notice · 1900
The Reclassification Board determines that several government offices, previously exempt from the Public Service Act, should now be classified, and details the claim of Angus Cumming for reclassification.
June 22, 1900. 2400 6. Every name which shall have remained on the "Temporary Employ- ment Register" for six months …
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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 64, 22 June 1900.
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People in this noticeAngus Cumming · Sir F. T. Sargood · J. M. Davies · Geo. Turner · C. J. Ham · J. H. Wheeler
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