other · 1860
Queensland requires four third-class clerks for its Civil Service, with applications and examinations to be held in March 1860.
CIVIL SERVICE OF QUEENSLAND. With reference to the minute this day published respecting the Civil Service of …
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Officialthird class clerks
PersonQueen
OfficialClerk of the Executive Council
OfficialR. G. W. Herbert
ApplicantFrederick Acheson
Officialcivil engineer
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 17, 1860.
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