appointment · 1850
New post offices were established in Gisborne and William's Town, with Robert non and Mr Flinn appointed as Postmasters respectively, effective April 1, 1850.
NEW POST OFFICES. HIS. Honor the Superintendent having, …
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OfficialMr Robert- non
OfficialMr Flinn
RolePostmaster
RolePostmaster
LocationGisborne
LocationBush Inn
LocationMount Macedon road
LocationWilliam's Town
LocationHobson's Bay
LocationBush Inn
LocationWilliam's Town
LocationWatchhouse
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 18, 1850.
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Near this placeGisborne · Bush Inn · Mount Macedon road · William's Town · Hobson's Bay