave of the Governor he is absent from three consecutive meetings of the directors.

in Council some may at any time appoint Order 49 of 1953.

(5)The Governor person to be a director- ( a)if a director dies, or vacates his office, for the unexpired period of his office, and (b)for the period of any leave granted to a director.
(6)Whenever from a meeting one of their number to act as chairman present of the meeting.

the Treasurer of the directors, is absent from whatever the directors may elect cause, 8 of 1947, s.5.

(7)Three directors at a meeting (8)There shall be at least one meeting shall form a quorum_ of the directors present every month.
13.In order that proper accounts thereto and such clerks may be kept, the directors as may be necessary, with reference a secretary shall be fixed by them and who shall be under their control and !�i�.

direction: Provided shall appoint y whose salary may at any time direct that the Governor of the fund and registers .

Appointment s ���e c�1:{!r 23 of 1950, and 1st duties of the secretary officers of any department.
and clerks shall be performed that the by the 14.The secretary h. h h }} · th shall keep a register Regis_ter of contributors.

w 1c s a contam e name an age o every o cer, e 23 of 1950 d office held by him, the amount of his salary, the date of his marriage, his childr�n (if any), and such other particulars as the may require.

of all contributors, ffi th the age of his wife, and the ages of s ch.

and, if married, s. 5 and I;t directors f 15.


(1) All contributions made by contributors, under this Ordinance, of the fund, and all sums paid under subsection all interest .

ri[ls���s a.

6. all payments Fina!1ciaI revenues made from colonial on investments (1)of section 35 of this Ordinance, shall be paid into the fund.

1176 d C:ap.

75.J Wi ows and Orphans Pension.

\ 8 of 1947, a.

6.
\ 8 of 1947, a.

6.

(2)All pensions and repayments of contributions (including interest, if any) authorised incurre obtaining d in the administration l advice) and all expenses of the fund (including the be paid out of the fund.

by this Ordinance, of actuaria sha.11 8 of 194'7, s.6.
(3)All moneys belonging to the fund shall be deposited in Treasury as the directors shall consider expedient such of the Colony and, except as regards to retain i;he public part thereof for making payments out of the fund under this Ordinance, shall, as far as practicable, in such securities, may be approved at any time be changed sums required Ordinance investments of the fund of the fund in such manner as may and any so approved, out of the fund under this or employed at interest, by the Governor.
Any such investment may be raised by the sale or realisat for making payments into securities be invested on behalf ion of any : Provided that no part of the moneys belonging in the purchase or employed to the fund of securities of for the at interest if such purchase or such employ­ market value of the securities shall at any time be expended the Government of the Colony, purposes of such Government, ment would cause the total current of the Government together the purposes total assets of the fund at that date.
with the outstanding of such Government to exceed of the Colony held on behalf sums employed at interest three-eighths of the fund for of the Accoun�s of the fund.

80£1947, s.7.

Order 49 of 1953.


16.Annual accounts of the transactions of the fund during 31st December, and a statement of the fund at that date, shall be prepared by the every year by the and certified the year ended the preceding of the assets Treasurer and shall be audited Director Legislature, working of Audit, and shall thereafter be laid before the on the together with a report by the directors 30th June.

of the fund, not later than the ensuing Valuation of fund.
8 of 1947, 8.8. , 17.The fund shall be valued from time to time as directed and the actuary by the Governor, to the Governor; by which in his opinion in which there shall be any surplus in the may be dealt with or any deficit of approved, and by an actuary shall make a report set out the methods fund may appropriately appropriately be made good, whether contributions or benefits Council necessitate this Ordinance shall approve amendment may be made for giving or otherwise, and if the Governor in of any such method which would not of this Ordinance, under regulations by way of adjustment effect thereto .
Widows and Orphans Pension.

[Cap.

57.

1177 CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FUND.

18.Subject to the provisions of this Ordinance, all officers Contributors.

appointed all officers appointed before as, and the 1st July, 1923, shall be eligible after that date shall become, contributors.

19.

(1) Any officer appointed qualified if otherwise become a contributor on his agreeing- under this Ordinance, before.the 1st July, 1923, shall, be allowed to Conditions on which insured officers may become contributors.
( a)to pay into the fund the surrender value of his policy and thus secure to his widow and orphans increased or policies pensions (b)to the conversion based on that cash payment; or of his policy fully paid up in respect or policies to the date of his admission to be retained accordance Officers (Insurance) by the Treasurer with the provisions Ordinance his insurance (c)to continue ; or (Insurance) Ordinance ; or or policies of the premiums into a policy paid up to the fund, the policy or policies and disposed of section of at death in 12 of the Public Cap.
71. under the Puhlic Officers (d)to deal with his policy by the Governor approved (2)Officers shall be allowed in Council.

or policies in any other manner six months from the 1st July, 1923, to exercise their option of becoming contributors.

20.
(1) Any male person of the public and any male person who was on the u.n£.xed on the 1st July, 1923, who has effected with the provisions establishment establishment under and in accordance Officers (Insurance) 1st July, 1923, was or is appointed- Ordinance, service and who, subsequent to the on the unfixed insurance of of the Public now (a)to any office named in the Civil List Ordinance hereafter be passed, in force, or which may or in the annual (b)to any office named or described as on the :fixed establishment of the Colony, annual salary to four hundred and upwards, may elect either to remain under the provisions Officers (Insurance) Ordinance, this Ordinance, to become a contributor.
or, if otherwise amounts qualified under estimates and whose of the Public and eighty dollars When insured officer may remain under the provisions Public Officers (Insurance) Ordinance.

Cap.

71.

Cap.

68.

(2)The option shall be exercised by all the officers within six months from the date when they become eligible the option by notices to the secretary the widows and orphans to exercise of at their fund and to the Treasurer delivered in writing 1 L78 Cap.

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Widows and Orp hans Pension.


offices, and any officer failing respective within the provisions of this Ordinanc that time shall be deemed to have elected e. to exercise the option to come under who might have elected ·to be.come a contributor, under section 19 or 20 may, if he is otherwise a medical examin­ and has passed delivered to the secretary and to the offices within six months of the under Option to officers insured Cap.

71 to become contd bu tors.

3 of 1934, 8. fl.


21.Any officer, of this Ordinance qualified under this Ordinance ation, by notice Treasurer at their respective 24th February, be accepted his undertaking or (c) or (d) of subsection by the directors in writing in writing 1934, elect to become a contributor, and shall and registered on to comply with paragraph (a) or (b) as a contributor (I) of section 19 of this Ordinance.

Rates of contribution.

22.
(I) The rates of contribution shall contribute per centum of the maximum salary of his office ; (a)· a contributor shall be as follows :- at the annual rate of :five *(b) a contributor who, before the date of his first payment of or within to the directors under this Ordinance, contribution marrying, by written notice additional annual contribution the maximum salary additional annual contribution from the date on which he first became the first day of the month next after that received as the case may be: he shall make it accordingly a contributor, or as from in which his notice was of his office ; and if he elects of two and a half per centum of by the directors, to make an as so elects, may make an three months after Provided contribution that a contributor may elect to discontinue who is making an additional it at any time ; to contribute at a higher rate (c)no officer shall be required than :fifty pounds a year, and no officer shall be allowed to contribute in all.
(2)All annual contributions annual rate than seventy-five pounds at a higher ments, which shall be deducted contributors by the Treasurer by the Crown agents, payment of the fund.
of salary or pension, shall be paid in monthly instal­ from the salaries or pensions of or, in the case of payments made by the Crown agents on each occasion of and shall be placed to the credit (3)The first monthly before appointed the 1st July, 1923, be in respect in the case of officers of the month deduction shall, *Paragraph (b) has been repealed by section 9 of Ordinance No.
8 of 1947, with the proviso" that such repeal shall not affect the rights, or the liabilities 1947, has commenced paragraph to make an additional of the fund in respect ".

of a contributor, who, prior to the 15th March, annual contribution as provided by that powers and liabiliti es of a contributor, Widows and Orphans Pension.

[Cap.

75.

1179 during which they became contributors, shall be in respect after that datE:, officers appointed in which they were appointed as public officers.
and, in the case of of the month salary, or under inter­ is on leave on half salary, be liable he shall still rate, and in the last mentioned (4)If a contributor or on leave without at the ordinary diction, contribute ifhe does not himself aR the case may be, his contributions is on leave without arrear shall quent to that leave.
pay to the Treasurer during when he in subse­ of salary the period the amount of his contribution or to the Crown agents, to case, be deducted from the first payment salary, (5)Increases of contribution shall rank as if they were fresh at the respective ages of husband and wife when the entrances increase takes place.
23.Notwithstanding the provisions (a) and (b) of paragraphs 22 of this Ordinance (which shall contribute at the annual rate of five per of his office, and may elect to make annual contribution of two and a half per centum of an of his office), where the salary (1) of section of subsection that a contributor cent.

of the maximum salary an additional of the maximum salary office is on an incremental by order, salary Provided effect when an officer's so fixed.
for the purpose fix an intermediate of contributions under the said paragraphs shall cease to have : that any order under this section salary shall have attained the amount Where salary is provides incremental a temporary n1aximum may be fixed by order in council for purposes contribution.

3 of 1934, $.
3 of 1934, $.

7. of scale the Governor amount in such scale as a maximum in Council may, 24.Subject all annual of this Ordinance, to the provisions dies or has shall be made until the contributor of payment and before for an exact number of years, case terminating on or after the sixtieth, the period contributions contributed in the latter the sixty-first, of the contributor.

birthday Period of contribution.
Sofl947, s. 10. leaves 25.Where a contributor pension, without than by dismissal, rights under this Ordinance- on transfer he may cease to contribute the public retirement (a)where at the time he so leaves with children widower when the last of those children age; of pensionable ceases (b)where at the time he so leaves man with or without children married service, with or removal When an officer who, or otherwise on leaving and to have any the service is married or a widower service the public with age under this Ordinance, children pensionable to be of such pensionable age may cease to contribute.
he is a the public Sofl947, s.11.

age under of pensionable service he is a of 1180 Cap.

75.]

Widows and Orphans Pension.

ifhe subsequently ceases to be of such pensionable becomes a widower or when age last happened.

this Ordinance, the last of those children whichever 26.

( 1) Save as otherwise no contributions thereunder event shall have expressly shall be repaid.
provided in this Ordinance (2)Where a contributor, being a bachelor or a widower of pensionable without children ( a)dies; or (b)leaves the public service, age- transfer retirement and ceases to contribute ; or removal or otherwise than by dismissal, with or without pension, on Repayment of contribuLions to bachelor or widower without children of pensions ble age.

8 of 194'i, s. 12.
( c)is dismissed from the public service- cease to be a contributor for the purposes of he shall thereupon this Ordinance or to his legal personal any debt due to the Colony, that is to say- and there shall be paid out of the fund to him, representative, the following amount, less (i)in the case of a bachelor, tions paid by him with compound interest the amount of the contribu­ thereon ; and (ii)in the case of a widower, the amount of the contribu­ to be of pensionable tions paid by him during the period from the death of his last wife or the ceasing whichever event shall have last happened, interest Provided public service without interest.
age of his last child, with compound that where such a contributor the contributions for misconduct, shall be repaid is dismissed thereon from the 8 of 1947 s.12.
23 of 1950, s. 4. n (2) of this section interest (3)For the purposes of subsectio shall be calculated at the rate of two and a half per centiim per annum, with annual rests at the 31st December in each year, the interest beginning to accrue on the first day of the month following ceasing on the last day of the month preceding which payment is paid and the day upon is made.
the day upon which the first contribution under subsection (2) of this section Right to continue contributions in full on reduced income.

8 of 194,7, s.13.

27.


(1) Whenever the salary of a contributor becomes reduced by abatement continue to contribute receiving terms and conditions as if he had continued salary: of his emoluments, he may elect to upon the higher salary which he was and subject to the same to the reduction, previous to draw the higher Provided that- (a)he shall notify his election to the directors within four months after the date of the abatement; and Widows and Orp hans Pension.[Cap.

75.
75.

1181 (b)if he fails to do so within time as the Governor dies before he to contribute has done so he shall on the lower salary may in any special ; and four months or such further case direct, or if he be deemed to have elected (c)any election under paragraph (a) or (b) of this shall be irrevocable.

proviso (2)If the contributor upon the higher any pension same amount as that whereby his salary does not elect to continue and contributes to contribute 8 of 1947, 8.
13. shall be diminished by the it would have been increased if and not diminished.

to his widow or children had been increased on the lower salary, salary, 28.

(1) (a) Except as is otherwise provided where a contributor in subsection of pensionable a pension or is a :!

"tr:ement who is married age retires from the on pension from the funds of the ��:t�����r of this section, widower public Colony, service he may- with children and is granted (2) Contributions who is a widower (i).
contribute at a rate appropriate to the amount of his with pens10n ; or (ii)by notice within children of pension on the able age.

addressed 8 of 1947, four months after the date of his retirement s. 14. to the directors and served case direct, secretary or within such further time as the Governor may in any to contribute elect to continue special at which he was contributing retirement.
(b)Where no such notice immediately prior to his at the rate is served the contributor at a rate appropriate within on the secretary shall be deemed to have to the amount of his the time so specified, to contribute elect�d pens10n: Provided expiration elected immediately of the time so specified, that where the contributor dies before the he shall be deemed to have at the rate at which he was contributing to contribute (c)Except as is otherwise prior to his retirement.
provided elects where the contributor section, appropriate in respect under this Ordinance amount by which it would have been increased tributions (4) of this in subsection at a rate to contribute payable the pension by the of him shall be reduced if the con­ to the amount of his pension, had been increased of reduced.
instead (2) (a) Where a contributor who is married of pensionable with children attaining on the ground of ill-health before from the funds of the Colony, and is granted the age of sixty years he shall age retires a pension · s of 1947, 4 service from the public 9 • 1 or is a widower ·1182 Cap.

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to contribute at the rate at which he was contributing prior to his retirement addressed to the directors and until, and served on the unless by notice continue immediately in writing secretary, he elects- (i)to contribute his pension ; or at a rate appropriate to the amount of (ii)to cease to contribute as from the first day of the month in which such notice (b)If such a contributor shall is so served.

so elect, as the case may be.


or shall cease, be reduced, his contributions shall (c)A contributor may elect under this subsection to cease to contribute elected to contribute paragraph as provided (a) of this subsection.
notwithstanding that he shall have previously in subparagraph (i) of (d)If the whole or any part of a monthly to in paragraph contributor referred remain unpaid for a period to have elected month in respect of four months, to cease to contribute of which such contribution on the first day of the was payable: case the Governor shall so Provided that if in any special contribution of a (a) of this subsection shall he shall be deemed direct, this paragraph to four months there were substituted longer as the Governor shall have effect may determine.
period a reference to such as if for the reference 8 of 194'7, s. 14.

(3)Except as otherwise provided every election (c) of sub­ under this section shall in paragraph (2) of this section, section be irrevocable.

(4)Any pension a contributor referred this section on the day preceding payable under this Ordinance in respect of to in paragraph (a) of subsection (2) of shall be computed as if such contributor had died the date of his retirement- 8 of 194'7, s. 14.
(a)if his death shall occur not later than three years after the date of his retirement and if at the date of his death he shall be contributing of his pension at a rate appropriate to the amount ; (b)if his death shall occur not later than two years afler and if at the date of his death he the date of his retirement shall have ceased to contribute.
(5)·wb.ere an officer has elected, or has been compelled, in lieu of the pension to pension , his pension and gratuity receive a reduced which he might have received pulsion this section amount of his pension, unreduced pension under at a rate appropriate to the be deemed to be the amount of the which he might have so received.

his contributions but for such election or com­ for the purpose of calculating shall, Widows and Orphans Pension.

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1183 29.


(1) A contributor who retires voluntarily, or is deprived Righ� of r u �s by its abo�tion, �i�!�� !� of whic� he contribut of the offi:ce in respect but who 1s not granted a pens10n, from the date of his retirement which he was receiving the salary and subject remained salary.

in the public service may contmue or the deprivation at that date, at the same rate contribute.

to contribute of office on ::�!i!


� as if he had that to receive and continued to the same terms and conditions deprived of (2)If the contributor ceases to contribute, from him are not paid for six months, tributions his widow and children, be entitled interest accordance with the tables.
acquired only to a pension as the case may be, on his death shall by him when he ceased to contribute, computed on the basis of the in or any con­ his widow, or j who is married from the public 30.If a contributor or a widower with children Retirement on the ground on th"a f service from the revenues w1th?ut age retires and is not granted any pension of pensionable of ill-health the Colony, of such contributor shall, two years after the date of his retirement, or not at the time of his death such contributor at the rate at which he was contributing on the day precedi as if he had died his retirement, a pension of fil:��:_lt� under this Ordinance if his death shall occur not later than rit\0 9ni,, be computed, s. 15· whether was contributing immediately prior to ng such date.
in respect payable 31.

(I) A contributor who is transferred of Provisions from the service to contribute from the date when he ceases this Government continue · ffi · h f hi G o t s overnment o ce m t e service receiving to the same terms as if he had remained Government and continued receiving to any other office under the Crown may ��0::!e of red 1 hi h h to other on sa ary w c e was employment at the same rate and subject in the service which he was to receive at the date of the transfer.
at the date of the transfer, under the of this Crown.

the salary to hold transfer ceases (2)If the contributor to contribute, or if any contribu­ his widow, or his as the case may be, after his death shall be tion due from him is not paid for six months, widow and children, entitled acquired contribute only to a pension by him at the date of his transfer with the tables.
in accordance computed or of his ceasing on the basis of the interest to 32.A married officer or widower, age under this Ordinance, cease to contribute be e�titled, the mterest on hi� death, t?

a pension acqmred of pensionable shall =�� from the service ow shall children to the fund, but his widow and children comput�d �n t�e basis of �r :ms:!�sal by him at the date of his d1snnssal.

who is dismissed with children Pension to 1184 Cap.

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Exemptions.

33.


(1) The following shall not be eligible to become contribu - tors, namely- ( a)the Governor, and his camp if not contributors before they held those positions ; private secreta ries and aides-de- (b)persons (c)persons (d)an officer the maximum of whose scale of salary (or temporarily who have attained on special the age of fifty-five; employed ; missions whose actual salary than four hundred if he is not on an incremental and eighty dollars.
scale) is less (2)No Director of Audit, or Auditor, of Colonial mendation of the Director required to become a contributor unless the date of his arrival directors that he desires within in the Colony he states six months after to the in writing to become a contributor.
while appointed on the recom­ Audit in London shall be (3)No officer shall be required he is contributing to an approved to become a contributor scheme: that- Provided ( a)where the officer's salary exceeds by one hundred pounds or more the amount on which he is contributing to an approved scheme, ance with the provisions he shall contribute of section valid unless it months after the officer's (b)no claim for exemption is made in writing arrival (c)an officer who has claimed on the excess in accord­ 22 of this Ordinance ; and shall be under this subsection to the directors within in the Colony; and exemption under this sub­ three section (i)his salary may not subsequently unless- become a contributor of pounds or more in excess the amount on which he is contributing scheme; or is one hundred to an approved to that scheme ; or to contribute (ii)he ceases (iii)he marries ; or (iv)he leaves the service to it; and in this subsection quently (d)nothing re-appointed shall exempt an officer who, of the Colony and is subse­ on appointment is already fund.
or re-appointment to the service of the Colony, to the to contribute a contributor from continuing Particulars of information.

INFORMATION TO BE FURNISHED BY CONTRIBUTOR.

34.

(1) Every contributor three months of the shall, within date of his becoming stating a declaration liable transmit to contribute, the date of his so becoming to the directors his own liable, Widows and Orphans Pension.

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1185 the the maiden name in full of his wife and the name in full and the date of his birth and, if he is married, date of his marriage, date of her birth, and the date of the birth of each, furnishing as may be required statements their names in full such proof of the and, if he has any children, (2)Every contributor who marries after his marriage, transmit the date of the marriage, date of her birth.

by the directors.
by the directors.

within a declaration three months shall, to the directors stating the maiden name of his wife, and the (3)Every contributor shall notify the birth of each child born to him within event.

the date of to the directors three months after the ( 4)Every contributor whose wife dies, or is divorced him, or whose child dies or whose female child the guardian who is married, divorce, is married, of every child who dies, or of every female child the date of the death, after the event.
or marriage within three months shall notify to the directors from and 35.

(1) Every contributor or refuses, directors, fails, omits, him, or to do any act required adjudged refusal, by the directors a fine not exceeding (2)Every contributor who, in the judgment of the Non­ may be �n::/ or to perform any duty laid upon P;1 o mance � of him, by this Ordinance or fa'}8e to pay for each failure, omission, dollars.
m orma twenty-five who, in the judgment of the directors, 1011• t· any false information or makes any false declaration, at the discretion of the directors, and subject forfeit all or any part of his rights to the consent under this furnishes shall, of the Governor, Ordinance.

(3)The Treasurer shall, to him, deduct the penalty on the judgment from the first moneys pay­ of the directors being or otherwise and pay the amount to notified able to the officer as salary of the fund.
the credit PENSIONS TO Wmows AND ORPHANS.

36.

(1) No widow whose marriage tracted marriage after he had ceased shall be entitled to a pension.

to contribute, to a contributor was con-Exclusion and no child of that t;r:fits.
(2)No widow of a contributor who dies within one year from a unless to a pension shall be entitled the date of his marriage child is born of that marriage that the directors : may, with the consent award to the widow all or any part of the pension to of this Provided Governor, which she would have been entitled subsection.

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of Duration pension to orphan.

8ofl947, s.16.

.2.
8ofl947, s.16.

.2.

20 ofl952,s 37.The allowance or pension case of a male at the age of twenty-one female on marriage or at the age of twenty-one years: to an orphan shall cease, in the and in the case of a years, Provided, the allowance for life.

however, that where the orphan is mentally deficient, or pension in respect of such orphan shall be paid Tables and instructions.

38.All pensions shall be calculated accruing according in respect to the tables of contributors and the instructions.
of salary New tables may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, be prescribed by order in council.

3 of 1934, s. 4.

*39.

(1) The Governor in Council may, with the approval of the Secretary of State, by order, referred to as " the new tables contained tables prescribe tables ") in the place of the original (hereinafter in Part I of the schedule to this Ordinance.

(2)An order under this section shall be published Gazette and shall be of the same effect as if contained Ordinance.
in the in this (3)All pensions any officer who becomes 1934, shall be calculated in respect a contributor according accruing of the contributions after the 23rd February, of to the new tables.
40.Any officer who became a contributor within six months after the publication of the order 1934, may, by notice in writing February, secretary prescribing the new tables, of his contributions shall tables, and thereafter any such pension elect that any pension in respect to the new be calculated according shall be so calculated.

prior to the 24th delivered to the Option to contributors prior to 24th February, 1934, to elect to have pension calculated under new tables.

3 of 1934, s.5.
3 of 1934, s.5.

New benefit tables.

23 of 1950, s.6.

41.The new benefit tables in Part I of the schedule to this are hereby substituted Ordinance by the Governor in Council Pension Order, (No.

2), 1934, and the original for the new by the Widows and Orphans tables.
tables prescribed of the powers conferred the Governor in Council, with by this section, by order dated the 5th May, 1934, and published originally in Part I of contained by order in council are known so prescribed *In pursuance prescribed tables in place of the tables The tables the approval of the Secretary of State, in the Gazette, the schedule to this Ordinance.

as" the new tables".


As appears substituted 1950, but, as appears but some pensions Consequently viz., the original benefit tables are reproduced in Part I of the schedule from section for the new tables all three sets of tables, 42, the new benefit and the original from section are still tables 41, other tables (known as " the new benefit 6 of Ordinance tables") No.

23 of ,vere by section tables do not apply to all pensions, governed by the original tables and others by the new tables.
tables, the new tables, to this Ordinance.

and the new The instructions the new tables or the new benefit tables.

either given in the original in Part II of the schedule tables, have not been altered the figures used in the examples to correspond being those with Widows and Orphans Pension.

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1187 42.The new benefit tables shall apply to- Application (a)all pensions accruing in respect all officers who joined the fund after the 31st December, 1948 ; and s. 7. of the contributions ;3b��\gso, of b�i:�� (b)all pensions accruing in respect of increases in contribu­ tions made on or after the 1st January, were contributors 1949, by officers who 1948. to the fund on the 31st December, to a pension, and their ages entitle 43.When orphans have no living mother or step-mother them to a pension, contributor entitled the pension to which the wife of the deceased would have been entitled was receiving among the orphans, eligible for pension, orphan shall be and, if any one of the orphans ceases to be of the pension the portion remaining divided among those at the time of her death, shall be divided had she survived him, or which she drawn by that entitled.
equally equally Orphans.

44.

{I) A wife whom a contributor a decree of divorce obtained within Her Majesty's Ordinance, be deemed to have died.

dominions shall, against has divorced, a contributor, for the purposes or who has Divorce.

in a court of this (2)Where a contributor has been separated from his wife, Separation.

or a deed of separation, the by a decree of judicial directors may, having and the subsequent either to the widow or to the orphans (if any) as they think the more desirable.
separation regard to the grounds of the separation, conduct of both parties, grant a pension a widow and children �tw anf marriage dies leaving or contracted e 0 when he ;revio u: after he became a con-marriage.

45.

{I) When a contributor who are the issue of a previous became a contributor and the children tributor, shall be entitled children the pension to which their mother, father, would have been entitled, calculated in accordance this Ordinance.
age, each of the of the half of if she had survived their to be the share or portion 43 of of section are of pensionable to a share or portion with the provisions existing (2)The widow of that contributor of a previous half of the pension to which she would have been entitled there had been no children contributor cease to be entitled she would have received .

.
.

previous to one­ shall be entitled if and, if the or when they if there had been no children then to the whole of the pension none of those children, to pension, dies leaving marriage.

marriage, of a Il-24* B.G.-VoL.

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(3)If the widow clies leaving the contributor, the children entitled to pensions the subsequent marriage.
of the first marriage no issue of her marriage with shall be had not contracted as if the contributor (4)If the widow dies leaving children with the contributor, her marriage be entitled mother was entitled, accordance with the provisions to a share or portion shall to which their to be calculated 43 of this Ordinance.

each of those children the share or portion of the pension who are the issue of of section in When there are a widow and children of more than one previous marriage.

46.
46.

( 1) In this section- " previous marriage " means a marriage after, which either was the contributor existing when, or was contracted became a contributor ; and "proportion " means that part of a pension which, at any given time, bears the same ratio does to the number of marriages time, children (2)Where a contributor and a widow entitled dies leaving to the pension as unity of which there are, at the to pension.
a widow and children of each previous to a share or portion age who are the issue of more than one previous of pensionable marriage, the children entitled to which their mother would have been entitled survived their father, proportion of the pension if there had not been those children.
of the pension if she had and the widow shall be entitled to the to which she would have been entitled of the proportion marriage shall each be (3)If the widow dies leaving who are the issue of her marriage children shall each be entitled proportion entitled children of pensionab with the contributor, le age those to a share or portion of the to which she would have been but for her death.
of the pension (4)The share or portion to which each child is entitled shall be calculated in accordance with the provisions 43 of this Ordinance.

of the proportion of the pension of section to Pension children of widower.

47.The children shall be entitled, would have been entitled the time of his becoming of a widower on his death, to the pension who is or becomes to which they if their mother had been living to contribute.

liable at a contributor Mode and condition payment of pension.
of 48.The pension to any person entitled payable thereto shall begin upon the death of the contributor or of his widow, as the case may be, and shall accrue daily and shall be paid monthly, may require proof that the widow or orphan is alive and entitled to the pension claimed by the widow or orphan.

but before any payment the directors on her �=�:��� to Pa�ent of Widows and Orphans Pension.

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1189 49.


(1) Wbenever a minor is entitled the directors or portion proper person to whom the pension or portion thereof paid on behalf of the minor.

may appoint some fit and ��i!�!?

: shall be payment on to payment of a pension Appointment es �!��/f of a pension, (2)The appointment shall be in writing under the hand of at least three of the directors, appointed pension or portion shall be a legal discharge thereof.

and the receipt of the person for the payment of the 50.
(1) If the widow of any contributor ceases to assist, or abandons, a child who would be entitled deserts, death to draw pension, destitution, and proper person on behalf of that child such proportion the pension as they think fit in each case, and have no further and who is in a state of poverty or acting on may, in their discretion, pay to a fit �ht��f the widow shall aband0ned.

claim on the directors the directors in respect thereof.
of deserted or (2)This section shall apply to any cases of desertion that may have occurred before the commencement of this Ordinance.

51.No pension payable under this Ordinance or transferred, or taken in execution or be attached, shall be or levied upon, or on account of any debt or Pension assignable.

not by the person to whom it is payable, or transfer thereof shall be absolutely and every null and assigned arrested, payment due assignment void.
arises as to whether any person is an Decision of questions within the meaning of this Ordinance, or arising under the Ordinance.
to any pension as the or as to the amount of pension or as to the meaning child of a contributor, 52.If any question officer or contributor as to whether any person is entitled widow or to which any widow or child is entitled, or construction to be assigned or to any rule or regulation the directors officer, or contributor, question Governor for decision in Council thereon shall be final.
are hereby required, to the Governor to any section hereof, made under the provisions of the on the application or widow, or child, to submit that ; and the decision of the of this Ordinance, 53.

(1) The directors of the Governor approval better carrying may from time to time, subject to the Regulations.

for the make regulations in Council, into effect of the provisions of this Ordinance.

(2)The instructions if they were regulations shall have the same force and effect as �nstructi ?
0 and had been so approved.

t�1i11:� Schedule.

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Application of Ordinance to officers of the Harbour Board.

Cap.

119 of the 1929 Edition.
54.This Ordinance shall, except where otherwise Board (constituted 3 to Ordinance, inconsistent, by section subject Harbours and Pilotage apply to officers of the Harbour of the (repealed) the following provisions (a)the definition :- a contribution bearing of the expression " officer" in section appointed 2 before whose annual salary and upwards; includes any male person, of this Ordinance or after the 22nd December, described in the annual estimates being on the fixed establishment, amounts to four hundred and eighty dollars (b)the Transport and Harbours 1908, to any office named or of the Harbour Board as Department shall pay the same to the fund during the to the total contributions year by officers of the Transport each year to the Treasurer proportion preceding Department pay to the fund to make up the six per centum provided (2) of section in subsection total contributions preceding year ; bears to the to the fund during the and Harbours has to for as the contribution of all contributors which the Treasurer 3 of this Ordinance (c)the Transport and Harbours Department a contribution shall also pay to the total contributions each year to the Treasurer proportion preceding year by officers of the Transport Department Council bear to the total contributions during the preceding towards the cost of administering the fund bears or to the fund of all contributors the same bearing to the fund during the as any sum or sums voted by the Legislative year ; and Harbours 3 of 1934, s. 3.
25 of 1932, s. 7.

25 of 1932, 8.

7.
(d)any officer appointed by the Harbour Board before may be qualified, 1928, if otherwise the 22nd December, allowed to become a contributor, on his agreeing manner set out in section to public officers, the secretary Treasurer; in the to deal with the policy or policies with respect thereto, 19 of this Ordinance or in some manner analogous and of the Harbour Board shall act in place of the and, if his life is insured, (e)officers referred be entitled within six months after the 22nd December, to in the last preceding the option of becoming 1928. to exercise provision shall contributors Contributions by former contributors under the Palestine Widows' and Orphans' Pensions Ordinance, 1944.
23 of 1950, e. 2. anything contained under the Palestine 55.Notwithstanding an officer who was a contributor and Orp hans' Pensions the termination and who is thereupon transferred ment of British such transfer Ordinance, of His late Majesty's Guiana may not later than three months after is the 1950, whichever in Palestine jurisdiction of the Govern­ or after the 5th August, to the service in this Ordinance, Widows' 1944, immediately before Widows and Orphans Pension.

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1191 he has paid under the aforesaid that where the transfer equal a lump sum payment under this Ordinance later, make contribution to the accumulated Palestine : Ordinance Provided ment of British officer after serving appointed appointment, by order direct sum payment within such time as may be prescribed order.
to a pensionable the Governor to make the lump by the Guiana is not to a pensionable that the officer be permitted of the Govern­ 32 of 1951. s. 2. office, but the 8 of 1952. office is s. 2. office, then, following in Council may, in his discretion, in a non-pensionable continuously to the service the latter contained 56.Anything in this Ordinance notwithstanding, 31st December, widows or children the date aforesaid, Increase pensions registered on 31st December, of officers in the event of their death after 1948. shall be increased by sixty per centum.
27 of 1949. s. 2. on the which were registered to the under this Ordinance the pensions 1948, as payable to the contrary of 1192 Cap.

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SCHEDULE.

ss.

2 and 38.

PART I.- THE ORIGINAL TABLES.

TABLE A.

THE YEARLY PENSION, PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, WHICH A SINGLE PAYMENT OF 1 WILL SECURE.

Age of Age of wife last birthday.

husband last birth- day.
15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 I 18 ·542 ·564-·589 ·620 ·661 ·714 ·784 ·874 ·984 1-119 1·292 19 ·524·545 ·569·599 ·638·689·757 ·843 ·949 1·078 1·243 20 ·508 ·528 ·550 .579 ·617 ·666 ·731 ·814 ·916 1-041 1·199 21 ·492 ·511 ·533 ·560 ·597 ·644 ·707 ·786 ·8861-006 1·156 22 ·477 ·495 ·516 ·543 ·578 ·623 ·684 ·761 ·856 ·972 1·115 23 ·462 ·480 ·500 ·526 ·560 ·604 ·662 ·736 ·829 ·941 1-078 24 ·449 ·406 ·486 ·510 ·542 ·585 ·641 ·713 ·802 ·912 1·043 25 ·436 ·452 ·471 ·495 ·526 ·567 ·622·691 ·778 ·883 1·010 26 ·423 ·439 ·457 ·480 ·510 ·550 ·603 ·670 ·753 ·855 ·979 27 ·411 ·426 ·444 ·467 ·496 ·534 ·585 ·650 ·731 ·830 ·949 28 ·400 ·415 ·432 ·453 ·481 ·519 ·568 ·631 ·709 ·806 ·921 29 ·389 ·404 ·420 ·441 ·468 ·504 ·551 ·613 ·689 ·782 ·895 30 ·378 ·393 ·408 ·429 ·455 ·490 ·536·595·669 ·759 ·869 :n ·368 ·38:l ·397 ·417 ·442 ·476 ·521 ·578 ·651 ·738 ·845 32 ·359 ·372 ·387 ·406 ·431 ·464 ·507 ·563 ·633 ·718 ·821 33 ·350 ·36;!
·377 ·395 ·419 ·451 ·494 ·548 ·616 ·698 ·799 34 ·341 ·35;!

·367 ·385 ·409 ·439 ·481 ·533 ·600 ·680 ·778 35 ·333 ·345 ·35!)
·375 ·399 ·428 ·468 ·520 ·58.5 ·663 ·758 36 ·325 ·33(; ·350 ·366 ·389 ·418 ·457 ·507 ·570 ·647 ·739 37 ·317 ·329 ·342 ·358 ·379 ·408 ·446 ·496 ·557 ·631 ·722 38 ·310 ·321 ·334 ·350 ·371 ·399 ·436 ·484 ·544 ·617 ·706 39 ·303 ·3],t ·327 ·342 ·362·390 ·427 ·474 ·532 ·604 ·691 40 ·297 ·307 ·320 ·335 ·354 ·382 ·418 ·464 ·522 ·592 ·677 41 ·291 ·301 ·313 ·328 ·347 ·374 ·410·455·512 ·580 ·665 42 ·285·295·307 ·321·340·367 ·402·446 ·503·570 ·653 43 ·280 ·290 ·301 ·315 ·334 ·360 ·395 ·438 ·494 ·561 ·642 44 ·274 ·284 ·295 ·309 ·328 ·353 ·388 ·431 ·486·552·633 45 ·269 ·279 ·290 ·303 ·322 ·346 ·381 ·424 ·478 ·544 ·625 46 ·265 ·274 ·284 ·298 ·316 ·341 ·375 ·418 ·471 ·536 ·616 47 ·260 ·270 ·279 ·293 ·311 ·335 ·369 ·412 ·465 ·531 ·609 48 ·255 ·265 ·275 ·288 ·306 ·329 ·363 ·406 ·459 ·524 ·604 49 ·251 ·261 ·271 ·283 ·301 ·325 ·357 ·402 ·455 ·520 ·599 50 ·247 ·256 ·267 ·278 ·296 ·320 ·352 ·39S ·450 ·515 ·595 51 ·243 ·252 ·262 ·274 ·291 ·315 ·347 ·392 ·446 ·512·592 52 ·239 ·248 ·258 ·270 ·286 ·311 ·343 ·387 ·443 ·510 ·592 53 ·235 ·244 ·254 ·266 ·282 ·306 ·338 ·382 ·441 ·507 ·592 54 ·231 ·240 ·250 ·262 ·277 ·302 ·334 ·378 ·439 ·507 ·593 55 ·228 ·236 ·246 ·258 ·273 ·297 ·331·373·437 ·50S ·595 56 ·225·232·242·255 ·269 ·293·327·371·435 ·510 ·602 57 ·222 ·229 ·238·251 ·266 ·289 ·324 ·369 ·433 ·514 ·611 58 ·219·225 ·234 ·248 ·263 ·285 ·321 ·367 ·431 ·521 ·621 59 ·217·222 ·231 ·244 ·260 ·281 ·318 ·366 ·431 ·532 ·639 Widows and Orphans Pension.
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TABLE THE YEARLY PENSION PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, WHICH A YEARLY WILL SECURE.

1, CONTRIBUTION OF Age of husband last Age of wife last birthday.

I birthday.

15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 18 5·661 5·883 6·143 6-470 6-898 7·454 8-183 9·ll8 10·270 11·680 ]3·480 19 5·429 5·643 5·888 6·199 6·602 7·137 7·834 8-722 9·824 11-160 12·870 20 5·210 5·414 5·647 5·943 6-327 6·836 7·501 8·354 9·402 10-680 12-310 21 5·003 5· 196 I 5·420 5·700 6·067 !
6·552 7-190 7·9118 9·007 10·230 11-760 22 4·805 4·990 5-204 5·471 5·822 6·285 6·891 7-667 8·632 9·802 11·240 23 4·618 4·796 4·998 5·254 5·590 6·033 6·610 7·354 8-281 9·399 10·770 24 4·439 4·606 4·803 5·047 5·364 5·786 6·343 7·052 7·938 9·012 10-320 25 4·267 4·427 4·615 4·847 5·151 5·556 6·090 6·767 7·616 8·644 9·895 26 4·101 4·255 4·433 4·657 4·945 5·331 5·841 6·494 7·303 8·291 9·486 27 3-945 4·092 4·262 4·476 4·754 5·124 5·612 6·233 7·011 7·960 9·105 28 3·794 3·934 4·097 4·299 4·568 4·922 5·388 5·983 6·730 7·644 8-740 29 3·648 3·784 3·937 4·135 4·387 4·726 5·171 5·746 6·460 7·332 8·391 30 3·508 3·638 3·785 3·975 4·216 4·539 4·968 5·520 6·204 7·037 8-052 31 3·373 3·498 3·638 3·819 4·050 4·360 4·771 5·297 5·958 6·756 7·732 32 3·243 3-364 3·498 3-669 3-892 4-190 4·585 5·089 5·717 6·486 7·423 33 3·118 3·234 3·361 3·525 3·739 4·023 4·403 4·888 5·492 6-229 7-132 34 2·997 ::l·l07 3·230 3-385 3.593 3·864 1·227 4.·600 5·274 5·979 6·842 35 2·881 2·985 3·106 3·252 3·453 3·712 4·058 4·505 5·064 5·741 6·567 36 2·768 2·867 2-983 3·125 3·315 3·565 3·897 4·326 4·861 5·516 6·307 37 2·661 2·757 2·867 3·003 3·183 3·426 3·745 4·159 4·673 5·298 6·063 38 2·559 2·650 2·757 2·885 3·058 3·289 3·598 3·997 4·494 5·094 5·828 39 2·460 2·545 2·648 2·772 2·936 3· 165 3·459 3·841 4·316 4·898 5·604 40 2·363 2·445 2·541 2-664 2·819 3·041 3·323 3-688 4·150 4-710 5-388 41 2·268 2·346 2·438 2·556 2·706 2·917 3·192 3·543 3·987 4·523 5·181 42 2·176 2·251 2·338 2·451 2·595 2-796 3·063 3·402 3·832 4·348 4·977 43 2·084 2·158 2-239 2·349 2·486 2-678
 2·938 3-263 3·676 4·178 4-785 44 1·993 2·063 2·140 2·245 2·378 2·560 2·814 3·127 3·525 4·004 4·593 45 1·902 1·971 2·044 2·141 2·273 2·445 2-692 2·993 3-372 3·840 4·409 46 1·810 1·877 1·945 2·038 2·165 2·331 2·565 2·859 3·223 3·671 4·215 47 1-717 1·782 1·847 1·934 2·054 2·214 2·436 2-721 3·073 3·507 4·026 48 1·624 1·685 1·748 1·828 1·944 2·094 2·305 2-583 2·917 3·334 3·840 49 1·528 1·586 1·646 1·721 1·831 1·976 2·171 2·446 2·764 3·164 3·643 50 1·425 1·478 1·537 1·605 1·707 1·847 2·029 2-294 2·597 2-970 3·438 51 1·319 1·368 1·425 1·488 1·581 1·714 1·888 2·132 2·427 2·783 3·220 52 1·211 1·255 1-308 1·366 1·450 1·575 1·737 1·962 2·247 2·5S33·001 53 1·095 1-135 1·184 1·239 1·312 1·427 1·576 1-781 2·054 2·362 2·757 54 ·973 1·007 1·051 1·101 1·165 1·270 1·405 1·586 1·886 2·130 2-493 55 ·844 ·873 ·910 ·956 l·Oll 1·101 1·225 1·382 1·621 1·878 2-202 56 ·703 ·726 ·757 ·797 ·842 ·917 1·024 1·162 1·363 1·598 1·885 57 ·552 ·569 ·592 ·624 ·662 ·719 ·806 -()16 1·076 1·278 58 ·386 ·397 ·413 ·436 ·463 ·502 ·565 ·646 ·760 ·918 1·093 ·1.519 I 1194 Cap.
75.J Wi:dows and Orphans Pension.

TABLE C. THE SINGLE PAYMENT WHICH WILL SECURE A PENSION OF 1, PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALIIIENTS.

Age of husband last Age of wife last birthday.

birthday.

15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 2·fi!5'.
'l 2· 100 1·919 1·729 1·537 l-355 1-184 1 18 1·844 1-7741·699 1·613 1·513 1-400 1·276 1·145 1·016 ·894 ·774 19 1·907 1·8341·758 1·670 1·568 1-450 1·321 1·187 1·054 ·928 ·804 20 1·970 1·8951·817 1·7271·622 1·501 1·3681·228 1·091 ·961 ·834 1·552 1·4151·272 1·129 ·995 ·865 21 2·033 1·9571·877 1-7841·676 22 2·098 2·020 1·937 1·842 1·731 1·604 1·463 1·315 1·168 1·028 ·897 23 2·163 2·083 1·998 1·901 1·787 1·656 1·511 1·358 1·206 1·063 ·927 24 2·228 2·148 2·060 Hl60 1·844 1-710 1·560 1-403 1·246 1·097 ·959 25 2·295 2·2132·122 2·0211·902 1·7631-608 1-4471·286 1-133 ·990 26 2·364 2·278 2·186 2·082 1-960 l-8181·661 1·4931·327 1-169 1·022 27 2·432 2·345 2·251 2·143 2·018 1·872 MIO 1·539 1·368 1·205 1·054 28 2·501 2·412 2·316 2·207 2·079 1·928 1-761 1·586 1-410 1·241 1·086 29 2·571 2·479 2·382 2·268 2·138 1·985 1·814 1·632 1·452 1·279 1-118 30 2·643 2-548 2·449 2·332 2·199 2·042 1·866 1-680 1-494 1·317 1·151 31 2·715 2·6182·517 2·398 2·260 32 2·787 2·6872·5S4 2·4632·322 2·157 1·9721·7761·5S1 1·393 1·21S 2·5302·386 2·217 2·0261·8251·624 1-432 1·251 33 2·860 2.7r,7 34 2·934 2·831 2·723 2·598 2·4472·276 2·081 1·875 1·668 1·471 1-285 35 3·007 2·902 2·789 2·6662·5092·334 2·1351·9231·711 1·509 1·319 36 3·080 2·9752·860 2·730 2·575 2·393 2·189 1·972 1-755 1·547 1·353 37 3·154 3·0442·928 2·796 2·637 2·450 2·2412·018 1-796 1·585 1·385 38 3·226 3·115 2·994 2·8622·6992·510 2·2942·0651·837 1-620 1·416 39 3·296 3·186 3·062 2·9252·7612·562 2·3442· 111 1·878 1·655 1·447 40 3·366 3·2543·130 2·9862·822 2·616 2·394 2·1571·917 1·689 1·476 41
 3·436 3·322 3·197 3·049 2·880 2·672 2·442 2·2001·955 1-723 1·505 42 3·504 3·3883·262 3·1122·938 2·727 2·489 2·242 1·990 1·754 1-532 43 3·574 3·4523·327 3·172 2·996 2·782 2·5352·2832·026 1-783 1·557 44 3·643 3·519 3·392 3·234 3·053 2·837 2-580 2·322 2·060 1·813 1·581 45 3·712 3·582 3·455 3·297 3·106 2·888 2·622 2·359 2·094 1·839 1-601 46 3·781 3·647 3·518 3·358 3·161 2·936 2·668 2·394 2·123 1·864 1·624 47 3·849 3·710 3·578 3·418 3·220 2·986 2·714 2·429 2·151 1·885 1·642 48 3·916 3.774 3·637 3·478 3·270 3·036 2·759 2·461 2·179 1·907 1·656 49 3·980 3·836 3·695 3·534 3·323 3·079 2·802 2·487 2·200 1·923 1·670 50 4·048 3·903 3·752 3·594 3·380 3-123 2·844 2·515 2·222 1·943 1·678 51 4·123 3·973 3·816 3·654 3·439 3·171 2·879 2·550 2·240 1·953 1·688 52 4·186 4·039 3·873 3·710 3·494 3·218 2·918 2·582 2·255 1·962 1·689 53 4·253 4·104 3·936 3·761 3·550 3·264 2·955 2·616 2·267 1·972 1·690 54 4·321 4·172 3·999 3·816 3·606 3·310 2·990 2·649 2·276 1·972 1·685 4·070 3·871 3·663 3·362 3·021 2·679 2·283 1·971 1·681 55 4·387 4·239 I 56 4·451 4·313 4·135 3·928 3·717 3·414 3·056 2·693 2·297 1·959 1-660 57 4·503 4·375 4·204 3·984 3·760 3·462 3·086 2·714 2·310 1·946 1·637 58 4·568 4·441 4·269 4·039 3·801 3·509 3·116 2·726 2·318 1·919 l-6ll 59 4·607 4·500 I 4·331 4·094 3·841 3·554 3·142 2·730 2·322 1·881 1-566 Widows and Orp hans Pension.
[Cap.

75.

119f> THE NEW TABLES (see footnote to s. 39).

es.

39. and 40.

THE YEARLY PENSIOK TO WIDOW, PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, TABLE A.

SECURED BY A SINGLE PAYMENT OF 1.

Interest 6 per cent.

per annum.

Age of wife last birthday.

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 ·515 ·496 ·476 ·459 ·442 50 1 2 3 4 55 6 7 8 9 ·142 ·147 ·152 ·138 ·142 ·148 ·134 ·138 ·143 ·130 ·134 ·139 ·126 ·130 ·135 ·159 ·155 ·150 ·146 ·141 ·168 ·163 ·158 ·154 ·149 ·181 ·175 ·170 ·165 ·160 ·198 ·192 ·186 ·180 ·174 ·225 ·217 ·210 ·203 ·196 ·265 ·254 ·245 ·236 ·228 ·327 ·314 ·303 ·292 ·281 ·427 ·412 ·397 ·382 ·368 55 6 7 8 9 1196 Cap.
75.]

Widows and Orphans Pension.

TABLE B.

THE YEARLY PENSION TO WIDOW, PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, SECURED BY A YEARLY CONTRIBUTION OF 1, PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, TELtMINATING ON OR AFTER THE ATTAINMENT BEFORE THE ATTAINMENT 61, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF AGE 60 AND OF AGE OF SECTION 24.

Interest 6 per cent.

per annum .

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:) 50 1 2 3 4 1-13 1·17 1-02 1-05 ·90 ·93 ·79 ·82 ·68 ·71 1·22 1·27 1·35 1·09 1·14 1-21 ·97 1·02 1-08 ·85 ·89 ·94 ·73 ·77 ·81 1-46 1·31 1·16 1-01 ·87 1·63 1·45 1·28 1·12 ·96 1·85 1·66 1·46 1·27 1·09 2·20 1·97 1-73 1-50 1·28 2·72 2·43 2·14 1·86 1·59 3·50 3·13 2·76 2·41 2·06 l 2 3 4 50 55 6 7 8 9 ·57 ·59 ·61 ·64 ·68 ·46 ·48 ·50 ·52 ·55 ·35 ·36 ·37 ·39 ·41 ·24 ·24 ·25 ·27 ·28 ·12 ·12 ·13 ·13 ·14 ·73 ·59 ·45 ·30 ·15 ·80 ·65 ·49 ·33 ·17 ·91 1-071·32 ·73 ·851·06 ·55·64 ·79 ·37 ·43 ·53 ·19 ·22 ·27 1-73 l-38 1·04 ·70 ·35 55 6 7 8 9 I Widows and Orphans Pension.
[Cap.

75.

1197 TABLE C. THE SINGLE PAYMENT WHICH WILL SECURE A PENSION OF 1 TO WIDOW, PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS.

Interest 6 per cent.

per annum.

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 2-71 2·82 2·9-!
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75.]

Widows and Orpnans Pension.

ss.

41, and 42.

THE NEW BENEFIT TABLES to s. 39).


(see footnote TABLE A.

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3 4 ·385 ·406 ·434 ·471·522 ·590·680... ...... .. .

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[Cap.

75.

1199 TABLE B.

THE YEARLY PENSION, YEARLY CONTRIBUTION ATING ON OR AFTER THE ATTAINMENT PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, SECURED BY A OF 1, PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, OF AGE 60 AND BEFORE THE ATTAINMENT TERMIN­ OF AGE 61.

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.. 30 35 40 45 50 55 -- -- 12·95 ... ... .

... .. ... 12·42 ... ... ... ... .

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11-90 13·15 .... .. ... 11-40 12·59 ...... .. .

10·89 12·05 ... ... .

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10·41 11·51 ... .

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9·93 10·99 ... .

..... 9·46 10·49 11·79 ... ... .. .

9·01 9·99 11·25 ... ... .

.. 8·56 9·50 10·72 ... ... .

.. 8·13 9·04 10·20 ...... .

.. 7·72 8·59 9·69 .... .

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.. 7-32 8·14 9·19 10·56 .

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6·93 7·71 8·71 10·00 ... 6·55 7·28 8·23 9.47 ... 6·19 6·87 7·76 8·95 ... 5·84 6·47 7·32 8·43 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 5·50 6·08 6•87 7·93 9·36 5·17 5·71 6·45 7·45 8·81 ... 4·86 5.35 6·04 6·98 8·26 .

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... 4·55 5·01 5·65 6·52 7·73 4·25 4·68 5·27 6·08 7·21 ... .

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.. 18 .

.. 9 ... 20 .

.. 1 .

.. 2 .

.. 3 .

.. 4' ... ... ... ... ... .

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... ... ... 25 .

.. 6 .. .

7 .

.. 8 .. .

9 .

.. 30 .

.. 1 ... 2 .

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4 ... ... ... ... ... .. .

35 .. .

6 ... 7 .. .

8 .

.. 9 ... ... .

.. ... ... ... ... ... .

.. 40 ... 1 .
.. 2 ... 3 ... 4 ... ... 40 3·34 3.49 3·70 1 3·12 3-26 3·45 2 2·90 3·04 3·21 3 2·70 2-82 2·98 4 2·50 2-62 2·76 3·97 4.37 4-90 5·66 6·72 3·69 4·06 4·55 5·25 6·23 3·43 3·76 4·21 4·86 5·76 3·18 3-48 3·88 4·47 5·31 2·95 3·21 3·57 4·11 4·87 8·17 7·58 7·02 6·48 5·95 45 2·31 2·42 2·55 6 2·13 2·23 2·34 7 1·95 2·04 2·14 8 1-78 1·85 1·95 9 1-61 1-68 1·76 2·71 2·95 3·28 3·76 4·44 2·49 2-70 2·99 3·41 4·03 2·28 2·46 2·72 3·09 3-65 2·07 2·22 2·46 2-79 3·29 1·87 2·01 2·21 2·50 2·94 5·45 4·96 4·49 4·04 3-60 6·89 6·27 5·68 5·12 4·57 ... 45 ... 6 ... 7 ... 8 ... 9 50 1·45 1·51 1-58 1 1·29 1·34 1-40 2 1-13 1-18 1·23 3 ·99 1-02 1-07 4 ·84 ·87 ·91 1·67 1-79 1·97 2·22 2·61 1-48 1·59 1-74 1·96 2·29 1·30 1·39 1·52 1·71 1·99 1·13 1-20 1·31 1-48 1-70 ·96 1·02 1-11 1·24 1·44- 3·18 2·79 2·41 2·06 1·74 4·06 3·56 3-10 2·65 2·22 5·39 50 4·74 1 4·13 2 3·54 3 2·98 4 55 ·69 ·72 ·75 6 ·55 ·57 ·60 7 ·41 ·43 ·45 8 ·28 ·29 ·30 9 ·14 ·14 ·15 .79 ·85 ·92 1·02 1-18 ·63 ·67 ·73 ·81 ·93 ·47 ·51 ·55 ·60 ·69 ·31 ·34 ·36 ·40 ·46 ·16 ·17 ·18 ·20 ·23 1-42 1-12 ·83 ·54 ·27 1·81 1·42 1-05 2·44 55 1·92 6 1-42 7 ·93 8 ·46 9 ·65 ·34 1200 Cap.
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TABLE C. THE SINGLE PAYMENT WHICH WILL SECURE A PENSION OF 1, PAYABLE BY MONTHLY INSTALMENTS.

"0 s:: i,:, d d ..0 "0 "'..c: ::, .., -"'.

::i .... ..0 o.., -- ., ., -- 60 -- ... ... ... .

.. last birthday.
Age of wife "0 s:: i,:,d d ..0 "0 � "Z ..c:" C+-t;.E 0 ., ------------ -- -- 0 .., -- bQ d 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 <11� -- -- ---- ------ -- 18 1·43 1·34 1·24 1·13 ... ... ... ... 9 1-48 1·39 1·28 1·17 ...... ... ... 20 1·53 1·44 1·33 1·22 1-10 ... II ... ... l 1·59 1-49 1·38 1·26 1-14... ... ... 2 1·65 1·55 1·43 1·31 1-18 ... ... ... 3 1-71 1·61 1·49 1·36 1-23 [I ...... ... 4 1-78 1·67 1·54 1·41 1·28... ... ... 25 1·85 1-73 1·61 1·47 1·32 1-18... ... 6 1·92 1·80 1·67 1·53 1·38 1·22 ...... 7 1·99 1·87 1-74 1·59 1·43 1·27 ... ... 8 2·07 1·95 1·81 1·66 1·49 1·32 ... ... 9 2·15 2·02 1·88 1-72 1-55 1·37 ... ... 30 2·23 2-10 1·96 1-80 1·62 1·43 1·25 ... 1 2·31 2·18 2·04 1·87 1-GS 1-4!)
l-30 ... 2 2·40 2·27 2·12 1·95 1-76 1·56 1·35 ... 3 2·50 2·30 2·21 2·04 1·83 Hi2 1·41 ... •i 2·60 2·46 2·30 2-12 1·92 1·69 1·47 ... 35 2-70 2·56 2·40 2·22 2·001-77 1·541-30 6 2·80 2·67 2·51 2·31 2-101·86 1·611·36 7 2·92 2·78 2·61 2·42 2·191·94 1·681·42 8 3·03 2·89 2·72 2·53 2·292·03 1-761·49 9 3·15 3·01 2·84 2·64 2·40 2·13 1·851·56 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .

.. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .
.. ... ... ... ... 40 3·28 3·13 2·96 2·75 2·51 2·23 1·93 1·63 1·34 l 3·41 3·27 3·09 2·88 2·62 2·34 2·03 1-71 1-40 2 3·56 3·40 3·22 3·01 2·75 2·46 2·13 1·80 1-47 3 3·70 3·55 3·36 3·14 2·87 2·58 2·24 1·89 1·55 4 3·86 3·69 3·50 3·28 3·01 2-70 2·35 1·98 1·62 45 4·02 3·85 3·65 3·42 3·15 2·83 2·48 2·09 1-71 6 4·18 4·00 3·80 3·57 3·30 2·98 2·61 2·21 1·80 7 4·35 4·17 3·97 3·73 3·46 3·12 2·75 2·33 1·89 8 4·52 4·35 4·13 3·89 3·62 3·28 2·89 2·45 2·00 9 4·72 4·52 4·31 4·07 3·79 3·44 3·04 2·58 2·11 50 4·90 4·72 4·50 4·26 3·97 3·61 3·19 2·72 1 5·10 4·90 4·69 4·44 4·15 3·79 3·36 2·87 2 5·32 5·10 4·90 4·63 4·33 3·97 3·52 3·03 3 5·52 5·32 5·10 4·83 4·52 4·15 3·69 3·19 4 5·75 5·52 5·32 5·03 4·72 4·33 3·88 3·36 2·23 2·36 2·50 2·64 2·78 ... ... ... ... .
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... ... ... ... 65 bQ� <11 .

.. 18 ... 9 ... 20 .

.. 1 .

.. 2 .. .

3 .

.. 4 .

.. 25 .

.. 6 .

.. 7 .
.. 8 ... 9 ... 30 ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... 4 ... 35 ... 6 ... 7 ... 8 ... 9 ... 40 ... ...1 ... ... 2 ... ...3 ... 4 ... ··• 1·35 ... 45 1·42 ... 6 1-49 ... 7 ...8 1·57 1·66 ... 9 1·32 50 1·39 1 1·46 2 1·54 3 1·62 4 1·75 1·85 1·95 2·06 2·17 55 5·99 5·75 5·52 5·24 4·90 4·52 4·07 3·52 6 6·21 5·99 5·75 5·43 5·10 4·72 4·26 3·69 7 6·45 6·21 5·95 5·65 5·29 4·90 4·44 3·86 8 6·67 6·45 6·17 5·88 5·49 5·10 4·63 4·05 9 6-90 6·71 6·41 6·10 5·715·32 4·83 4·24 2·92 3·08 3·24 3·40 3.57 2·29 2·42 2·54 2·68 2:s2 1-7055 1-79 6 1·89 7 1·98 8 2�08 9 Widows and Orphans Pension.
[Cap.

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1201 II.

PART INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF THE TABLES.

A.-CONTRIBUTOR WHILE A BACHELOR.

WHO COMMENCED TO CONTRIBUTE /.-First Prospective pension Pension.

on marriage to be recorded Wife's is found by addiug calculated in accordance with Rule 1 (a) and (b), The registered the two amounts together respectively.

(a) Pension hood: in consideration of the contributions paid during bachelor­ Rule 1.

(a).

Accumulate compound interest the results last birthday product paid during bachelorhood.
(b) Pension with yearly by the quantity of the husband gives the registered in consideration : date of marriage the contributions at 8 per cent.

per annum rests at each 31st December, and multiply found from table A for the respective and wife at the date of marriage.

pension ages The of the contributions on account at the of the annual contribution current Multiply the amount of the current found from table B for the respective quantity wife at the date of marriage.
on account The product current of the annual contributions at the date of marriage.

annual contribution by the and ages of the husband pension gives the registered EXAMPLE.
to contribute on on Officer born on officer commenced officer married wife born on officer's wife's annual annual contributions age last birthday age last birthday contributions-1st at date of marriage 31 ; ... 25; at date of marriage 31st July, 1893 ; 1st January, 1922; 30th June, 1925; 1899 ; 12th August, January, -1st January, 1922, to 31st December, ; 1923-£18 1924, to date of marriage-£24; accumulation of contributions paid during contributions from 1st January, £ s. d. :- bachelorhood 1922, to 31st December, 1922 ... contributions one year's 1923 during interest at 8 per cent.
on £18 18 0 0 18 0 0 1 8 9 contributions 1924 during interest one year's at 8 per cent.

on £37 8s.

9d.

37 8 9 24 0 0 2 19 11 contribution half-year's interest at 8 per cent.

on £64 8s.

8d.

from 1st January, 1925, to 30th June, 1925 64 8 8 12 0 0 2 11 6 Total accumulation found from table A :- Quantity :;:and �;} ·397 B.G.-VoL.

II- 25 £79 0 2 1202 Cap.

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£79 Os.

2d.

x ·397= £31 7s.

4d.= registered pension for contributions paid during bachelorho od.
Annual contribution quantity current found from table B :- :;:and ��} 3·638 at date of marriage, £24 ; 24: x 3·638 = £87 6s.

3d.

= registered pension for annual contribution current at marriage.
Total registered pension recorded £ s. d. by rule 1 (a) 31 7 4 by rule 1 (b) 87 6 3 on the bachelor contributor marrying:­ Total £118 13 7 (c)Variations in pension consequent annual contribution while the contributor to to, and decrements is married on increments from, the current his first wife : Multiply the a,mount of the increment annual contribution the current for the respective of the variation added to the registered deducted tribution.

ages last birthday of contribution.


pension from it consequent The product consequent on the decrement by the quantity of husband gives the amount to be on the increment to, or from the annual con­ to, or the decrement found from table B and wife at the date from, Cessation of contribution from any cause before the completion as a decrement from it equal to its total of its full period must be treated amount.

Assume particulars as in example already given, and continue as EXAMPLE.
follows:- annual contribution increased on 31st May, 1930, from £24 to £30, and on 30th April, 31st March, 1950.

1935, from £30 to £35.

Annual contribution ceased on 1930, May 3lst--Increment to current annual contribution, £6; quantity found from table B :- husband 36 wife 30 } 3_125 £6 x 3·125= £18 15s.

Od.= amount to be added to registered pension.


£ s. d. 118 13 7 18 15 0 Registered Add pension at marriage (see previous example) Registered pension as at 31st May, 1930 ... £137 8 7 1935, April 30th-Increment to annual contribution £5; quantity found from table B :- :;:and !�} 2·706 £5 X 2·706= £13 10s.

7d.= amount to be added to registered pension.

Widows and Orphans Pension.

[Cap.

75.


1203 registered add pension at 31st May, 1930 (as above) registered pension 1935 as at 30th April, £ s. d. 137 8 7 13 10 7 ... £150 19 2 1950, March 3lst.-Cessation found from table B :- quantity of contribution of £35 ; = decrement :; :and ��} 1·162 162 = £40 13s.

5d.
5d.

= amount to be deducted £35 x l · from registered pension: registered deduct pension at 30th April, 1935 (as above) £ s. d. 150 19 2 40 13 5 registered pension as at 31st March, 1940 ... £ll0 5 9 II.-Second and Subsequent Wife's Prospective Pension.
RULE 2. from the current (a) Variations of pension consequent annual contribution on increments : while the contributor to be married to a wife of the age last is a widower to and decrements Assume that the contributor birthday that his last to the date of the variation with rule 1 (c).

preceding wife would have reached of contribution, and proceed had she survived in accordance EXAMPLE.
If the particulars be as in the last preceding example, 1899, died on 30th November, except 1927, it would be that the that the contributor wife born on 12th August, assumed married of contributions, to a wife, still would thus be identical The calculations example.
was, at the date of each of the three variations surviving, born on 12th August, 1899. with those in the last preceding (b)Variations consequent (i) If the second or subsequent on re-marriage : of contributor wife was, at the date of the re­ of pension marriage, wife would have reached is no change in the pension.
(ii) If the second or subsequent of the same age last birthday as the last preceding had she survived to that date, there wife is, at the date of re-marriage, than the last preceding pension had she survived age last birthday the amount of the registered of a less or greater wife would have reached multiply found from table C for the age last birthday at the date of re-marriage the last preceding ; and multiply still surviving found from table A for the ages last birthday and second or subsequent to be recorded gives the registered pension wife would have attained the product which and the age last birthday had she been to that date, by the quantity of the husband by the quantity of the husband on the re-marriage wife at the date of re-marriage.
The result of the contributor.

II-25• B.G.-VoL.

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EXAMPLE.

Assume preliminary particulars as in previous examples and proceed thus: age last birthday first wife died on ... contributor re-married on contributor's marriage second wife born on second wife's age last birthday re-marriage ... at date of re- at date of the 30; 30th November, 1927 ; 31st January, 1932; 38; 30th June, 1901 ; age last birthday attained re-marriage .

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which first wife would have till date of the had she survived 32.

1932, January 3lst.-The at the date of the re-marriage survived, example for rule I (c)) has to be re-calculated found from table C.- the pension of £137 8s.

7d.

registered : second wife being of a less age next birthday than the first wife would have reached had she as at 31st May, 1930 (see quantity ��ud � } wife 32 2·797 (for calculat10n fhi see F. o t s part); .

found from table A.- quantity h�sband 38 _ 350 } wife 30 £137 8s.
7 d. x 2·797 x ·350 = £134 10s.

9d.

= registered pension at 31st January, 1932 (date of re-marriage).

(c) Variations of pension consequent on increments during second marriage of contributor : to and decrements from current annual contribution Proceed as in rule 1 (c).

B.-CONTRIBUTOR WHO COMMENCED TO CONTRIBUTE WHILE MARRIED.

III.-First Wife's Prospective Pension.
In every case of a public officer who commenced to contribute of contributions married, the wife at the date of commencement considered as the officer's first wife, and no particulars respecting any former wife to whom he may have been married, there be issue of the former wife of a pensionable age ; as to whom see C of this part, rule 5. are to be recorded unless while is to be (a) Pension in consideration RULE 3. of the annual contribution current at the date of commencement : Multiply the amount of the current annual contribution of the contribution by the quantity found from table B for the respective at the date of commencement registered required.
pension of contributions.

The result is the ages of husband and wife EXAMPLE.

Officer born on officer married on officer commenced annual contribut 1924 to contribute on ion current on 1st January, wife born on officer's age last wife's age last birthday birthday on 1st January, 1924 1924 on 1st January, 31st July, 1893 ; 30th June, 1920; 1st January, 1924; £18; 12th August, 1899 ; 30; 24; Widows and Orp hans Pension.[Cap.

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1205 quantity found from table B :- ���d W} wife 24 £18 x 3·755 = £67 lls.
10d.

= registered (b)Variations .

.

3·755 (for calculat10n see F. of this part).

pension on increments required.

consequent of pension annual contribution while the contributor to and decrements is married to from the current his first wife : Proceed as in rule 1 (c).

IV.-Second and subsequent wife's prospective pension.

RULE 4.
RULE 4.

(a)Variations of pension consequent annual contribution while the contributor to, and decrements is a widower : on increments from, the current Proceed (b)Variations as in rule 2 (a).

tributor: Proceed (c)Variations as in rule 2 (b).

from, the current his second or subsequent wife : as in rule 1 (c).
Proceed of pension consequent on the re-marriage of the con­ of pension annual contribution consequent while the contributor to, and decrements is married to on increments C.-CONTRIBUTOR WHO COMMENCED TO CONTRIBUTE V.-Prospective pension to chil,dren by his first marriage.

WHILE A WIDOWER.

So long as a contributor's pension, children, a pension the widower children must be registered should be treated for in their behalf.

If there are no such as if he were a bachelor.


by his first marriage are eligible For the purpose of calculating the registered pension of the children, RULE 5. assume that the deceased contribution with rule 3 (a) and (b).

wife lived until the date of commencement of and died immediately afterwards, and proceed in accordance Vl.-Second and, subsequent wife's prospective pension.
For the purpose of calculating the registered pension of the wife assume RULE 6. that the deceased and died immediately rules applicable married.

wife survived to the date of commenc.ement of contribution afterwards ; then proceed in accordance with the to the case of officers who commenced while to contribute D.- CONTRIBUTOR WITH Two OR MORE BENEFICIARIBS.
Where there are children for pension by two or more deceased RULE 7. eligible or where there is a wife, and there are also children marriages, wives, by one or more previous by the above rules must be divided then existing N.B.-In in order to find the registered applying this rule each group of children the pension pension born of one deceased mother must be reckoned as a single of each beneficiary eligible for pension as found by the total number of beneficiaries of that beneficiary.
of pensionable beneficiary.

age 1206 Cap.

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E.-TREATMENT OF SURRENDER VALUES OF LIFE ASSURANCE POLICIES PAID OVER TO THE FUND IN TERMS OF SUBSECTION ORDINANCE.

(1) OF SECTION 19 OF THIS or a widower (a)If the contributor RULE 8. is a bachelor pensionable age, the amount paid over to the fund should be accumulated as from date of payment and treated (b)If the contributor is married, in accordance or a widower with rule 1 (a).
with children by the quantity able age, the amount paid should be multiplied table A for the respective date of the payment.

If the contributor deceased wife survived until the said date and died immediately of the husband is a widower, ages last birthday of a pension­ found from and wife at the assume that the children without of a thereafter.

F.- CALCULATIONS FOR AGES NOT GIVEN IN THE TABLES.


The wife's age in the tables is given at quinquennial and wives younger than the youngest, given in the tables are to be dealt with as if identical intervals only.

or older than the with the Ages of husbands oldest, youngest and oldest there given For the intermediate ages of wives, interpolate by exact fifths.

respectively.

For table A, husband and wife aged respectively 35 and 25 = ·359 ; 35 and 30 = ·375.

Difference ·359.

Result, ·365.


35 and 27 last birthday.

·016.

Add i of this to EXA111PLES.

For table B, husband and wife aged respectively 30 and 20 = 3·638; 30 and 25 = 3·785.

Difference 3·638.

Result, husband For table C, and wife aged respectively 3·755.

38 and 30 = 2·862; 38 and 35 = 2·699.

Difference from 2·862.

Result, 2·797.

(Note that the process for table C is subtractive, not additive.)

38 and 32 last birthday· ·163.

Deduct¾ of this 30 and 24 last birthday.

·147.


Add-} of this to NO'l'E.-In theso instructions the references to tables are to tlie original tables and not to either the new tables or the new benefit tables.