notice · 1859
Telegraphic communication has been established with Dunolly and Daylesford, and their offices are now open to the public.
1709 General Post Office, Melbourne, 9th August, 1859 OPENING OF TELEGRAPII STATIONS AT DUNOLLY AND DAYLESFORD. …
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OfficialPostmaster General
OfficialG. S. Evans
LocationMelbourne
LocationDunolly
LocationDaylesford
LocationVictoria
LocationMelbourne
Notice Date9th August, 1859
Notice Date18th July, 1859
Victoria Government Gazette, No. 127, 1859.
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