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Latest revision as of 07:38, 1 August 2014
OPENED : 1st - July - 1869
CLOSED : 31st - October - 1968
Location:
Myrtle Bank is located in the Scottsdale area approx 40 kms North East of Launceston
Post offices close to Myrtle Bank were:
- Targa 4 kms
- St Patricks River 9.5 kms
- Patersonia 10 kms
- Lisle 12 kms
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== BARRED NUMERAL POSTMARK ==
SECOND ALLOCATION
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Allocated BN: 127
- Rated: RRR
- Known on pictorial
== DATESTAMPS ==
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- Earliest recorded date: 9th - March - 1887
- Latest recorded date: 1st - September - 1937
- Rated: R in both State and Commonwealth periods
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- Earliest recorded date: 18th - October - 1937
- Latest recorded date: 21st - September - 1959
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- Earliest recorded date: 21st - December - 1959
- Latest recorded date: 26th - August - 1968
- Rated: RR
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