Noun:

जहाजाच्या केबिन अन्न साठवणुकीत पर्यवेक्षण करणारे कर्मचारी इ.,

purser's Usage Examples:

ship"s purser (also pusser) is the person on a ship principally responsible for the handling of money on board.

uncredited roles, many of which were as characters do menial labor, such as headwaiters, porters, pursers and coachmen.

Although they enjoy the benefits of having officer rank, they generally progress through the ranks to become pursers.

At that time pursers were warranted by the Admiralty but did not require professional qualifications.

He was schooled by Mr Neale, the purser of the Bellerophon.

An 1854 Act of Congress legalized the relative rank conferred upon pursers by General Order of.

Auxiliary; over 10,000 tons or 2,501-10,000 tons if at least two assistant pursers carried) Lieutenant Master (up to 2,500 tons unless home trade passenger.

Gladstone bags were also used by the pursers on the RMS Titanic to carry valuables.

The term purser and chief steward are often used interchangeably describing personnel with.

The steward's office, purser's offices, telephone booths and a stairway to the promenade deck were protected by a vestibule equipped with sliding doors.

coopers, divers, doctors, dredge workers, engineers, firemen, fishermen, harpooners, horsemen, interpreters, masons, muleteers, musicians, pilots, pursers.

excellent character; the board reinstated him as purser but ordered him mulcted of a year"s pay.

Navy"s and sent pursers through this hospital corpsman training, to serve in a combined administrative.

Synonyms:

ship"s officer, officer,

Antonyms:

civilian,