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General Post Office, Melbourne: Letters Detained for Postage at the Dead Letter Office (16-22 February 1861), naming intended recipients and their towns across Victoria and beyond. Notable addressees include the Hon. John O'Shanassy M.L.A. (Hawthorn), the Hon. N. Black M.L.C. (Glenormiston), the Attorney-General, the Lord Bishop of Tasmania (Hobart Town) and Sir W. J. Denison, Governor of New South Wales; the closing 'Non-Returnable' sub-list adds the postage due on each. Government Printer imprint: John Fell.

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Victoria Government Gazette, No. 37, 7 March 1861.

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