other · 1852
The overland mail service between Adelaide and Mount Gambier will cease from December 17th, 1852.
Police Office, Geelong, for James Peden, who arrived in this Colony, by the ship Randolph, in the year 1849. …
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PersonJames Peden
OfficialW. Lonsdale
OfficialA. McRae
OfficialChief Postmaster
LocationGeelong
LocationColony
LocationMelbourne
LocationAdelaide
LocationMount Gambier
Arrival Year1849
Notice Date15th December, 1852
Service Cessation Date17th instant
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 51, 22 December 1852.
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