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CLOSED ''':''' 21st - March - 1897 possibly as a full Post Office with a CDS | CLOSED ''':''' 21st - March - 1897 possibly as a full Post Office with a CDS | ||
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== DASHER (1) ==
OPENED : 1st - September - 1890 as a very small RH. Dasher was on the same mail route as Mount Claude, Middlesex Plains and Campbell's Reward Claim all with the same Post Master.
CLOSED : 21st - March - 1897 possibly as a full Post Office with a CDS
== DASHER (2) ==
RENAMED : 14th - January - 1917 from Staverton Railway to Dasher
RENAMED : 30th - August - 1917 to Roland
Location:
Dasher was located in the Mid North West region approx 16 kms South West of Sheffield
Post offices close to Dasher were:
- Staverton 3 kms
- West Kentish 3 kms
- Cethana 7 kms
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== DATESTAMPS ==
- Earliest recorded date: 11th - March - 1917
- Latest recorded date: 6th - July - 1917
- Rated: RRRRR
- Only 2 copies known
- Violet ink
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Other Information[edit]
Links & References[edit]
| To the Index of Tasmanian Post Offices and Postal Markings
To the Tasmanian Datestamp Types main page |
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