Telegraph Cadetships.
(BY TELEGKAI'H.) [from OUIt OWN COKKKSrO.N'I'fc^J w,tus«To.y'Si The Hon. Mr J. G. Ward is <»' determined to be no mere ng controlled by the permanent o his department. He him re L ( cided that the term of service tllien l messengers in the Telegraph t"-I j shall count in estimating salary. Hitherto the boys as Civil servants until t.liey ( j f u pointed cadets, when, c ° ( j rates of pay had to begin <>"' -lyco# rung again. Mr Ward very P 1 g Jjrg' sidered that the boys picked 1 amount of useful knowledge • gers, and it was grossly t^ofpj 1 their progress by reducing the f a ct when they became cadets. . 8 beei the control of . the party hith can l anti-Democratic, because > tli'" 1 , 1 usually from a lower social" , ff00 (lo curled darlings of '' J?)iiiid r '' inC building in the world. & *. o grc9S»» was placed in their path P )C9O bo} Mr Ward has determined shall have the same fitart n j #g of " long as he controls the Department.
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Oamaru Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 4999, 9 June 1891, Page 2
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174Telegraph Cadetships. Oamaru Mail, Volume XVI, Issue 4999, 9 June 1891, Page 2
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