HEAVY MAIL TRAFFIC.
A BUSY WEEK.
The past week has been a particularly active one in the mail room of the Wellington Post Office, the work having been increased by the arrival during the five days under notice of three English, an American, and two Australian mails. The past week has been the busiest since Christmas and New Year time. The figures are as follow:— EECEIVED. Bass. Hampers. Monday, 3rd 501 Cli Tuesday, 4th 431 125 Wednesday, sth 932 Gl Thursday, 6th .... 851 Tfl Friday, 7th 1,102 113 Totals 3,957 354 DISPATCHED. Bags. Hampers. Monday, 3rd 406 42 Tuesday, 4th 365 J OO Wednesday, 5th... 457 CI Thursday, Gth ... 681 ISO Friday, '7th 1,200 73 Totals 3,121 426
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1098, 10 April 1911, Page 4
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118HEAVY MAIL TRAFFIC. Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1098, 10 April 1911, Page 4
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