other · 1901
Thomas Strahan, a Telegraph Messenger, has forfeited his office due to conviction for larceny of stamps and a bank note. Permission granted for public servants to engage in private work outside official hours.
WHEREAS Thomas Strahan, Telegraph Messenger in the W Non-Clerical division of the Public Service, …
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OffenderThomas Strahan
OfficialPostmaster-General
OfficialW. Gurr
PlaceMelbourne
OfficialLieutenant-Governor of Victoria
PlaceVictoria
Officialofficers of the Public Service
ShipWardell
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 13, 1901.
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