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Until 1810 George Street was generally referred to as High Street in the English custom, although the northern part of the thoroughfare was also sometimes referred to as " Sergeant Major's Row " and, earlier, as " Spring Row " ( since water carriers had originally established the route as a link between the Tank Stream, the Military encampment and the hospital ).
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