Stationery Sale Ad at Crisp & Sons
Salles ite oe igs Stationery of all kinds as low at prises Always obtainable at Crisp & Sons Church St Bae vive Marsh.
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Newspaper
Bacchus Marsh Express
Location
Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
3
Salles ite oe igs Stationery of all kinds as low at prises Always obtainable at Crisp & Sons Church St Bae vive Marsh.
The notice lists daily telegraph and post office hours from Melbourne to Balliang and nearby towns. Open times vary from 9am to 6pm with afternoon mail departures and specific stoppages at Balliang East and Myrniong. Regular service includes morning and mid afternoon mailings and a late afternoon closure.
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