appointment · 1900
Joseph Harris was employed as a Temporary Telegraph Messenger at Quambatook from January 17, 1900, to June 30, 1900.
1943 Department of Post and Telegraph. JOSEPH HARRIS as a Temporary Telegraph Messenger at Quambatook, …
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OfficialJoseph Harris
OfficialTemporary Telegraph Messenger
OfficialDepartment of Post and Telegraph
PlaceQuambatook
Employment Start17th January, 1900
Employment End30th June, 1900
Publication DateJune 8, 1900
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 57, 5 June 1939.
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