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Regulations and charges for the Electric Telegraph between Melbourne and Williamstown, including message content, delivery, transmission order, confidentiality, payment, and office hours.
REGULATIONS AND CHARGES. 1. Messages must be written with ink, in a clear and legible manner, and bear a proper date, …
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LocationMELBOURNE
LocationWILLIAM-STREET
LocationLITTLE BOURKE-STREET
LocationWILLIAMSTOWN
LocationHobson's Bay
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 37, 5 May 1854.
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Near this placeMELBOURNE · WILLIAM-STREET · LITTLE BOURKE-STREET · WILLIAMSTOWN · Hobson's Bay