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AG2 Medals 7439

Service at St Helena does not count for the same.

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68 13
498
27.3.08

Recipient ineligible but allowed to retain medal and clasps as he has worn it nearly five years.

In South Africa 24-11-1899 to 24-3-1900. Invalided 'enteric fever'. In hospital and on sick furlough till 12-9-1900.

Returned to South Africa in March 1902. No remarks entered on roll when prepared. Case of No 2240 Sergeant Master Tailor F H Tysen, 2nd Battalion Somerset Light Infantry.

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68 SA 7789
25/8/09

KSA awarded, as a special case (which is not to be regarded as a precedent in future claims) to Colonel P Homan-Ffolliott, Cape Colonial Forces.

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68 SA 855
2.3.11
PA 3.1.12

Conductors, Remount Depot, not eligible for awards of King's SA Medal.

Case of Conductor J G White, Remount Depot.

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68 SA 1368

Subject: Re-issue of King's Medal, after being considered ineligible

Case of Major G D Gray. late South African Constabulary, from whom the medal was withdrawn 5/5/08 on the ground that service with the ORC Municipal Police is non-qualifying for the grant of the King's Meal. The ORCMP was subsequently amalgamated witht he SAC and Major Gray's application was ante-dated in order to regulate his position on the list of officers.

Case reconsidered 10/12 and medal re-issued.

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68 South Africa 1901
PA 16/1/2/12

Case of Major A B Snow, Cape Police 2. Services were dispensed with 16/10/01. Unsuited for duties with CP. Subsequently employed with FI Department.

Decision. Award Medal.