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Missionaries from Australian Mission

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Australian Missionaries

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The mission expanded to include New Zealand and Tasmania so was renamed the Australasian Mission in 1854.

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The Australasian Mission was discontinued and split to create the Australian Mission and New Zealand Mission.

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Mission Office located at 32 Too-Good Street, Erskineville, Sydney.

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Mission home located at 8 Too-Good St., Erskineville, Sydney, New South Wales.

Mission Office located at 65 Station Street, Newtown, Sydney.

Mission office located at Victory Pennell Street, Enmore, Sydney.

Mission office moved to 27 Simmons Street, Enmore.

The Australian Mission included the Commonwealth of Australia (including Tasmania) and was divided into six districts, one in each state. District Headquarters were located in each capital city (Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart, Melbourne, and Perth).

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