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The Reclassification Board has been directed to review the case of Mr. Ferguson, who is seeking compensation for non-promotion, removal from Wodonga, and unpaid professional services.

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PersonMr. Ferguson

PersonMr. Ferguson

PersonMr. Ferguson

Officialchief inspector of distilleries

OrgPublic Service Board

OrgReclassification Board

OrgReclassification Board

LocationWodonga

Victoria Government Gazette, No. 64, 22 June 1900.

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