notice · 1855
Requisitions for postage stamps in Melbourne are to be sent directly to the Postmaster General, and in country districts to the several Postmasters, with fourteen days' notice required.
NOTICE TO HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS. POSTAGE STAMPS. REQUISITIONS for Postage Stamps to be supplied in Melbourne are, …
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PlaceMelbourne
OfficialPost- master General
OfficialCivil Commis- sary General
OfficialWilliam C. Haines
OfficialHead of the Department
LocationMelbourne
LocationCountry Districts
Notice Date8th February, 1855
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 19, 27 February 1855.
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