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- MASSY-GREENE, Walter
- MASSY-GREENE, Walter
- TUDOR, Frank
- WEST, John Edward
- BURCHELL, Reginald
- FINLAYSON, William
- LAMOND, Hector
- FENTON, James
- BURCHELL, Reginald
- MASSY-GREENE, Walter
- YATES, George
- ARCHIBALD, William
- FENTON, James
- FLEMING, William
- LYNCH, John
- BURCHELL, Reginald
- MASSY-GREENE, Walter
- CHANTER, John
- CATTS, James
- FOSTER, Richard
- FENTON, James
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- LECKIE, John
- BOYD, James
- MASSY-GREENE, Walter
- CATTS, James
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- LAMOND, Hector
- CATTS, James
- CATTS, James
- FLEMING, William
- YATES, George
- LAMOND, Hector
- TUDOR, Frank
- BURCHELL, Reginald
- FINLAYSON, William
- CATTS, James
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- APPROPRIATION (WORKS AND BUILDINGS) BILL 1919-20
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Mr WEST (for Mr. J. H. Catts)
asked the Postmaster-General, upon notice -
1. Is it proposed to abolish or declare excess the position of a number of engineersintraining in the Postmaster-General's Department, New South Wales; if so, how many?
2. How many engineers-in-training are there in New South Wales, and how many of these were appointed during the regime of the present Postmaster-General ?
3. What is the total amount of salaries, expenses, &c, paid to these men since their appointments as junior engineers or engineersintraining?
4. What does the Minister propose to do with the officers if their positions are abolished ?
5. What compensation is it proposed to give to these men for the loss of career and sacrifice of private time and energy?