other · 1900
The Reclassification Board determined that Miss M. L. Saunders has not sustained her claim to be classified as a Postmistress from any date prior to 1886, due to a voluntary exchange of positions in 1882.
Cooper has not estab- lished his claim to higher classification as from a certain date, viz., March, 1892. …
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Recorded in this notice
OfficialMiss M. L. Saunders
RolePostmistress
OfficialPost Office Department
PlaceDonald
OfficialMiss Burns
RoleFemale Assistant
OfficialMiss C. E. Burns
RoleRelieving Staff
OfficialMiss Burns
RoleFemale Assistant
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 64, 22 June 1900.
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