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The General Post Office explains new postage regulations for letters from New South Wales to England via Marseilles, detailing higher charges compared to the Southampton route and providing a table of rates.
General Post Office, 25th August, 1846. I am directed by the Postmaster General to inform you, …
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OfficialGeneral Post Office
OfficialPostmaster General
LocationNew South Wales
LocationCalcutta
LocationMarseilles
LocationSouthampton
LocationIndia
LocationMadras
LocationSingapore
LocationCeylon
LocationEngland
LocationSydney
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 3, 20 January 1847.
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