Noun:

పోస్ట్ మోస్టర్,

postmasters's Usage Examples:

An appointed position, postmasters were prized offices.

It was common during this period for postmistresses or postmasters to leave the job due to its poor pay and demanding nature.

stamps were introduced in the US in 1847, postmasters were required to deface them to prevent reuse, but it was left up to them to decide exactly how.

Between 1828 and 1862 all postmasters and postmistresses, other than the postmaster in Sydney, were part-time and many ran a.

office responsible for overseeing all other postmasters.

A total of twenty-one postmasters served in the House.

time to display) Waghorn JF 1987, Index: Victoria"s postmasters and postmistresses, 1838-1901, self-published, Victoria, Australia p.

In 1908 John Smith took over the post and the Walter family continued on as postmasters until 1963 when the post office was finally closed.

faulty Horizon computer system led to many innocent postmasters and postmistresses being falsely imprisoned for alleged fraud.

emergency situations, postal stationery has been produced by handstamping envelopes with modified canceling devices; many of the rare Confederate postmasters".

Croall " Sons, job and postmasters, horse and carriage auctioneers, valuators and livery stable keepers, of Edinburgh Robert Croall " Co, job and postmasters.

Synonyms:

postmistress, master,

Antonyms:

employee, unimportant,