other · 1892
Richard Ford, Esq., a Victorian Railways Commissioner, has been suspended from his office due to inefficiency and mismanagement.
WHEREAS by the Railways Acts it is among other things enacted that at any time when Parliament is not sitting it shall …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialRICHARD FORD, Esq.
PlaceSpencer-street
Placecity of Melbourne
RoleCommissioner
OfficialJames Henry Wheeler
OfficialG. Wilson Brown
PlaceVictoria
LocationSpencer-street
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 43, 17 March 1892.
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People in this noticeJames Henry Wheeler · G. Wilson Brown
Also on page 3This notice details the suspension of a Victorian Railways Commissione · Richard Speight, Esq., a Victorian Railways Commissioner and Chairman,
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