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Another time he ordered offices to open on Saturdays without consulting the colleagues affected.

In addition to the railway station, it also hosted a post office, a money order office, and one church.

The menus, attached to clipboards, are printed on forms for ordering office supplies.

At Jerome, the train order office was in use until it was closed on September 1, 1959.

In other words, all depends whether the public authority is acting as a public or a private entity, say when ordering office supplies.

The state government said it would only order Office software if it worked well with open, interoperable software formats.

Catalogue order offices were also established throughout the country, with the first opening in Oakville in 1916.

The nearest money order office is at Melton Mowbray.

As with many mail order office suppliers, the convenience of shopping Paper Direct by phone, fax or mail comes at a price premium.

Existing structure was completed by Brenna in 1797 and housed Maltese Order offices.

When we got to the landing between the Order office and Salvador's quarters, Allan hesitated, a finger tapping at his lips.

To bolster sales, Allstate then ordered offices to be open for set hours every day except Sunday, putting a huge burden on agents who worked alone.

Due to troubles with the public order office the official open air, called "Endsommer-Festival", had to be delayed from August to September.

In an open competitive examination he secured a place as a "Boy Clerk" at the Mount Pleasant money order office, London.

There is also a CCTV monitoring centre for stations in the east of Scotland and a taxi ordering office.

"There is the unfortunate perception that all homeless people are extremely troubled and will bring chaos into an ordered office," said Mary Brosnahan, the coalition's executive director.

MOO, (Money Order Office), Driver Lane.

To comply with the new law, "Any Money Order Office" was rubber-stamped or hand written in place of a specific paying city on the Type II forms.

In 1979, he began "Andres Insurance Brokers" with his wife, and also started a Sears Canada Catalogue Order Office in the region.

It was everything I'd left behind, my ordered office world, my carefully structured little normality, my scrupulously sexless intimacy - or was it our world, our intimacy?

In an interview in her meticulously ordered office in the National Republican Senatorial Committee headquarters on Capitol Hill, Mrs. Dole defended her fund-raising efforts.

When Carson was finally referred to the Speaker, he was called for and reprimanded, and his question deposited in one of the mock-Gothic waste-paper baskets in the Order office.

So far, e-commerce is in its infancy, rarely going beyond browsing the Web and executing some rudimentary transaction, like buying books online or ordering office supplies on an in-house corporate Web site.

Geoff, who is due to retire at Christmas, started work in April 1943 with Armstrong Siddeley Motors in Coventry, as a fourteen-year-old trainee in the works order office.

"Be organized, be prepared, and be on time," Margaret had told her as she'd sat behind her polished desk in her perfectly terrifying and perfectly ordered office in New York.