notice · 1850
Henry D. Kemp, Chief Postmaster, advises correspondents to clearly address mail to the new Post Offices in William's Town and Gisborne to ensure correct delivery.
WILLIAM'S TOWN. Mail to leave Melbourne daily (Sun- day's excepted), at 6 o'clock, p.m. …
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OfficialHenry D. Kemp
RoleChief Postmaster
PlaceWilliam's Town
PlaceMelbourne
LocationWilliam's Town
LocationMelbourne
Port Phillip Government Gazette, No. 18, 1850.
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