POSTAL FACILITIES.
Sir, —It I*B usually Liken for granted that tlio'Postal Department of this progressive Dominion is desirous of encouraging the inerenso of our correspondence, and by so doing advancing the interests of our pcoplo in every way. A Isirgo volume means increasing trado and commerce, scientiiic, and . educational facilities to an immeasurable extent, ami thorefore tlio postal administration is in a position of much responsibility. For some time tho writer, .members of bis family, and others liud it a peat convcnienco t<j tiso -.stamped eiivolopns, and havo. for at least two months been unable to procure these al (ho W'nng.inui Post Office. Tho reason tfiven for inability to supply has been becauso of short supply trom Wellington—a sliortago owing to some unoxplnimihlo reason. Does tlio Postal Department wish to discourugo tho iii'croHSß of correspondence), or what? It is a position that must l>o faced, and any feature militatiii)! against the progress and development oi our Dominion requires attention and remedy promptly.—l am, oto„ PROGRESS.
tlio country preachers only get the tens and n Iwro clement of timber to enthuse them.—l am, etc., A LAY PREACHER, November 12, 1012.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1601, 19 November 1912, Page 8
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189POSTAL FACILITIES. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1601, 19 November 1912, Page 8
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