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appointment · 1901

Order in Council (17 Dec 1901) launching the administration of Victoria's Old-age Pensions Act 1901: H. W. Meakin (Under-Treasurer) appointed Registrar of Old-age Pensions; the colony's police magistrates (W. R. Anderson-Castlemaine, R. J. Burrowes-Wangaratta, J. A. Panton & C. L. Dobbin-Melbourne, R. E. Johns-Ballarat, etc.) and clerks of courts appointed Commissioners; and Receivers/Paymasters, Postmasters/Postmistresses and Clerks of Courts across Victoria designated Paymasters of pensions. Signed THOS. BRISBANE, Clerk of the Executive Council. (Establishes the machinery of one of Australia's pioneering old-age pension schemes, predating the 1908 Commonwealth pension.)

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OfficialH. W. Meakin
MagistrateW. R. Anderson
MagistrateR. J. Burrowes
MagistrateC. L. Dobbin
MagistrateP. J. Dwyer
MagistrateW. W. Greene
MagistrateC. G. Holmes
MagistrateR. E. Johns
MagistrateJ. Keogh
MagistrateW. Leader
MagistrateH. Morrison

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 161, 19 December 1901.