Postmen, Edward Earl Bennett (Mitcham), Sidney Arthur Bryant (Croydon), George John Turner Scott (Maryport), Isaac Stedmances (Leicester).
Under Cluase VII of the Order in Council of 4th June, 1870.
Post Office: Postman or Porter, London, Richard Dabbs.
Postman, Blackpool, James Alfred Kirkman.
November 20, 1909.
After Open Competition.
Second Division: Clerks, Horace Frank Boddington, George Elliott Byers, Thomas Nutt.
Post Office: Female Learner, Glasgow, Helen Meikle Cowan.
Without Competition.
Post Office: Postman or Porter, London, Ernest Stirling Stevenson.
Postman, London, Frederick George Lake.
Telephonist, Sheffield, Eunice May Cawood.
Postmen, Wilfrid James Carr (Newcastle-onTyne), Albert Willie Edney (Southampton).
Under Clause VII of the Order in Council of 4th June, 1870.
Post Office: Navigating Officer on the Cable Ship "Monarch," Sandford George Gorton.
Postman, Bantry, Lawrence Burke.
For Registration as Temporary Boy Clerks.
William John Barritt, Frank Halliwell Bygott, Howard Cecil Tyson.
November 22, 1909.
After Open Competition.
Post Office : Female Typist and Shorthandwriter, London, Kathleen Emery.
After Limited Competition.
Post Office: Female Learner, Barnsley, Lucy Peaker.
Without Competition.
Customs and Excise Department: Preventive Man, Anthony Forster.
Post Office: Postman, London, Joseph Coomer.
Telephonists, May Mallalieu (Oldham), Lilian Dorothy Mulligan (Cardiff), Lizzie Alexandra Stronach (Cardiff).
Postmen, William Knight (Plymouth), John Knill (Barnstaple), Frederick Charles Neate (Port Talbot), John Henry Phelan (Manchester), George Pittam. (Northampton).
Under Clause VII of the Order in Council of 4th June, 1870.
Inland Revenue Department: Clerk to Surveyors of Taxes, Harry Townsend Murnane.
For Registration as Temporary Boy Clerks.
Charles Brinson Bartlett, Leonard Vincent Bowles, Charles Matthews Cater, Wilfrid Edric Chittenden, Ernest Charles Cleaver, George Frederick Clements, Roland George Cooke, Victor Howard Cullingford, Frederick Tomkies Davies, Frank Herbert Hayes, George Clement Heselden, John Joseph Langford, Robert McMuldroch, Reginald George Morgan, Rupert Athelstan Snook, Hugh Francis Turner.
November 23,1909.
After Open Competition.
Second Division: Clerks, Charles William Care Alfred Robert Cawston, Charles Delacourt Jennery, Harold Mallinson, David John Rayner, Reynold Georgo Thomas Sweet.
Inland Revenue Department: Assistant Clerk (Abstractor), Charles William Fryer.
Post Office: Male Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist (Postal), Sheffield, Edward Fuge Hill.
Without Competition.
Telephonist, London, Constance Maud Blunden
Postman, London, Sydney Thomas Robinson.
Telephonist, Manchester, Elsie Walter.
Postman, Folkestone, George William Page.
Under Clause VII of the Order in Council of 4th June, 1870.
Post Office: Postman or Porter, London, Leonard Wise.
Postman Glasgow, Henry Strathearn.
For Registration as Temporary Boy Clerks.
Cyril Frederick John Beattest, Harold Arthur Howard, James Henry Jarman,William Edward Harry Kennedy, Stanley Reuben McCartney, Austin Horace Cecil Roberts, George Cantelo Robins, Richard Blackburn Ward.
November 24, 1909.
After Open Competition.
Customs and Excise Department: Assistant Clerk (Abstractor), Hewitt Rippon Capps.
General Register Office, England: Assistant Clerks (Abstractors), Alfred Arthur Dodge, Joe Todd.
After Limited Competition.
Post Office: Registry Assistant in the Secretary's Office, London, Albert George Smalley.
Male Learner, Altrincham, Thomas Brocklehurst.
Without Competition.
Post Office: Postman or Porter, London, Frank Samuel Augustus Nicholas.
Skilled Telephonist, Hull, Emily Beatrice Gislingham.
Telephonists, Eliza Ann Collins (Ebbw Vale, Newport, Monmouthshire). Beatrice Annie Edwards (Ebbw Vale, S.O. Newport, Mon. mouthshire), Ann Gwladys Morris (Bridgend).
Postmen, William John Gillham (Paignton), Hugh Hume (Edinburgh), Adam MacBean (Edinburgh), David McFall (Glasgow), John Robinson (Bury), Ernest William Robert Roper (Teignmouth), George Farquhar Ryan (Glasgow), Harry Alfred Wheelband (Northampton), Albert Wood (Sevenoaks),
