Meter Marks: N190-199
| Type | Description | Earliest | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
| N190 | |||
| N191 | VIVIAN & WATSON TOOLS HARDWARE BUILDING & MINING MATERIALS | 4 FEB 1961 | 4 FEB 1961 |
| N192 | |||
| N193 | |||
| N194 | |||
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| N199 |
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