other · 1900
The Reclassification Board determined that Mr. Hourigan's claim to be classified in a higher class with back pay and seniority over other officers was not sustained, despite his assertion of not declining a vacant position.
2411 June 22, 1900. entries made at the time bear out this statement. On the contrary, Mr. …
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OffenderMr. Hourigan
OfficialMessrs. Traversi and Mardling
OfficialMr. Traversi
OfficialC. J. Cerutty
LocationRutherglen
Publication DateJune 22, 1900.
Event Date10th October, 1892
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 64, 22 June 1900.
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