In a recent announcement, the County Borough Council of Limerick has detailed the procedure for appointing a qualified individual to the role of Accountant or Assistant City Treasurer. The special meeting for this appointment is scheduled for Thursday, October 19th. The chosen candidate will be offered an annual salary of £100, contingent on receiving approval from His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant for the establishment of this position.
Prospective candidates are required to undergo an examination that evaluates their capability to effectively execute the responsibilities of the role. Additionally, they must pass an examination in both the Irish language and Irish history, adhering to the standards set by the Council on September 7th of this year.
Specific dates and timings for the examinations, as well as further details, can be obtained by reaching out to the undersigned individual. All necessary information will be provided upon request.
The appointed individual will be obligated to provide security, either through a recognized guarantee society in the amount of £1,000, or alternatively, through two personal sureties, each amounting to £500 and subject to Council approval. The names of the sureties must be included in each candidate’s application.
The Assistant City Treasurer (or Accountant) will be required to dedicate their entire attention to the duties associated with the role.
Interested candidates must submit their applications, accompanied by testimonials, to the undersigned by or before 4:00 PM on the aforementioned date. The application envelope should be clearly marked with “Accountant or Assistant City Treasurer.”
Candidates should also be present in person at the time of the election, which is set for 7:30 PM on October 19th, 1905.
This announcement outlines a transparent and thorough selection process for the critical role, ensuring that the chosen individual possesses the necessary qualifications and dedication to contribute effectively to Limerick’s financial administration.
By Order,
W. M. Nolan, Town Clerk
Limerick Echo – Tuesday 17 October 1905
