notice · 1847
This notice details the arrival and despatch times for Post Office mails in Melbourne for the year 1847, including routes from Sydney, Mount Macedon, Geelong, Portland, Port Fairy, and Alberton, as well as overseas mail information.
POST OFFICE MAILS, FOR 1847. TABLE of ARRIVAL and DESPATCH of the Post Office Mails, AT MELBOURNE, or the year 1847. …
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OfficialChief Postmaster
OfficialHenry D. Kemp
OfficialPost Office, Melbourne
OfficialColonial Government
LocationMELBOURNE
LocationSydney
LocationYass
LocationAlbury
LocationOvens
LocationBroken river
LocationSeymour
LocationKilmore
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 3, 20 January 1847.
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