Difference between revisions of "Mole Creek"
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Latest revision as of 05:06, 30 July 2014
Location: Mole Creek is located 24km west of Deloraine. Nearby communities which previously had post offices include Liena, Caveside and Chudleigh.
see Google Map for an enlargement
- Opened: 28-MAY-1884 · Current Status: Open (Licensed PO)
A postmark enthusiast's photo of the Mole Creek post office taken during January 1972
Contents
Barred Numeral Postmark[edit]
BN232 was allocated to Mole Creek in 1884
- Rated R
Datestamps[edit]
- Earliest recorded date: 2-Feb-1889 · Latest recorded date: 6-Jun-1933
Found in blue in 1909 (date range?). Manuscript cancellations relate to the period when the Liena datestamp was being corrected.
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- Earliest recorded date: 7-Jul-1933 · Latest recorded date: 28-Oct-1962
- Earliest recorded date: 29-Oct-1962 · Latest recorded date: 30-Sep-1977
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- Earliest recorded date: 30-Sep-1977 · Latest recorded date: 11-Dec-1989
- Earliest recorded date: 25-Jan 1990 ·
| To the Index of Tasmanian Post Offices and Postal Markings
To the Tasmanian Datestamp Types main page |
Other Cancellations and Postal Items[edit]
Other Information[edit]
- 1892 - The tender of Thomas Smith for the carriage of mails from Mole Creek via Chudleigh and the Needles to Deloraine has been accepted covering the period 1-June-1892 to 31-Dec-1894 for 104 pounds.
Links & References[edit]
| To the Index of Tasmanian Post Offices and Postal Markings
To the Tasmanian Datestamp Types main page |
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